David on August 20, 2017 at 3:05 am Dear Nathan, I think it is another variation of S. meniscifolium. It is interesting how whitish it is. Do you have samples in silica? Kind regards, Reply
Nathan Smith on September 8, 2017 at 6:20 pm Hi David, Thanks for leaving a comment. I did not see it until now. I am cultivating the plant so I could make a silica sample. Reply
Pedro Bond Schwartsburd on January 22, 2018 at 7:44 pm This is Serpocaulon hirsutulum. Check Schwartsburd & Smith, JBRIT 2013. Reply
Nathan Smith on January 22, 2018 at 8:22 pm Hi Pedro, Thanks! I recently found larger individuals growing in the shade in the same location. I will post images of the plants this week. Reply
Dear Nathan,
I think it is another variation of S. meniscifolium. It is interesting how whitish it is. Do you have samples in silica?
Kind regards,
Hi David,
Thanks for leaving a comment. I did not see it until now. I am cultivating the plant so I could make a silica sample.
This is Serpocaulon hirsutulum. Check Schwartsburd & Smith, JBRIT 2013.
Hi Pedro,
Thanks! I recently found larger individuals growing in the shade in the same location. I will post images of the plants this week.