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| oneyda 2005-05-24 00:34 |
| how do you care for a "siempre viva" (leaf of life) |
| renee 2005-08-03 14:55 |
| Sempervivum are hardy succulents. Not much water and everything will be o.k.. Tehy can take full sun, frozen soil etc. |
| renee 2005-08-03 14:55 |
| Sempervivum are hardy succulents. Not much water and everything will be o.k.. Tehy can take full sun, frozen soil etc. |
| captain 2005-08-03 21:38 |
Sorry, have to disagree here ;-)
"siempre viva" (leaf of life) is just another name for a Bryophyllum. It has nothing to do with the Sempervivums. While some species of the Sempervivums are cold hardy, none of the Bryophyllums is.
I guess Bryophyllum received the name "siempre viva" just because it produces so many offspring, therefore it is "always living".
Yours,
Captain. |
| renee 2005-08-04 07:30 |
| uups ... sorry! I thought we were talking about Sempervivums. Oneyda finnaly got an answer after three months though they are kinda confusing. Hope this is a helpful information ... |
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