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  1. blissful photons

    blissful photons In Flower

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    This isn't the same type of Oyster plant I grew in Tampa, but similar. Just transplanted so they look a little beat up.


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    And another with more yellow to it.

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    This was my wife's Hibiscus.


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    Aloe still blooming.
     
    blissful photons, May 29, 2012
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    That is a beautiful Hibiscus.
     
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    I agree with Philip! Beautiful colors!
     
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    Blissful... I have a "shrimp plant" and it does resemble shrimp... but these look nothing like an oyster. Wonder how they got their name? Maybe they taste yucky like oysters??
    And your wife's Hibiscus it gorgeous! All my fav colors wrapped up in one. Very nice.
    And my Soap Aloe blooms are just about to open.
     
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    Me four, a lovely colour show! :D

    I had to google the oyster plant, and can't say it looks like any oyster I've seen. But it is pretty.
     
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