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Dec 7, 2022 12:59 AM CST
Gingin Western Australia
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When purchased Su1 had one small flower, five yellow petals with a mid rib black stripe.

Some results of finding a truly useful plant whose mucilage can be used in field grafting.

Best so far in order of my preference:
Succulent, above photo, I have coded it Su1 till I get an ID.
Schlumbergera NOID
Pereskiopsis porterii(?)

NBG's:
Aloe arborescens
Aloe vera
Jade - Crassula ovata

The grafting attempt of a very small Su1 scion to O. robusta, failed.

Cheers
Go team SpaceX, go.
The only way to succeed is to try.
If at first you don't succeed, why then
you must try, try again.
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