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NematanthusNut Mandeville, LA(Zone 9a) Aug 11, 2006

The spider plant grabbed my shopping cart and held me captive while the diffenbachia jumped in. The diff. is called "Camouflage". I have no idea what kind of spider. Anyone know?

Here is the spider with globs of babies.

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NematanthusNut Mandeville, LA(Zone 9a) Aug 11, 2006

close up of the leaves

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NematanthusNut Mandeville, LA(Zone 9a) Aug 11, 2006

babies

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NematanthusNut Mandeville, LA(Zone 9a) Aug 11, 2006

diffenbachia. I've never seen this one but I really like it. Even if it did ambush me.

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red_princess_71 Lilesville, NC(Zone 7b) Aug 11, 2006

WOW, Nem you sure are finding some nice plants....you lucky lucky devil :o)


I hope to be going houseplant shopping this weekend..hope they have some nice ones as well...


Char

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NematanthusNut Mandeville, LA(Zone 9a) Aug 11, 2006

It goes in spurts. All summer I haven't been able to find anything interesting and now I'm seeing stuff everywhere.

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lovesdaylilies Roopville, GA(Zone 7b) Aug 11, 2006

could spider plant be the hawaiian everyone is looking for. i used to have some but they died on me. it is beautiful!!! hmmmmm how come no plants ever hold me captive lol. now there is something i could tell my husband lol.

kelly

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snboyken Livermore, KY(Zone 6a) Aug 11, 2006

I was thinking Hawiaan as well, & Mine has just started putting out babies and they are more var than the mother plant.

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begoniacrazii Northern California, CA(Zone 9a) Aug 11, 2006

You lucky duck! To be held captive like that! LOL.
I concur that it's Hawaiian.

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NematanthusNut Mandeville, LA(Zone 9a) Aug 11, 2006

A Hawaiian Spider...Spiffy!!! It sure is prolific. I've never seen so many spider babies on a relatively small plant. I really like the coloring.

Actually, I was in there a few days ago and they TRIED to get me then but I intentionally would't go near them. This time I just had to get closer to see the bright green leaves and that did it. I am routinely ambushed. :-0

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begoniacrazii Northern California, CA(Zone 9a) Aug 11, 2006

LOL, me too! Funny, my DH doesn't get ambushed like that... But if there's a sports event within a 100 mile radius he knows it!!

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baja220 Tulsa, OK(Zone 6b) Aug 12, 2006

Wow, those are some beautiful plants!!!! And that Diff is awesome!!! I've never seen anything like it. I've had an eye out the the Hawaiian Spider, but no luck.

Debbie

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