louiemichael
A newfound fan of succulents. I like collecting them, as they look very different than other plants. Most especially rosette-forming ones!
A newfound fan of succulents. I like collecting them, as they look very different than other plants. Most especially rosette-forming ones!
Late Autumn 2018
12
Late Autumn 2018
12
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I think it should be yunnanensis alone. I tried searching for indicum, and it did not come out. Instead, pictures of Sinocrassula indica appeared. @teamgardentags #succulent #sinocrassula #yunnanensis
@gardentagssucculentexpert may be able to help explain the difference
@Soph1e thank you! Hoping for a reply soon
Hi Louie ! Here is a link to the ICN for your plant.http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?akID=322&aaID=2&aiID=Y&aID=1442 .I looks like Sedum indicum var. yunnanensis is listed as a synonym there ? Agree this listing needs to be checked .
@Muzz67 Hello sir Muzz! Thank you for helping me. I am baffled. Are there really multiple registered scientific names for plants?
Hi Louie! Nice to say hello but Sir is very formal haha! I'm Jacqui and a female 😆😆😆.No there are not multiple registered latin names but the other names that some people know their plants ( albeit incorrect)by are listed as synonyms sometimes underneath to help id .The ICN is a great reference tool if you weren't aware of it before ? Yes this plant name needs checking by the plants team to clarify and they are aware of it.😁
Encyclopedia updated Louie 😁