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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
 
Join Date: Sep-2004
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Echevarria?
I believe this is an echevarria, but ?
Anyone out there that knows succulents? Height 19 inches. Pot by Michael Hagedorn Mike
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I don't know. But that's pretty cool.
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