#glomerata

Subect #2 in the hybridization experiment. I think the smooth texture and interesting colour variation would go great with the stacked growth of the "rawlinsonii" hybrid. Still need to decide which plant would act as the seed parent and which as the pollen parent - I have a few factors to consider.

I was thinking of maybe writing a few formal articles on the Gasteria genus, and my personal studies of the plant requirements, propagation, and hybrids I see myself making in the near future. You know, just to keep some documentation. I don't care if anyone actually reads it.

This is one of the subjects in yet another hybridization experiment. Purposely used because of it's stacked growth form and flatter leaves inherited from the "rawlinsonii" parent.

Distribution of Auburn University's yearbook, the Glomerata. Auburn, Alabama, May 1974.

gtsigs pa - show one's teeth, grin, ficus glomerata [JV]