My 'Oddity' occasionally has a tendency to mutate with completely flat leaves. Could 'Oddity" have been a seedling from 'Emrald Giant'? I...Read More have had 7 plants mutate with all leaves flat and it looks exactly like 'Emrald Giant'. I have never seen either of these seed and my plants are seperated in two different greenhouses. If anyone else has wittnessed this please comment about it here.
Grows and spreads in poor soil with little water and here in Oaxaca, Mexico makes a wonderful ground cover. Propagates as easily as any p...Read Morelant I know of. My sempervivum may not be the hybrid, but the growth habits are the same.
I just love this sempervivum and it certainly is an 'oddity',looks great in an alpine or in a desert scape garden. Easy to just break of...Read Moref a piece and transplant .
‘Oddity’ was developed by American succulent enthusiast Sandy McPherson, was introduced to gardeners in 1977, and won the 1978 Bronze...Read More Rosette Award for best new variety.
Very reminiscent of Crassula ovata cv. 'Gollum' (syn. Crassula ovata cv. 'Hobbit').
My 'Oddity' occasionally has a tendency to mutate with completely flat leaves. Could 'Oddity" have been a seedling from 'Emrald Giant'? I...Read More
Grows and spreads in poor soil with little water and here in Oaxaca, Mexico makes a wonderful ground cover. Propagates as easily as any p...Read More
I just love this sempervivum and it certainly is an 'oddity',looks great in an alpine or in a desert scape garden. Easy to just break of...Read More
‘Oddity’ was developed by American succulent enthusiast Sandy McPherson, was introduced to gardeners in 1977, and won the 1978 Bronze...Read More