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#139818 Oct 11th, 2007 at 02:26 PM
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Hey!

I bought this guy from the horticulture club at my school. They didn't know what it was. They suggested bright indirect light and letting it dry out before watering again. If you have any clues what it is, or at the very least, what care it needs, please let me know.

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RoseFishWatcher #139890 Oct 11th, 2007 at 04:52 PM
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When I first looked at you plant I thought it might be a hoya UNTIL I saw the burgandy under the leaves!!!!!!!!!


Cool plant you have there IT is the Black pagoda Lipstick plant Click on this link http://www.victoria-dove.com/images/photo-10.jpg for a full mature look at one! clap


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Silver Squirl

I have that one and that is what the lady wrote on mine..
That is all I know.



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dodge #142008 Oct 17th, 2007 at 04:05 AM
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Hi evryone....

sorry to say .... thatz not a lipstick plant... used to have it...but it died out on me!! ...n worse i cant remember its name!


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It looks like it could be a type of amorphophallus, or voodoo lily, but not sure which one.


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alankhart #143101 Oct 19th, 2007 at 01:40 PM
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Sorry But I'm sticking with the Black Pagoda I had one tagged just like that and sent it to Jiffy,,, I wonder if she still has it??? why

IF it isn't the Black pagoda Then it was tagged wrong it looks just like the one in the link I posted above,, thumbup


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The leaves do look very much the same, don't they?


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If you find out , let me know ......Silver Squirl is on my plant ??

Who knows??????/Its cute

Hi Woo woo


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dodge #143264 Oct 19th, 2007 at 06:35 PM
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i do diane. at least i think it is yours. i had one from you and one from catlover. and i still have one... why put them both in my "succulent's bucket" and one is fine!

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Originally Posted by alankhart
The leaves do look very much the same, don't they?


Yea they do! lol lol I've noticed a lot of plant species are very very simulair But yet entirely different,, egad


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Scilla violacea (Silver Squill)

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Thank You soooooooooooooooo much Wild Willie..


I was correct after all..Except I spelled Squill wrong..

The lady sent it last year and it had that on it .

I must go visit a site for the culture.

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Originally Posted by Wild Willy
Scilla violacea (Silver Squill)


Welllll That means the tag on the plant I had was wrong,, egad I just learned something new!! Thanks Bill and Dodge! thumbup


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Woohoo.........
It has been my pleasure.....And lol
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I have mine out side watching the steps for varmits........


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dodge #144115 Oct 21st, 2007 at 09:53 AM
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Thank you!

The little guy has some new green since I showed you those pictures. I'm trying to decide if I should move him a little closer to the window (as he's currently behind a larger plant).


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I have mine in the south window, but it is shaded by the porch roof there.

It grows really slow..

Will try to get a photo to show.

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here is mine to view............

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