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Jun 9, 2018 6:28 AM CST
Name: Mark McDonough
Massachusetts (Zone 5a)
Region: Massachusetts Enjoys or suffers cold winters Garden Procrastinator Native Plants and Wildflowers Garden Photography Foliage Fan
Birds Seed Starter Hybridizer Sempervivums
I did surgery on 'Kip' yesterday, I tried the hand-twist method, very easy and worked like a charm.

'Kip' is on the right, definitely flowering, 'Proud Zelda' in the center (I have two mature rosettes, one set 4 chicks and is not flowering, this larger one looks like it is preparing to flower), and 'Galahad' on the left... not sure if it's going to flower, I will show separate photos of 'Galahad' and to get some opinions about its possible flowering status.
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'Kip' after an easy hand-twist operation:
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Avatar: Jovibarba x nixonii 'Jowan'
I use #2 chicken grit to feed my hens & chicks :-)

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