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Re: Help i.d. these aroids
- To: lindsey@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Help i.d. these aroids
- From: B* R* <7*@compuserve.com>
- Date: Wed, 13 May 1998 21:17:32 -0500
Well, I gotta get one of those from you--if for no other
reason than to see what a true X. sagittifolia really is. Mr.
Boos and Eduardo seem to think what I have (and what is pictured
at the Mansell site) is X. violacea. That was my second thought
about what I have. If so, there are many cultivars here in
Houston. I recently went to a mom-and-pop place at which the
hubbie specializes in growing "rare" things, most of which he has
no idea as to the identity. He had a number of plants whose leaf
color (not to mention petiole color) ranged from the dark, almost
bluish green I have, to almost black. He thought they were Colocasia
forms. I couldn't argue with him, but the leaf shape and size were
so alike my X's that I feel these are forms of it.
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