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This just grew in a pot must have been a stray seed






This seed pod was used as a decoration in a bunch of flowers

 

Hi, walnut. It rather looks like a Graptopetalum, related to the Echeveria. Did it have star-shaped or tubular flowers?

http://www.webshots.com/explore/graptopetalum

I'm sure pete will know what it is.

[ 13. December 2007, 03:32 PM: Message edited by: Lady of Leisure ]

 

Hi LoL the grapto has the same rosette but the leaves are not bulbous enough its flower hasn't opened fully yet.

 

Hi walnut, it looks a bit echeveria like to me, or even sempervivium, would perhaps be easier when the flowers open. These rosette type plants are a bit confusing to me, the flower buds look familiar, as does that seed pod in the bottom pic.
I'm sure its a common flower.

 

Thanks LoL and Pete,the seed pod does look a bit like teasel but is about 6cm long and the thorny bits are not long enough,I agree the plant could be a sempervivum see what the flowers like when it opens.

 

I'm sure the seed pod isn't teasel walnut.