Julie, when I posted this some minutes ago I was thinking: oh my god, hopefully nobody asks, I simply can't explain it in English .... . But I will try: since this is a macro shot the thing is about 2-3 mm in height, sitting on the leaf of a Crassula ovata, thinking it is a grown up crassula itself ... not really a offshoot, but kind of ... .
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Uh-ooo ... now THIS is a challenge.
It looks like a newly sprouted plant: a zuccini or such. Newly sprouted anyway ...
But it also looks like it is on the roof of something. What is that tiling down in the RH corner.
This is intruiging, Martina.
Julie, when I posted this some minutes ago I was thinking: oh my god, hopefully nobody asks, I simply can't explain it in English .... .
But I will try: since this is a macro shot the thing is about 2-3 mm in height, sitting on the leaf of a Crassula ovata, thinking it is a grown up crassula itself ... not really a offshoot, but kind of ... .
so it's a bump on a bump on a log kind of a thing! it's cute but sort of freaky at the same time!
Very mysterious today.
encore une tres bonne image super macro sur celle la jadore le rendu de limage superbe serieu
Confused me too... and you said mine were confusing..???
the thing is about 2-3 mm in height, sitting on the leaf of a Crassula ovata
And I could have sworn that it was some fantastical candied bird form.
I thought it was part of a ginger lily, very similar, but it's a jaad plant?
pj, yes. In German it is called "money tree" oder "penny tree"
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