[LP Bites] Using "Jelly Beans" as filler
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Channel: Cerriscapades · 2017 · People & Blogs
LP Bites Using "Jelly Beans" as filler One of my favourite plant material to use as filler is Sedum rubrotinctum, more popularly known as the "Jelly Beans". I like the texture of large clumps, and it makes great transition into the larger plants. The ones I have are mostly the regular rubrotinctums (deep green, going red during winter). I also have small clumps of the "Aurora" mutation, which has less chlorophyll, thus giving it a pinkish appearance. I want to create a row of the two variants along the new arc that I am working on, but at the moment I am at the propagation stage for the Aurora. Give it time though, I'll end up having lots of them to work with! Please check out my other accounts: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cerriscapades/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cerriscapades/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cerriscapades Website: https://cerriscapades.com I tend to post a lot of non-video stuff on Facebook.
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