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Aeonium2003

May 6, 2022 3:37 PM CST

Aeonium2003 said: Interesting that you got the last plant as 'inermis'. Inermis should mean spineless. Technically, it means "unarmed" in latin.

@needrain
Here's a what the inermis form looks like:
http://www.llifle.com/Encyclop...

Yes, the plant in the picture isn't completely lacking spines, but it's definitely not as spiny as yours.

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