For 2-years and some, I've had her as Moonglow Crassula Muscosa. Is she really Moonglow or Pickle plant?
For 2-years and some, I've had her as Moonglow Crassula Muscosa. Is she really Moonglow or Pickle plant?
Ohh, ok got it, thanks!
0 gillningarYes you're right, watchchain or zipper. I had it 2 years ago until it got cooked and dried up, left me to feel guilty for a while 😂
0 gillningarThat’s beautiful tooooo 😍😍😍😍😍😱
0 gillningarThis is my pickle plant (one of them, several go by that common nickname) “Dill” She has been chopped and propped since this picture lol You can see the scientific name if you click on the photo
1 gillaThanks Fuey, they don't look the same, you think?
1 gillaI think so, they have the same little tips sticking out. They’re not prickly, more soft. I’m happy to see another one of these guys, I feel like they’re not as popular as the rest.
1 gillaPerfect then, Pickle plant it is... She's going to have to get adjusted to her new name 😂
0 gillningarWow! Beautiful! Since I joined this app a month ago my wishlist has grown exponentially! Just added pickle plant!
2 gillningarThere's so many out there to get, lol!
0 gillningarMy wishlist too Kelly 😁
0 gillningarcrassula mesembryanthemoides
1 gillaThat's right! The M is for Mesembryanthemoides, not Muscosa. I know that was the other kind I used to have, lol. Thanks!
1 gillahow do you know the difference between that and the delosperma echinatum? mine was labeled delosperma gherkin, i just have it as delosperma echinatum. i wonder if it’s a locational difference?
1 gilla@fuey Its basically a visual difference, in growth pattern, and if you look closely, the pickle plant ... well looks like pickles lol.. where as the C. Mesembryanthemoides has more pointy ends. The color is also different
1 gillaAbsolutely, Im working on it!
1 gillaMy god that’s one beautiful plant 😍😍😍😍😍😍😱
1 gillaThank youuuuu!
1 gilla