u.sp-1

[elgecko]

I received some U. sandersonii and U.sp-1 from someone from this site some time ago. Thanks. I'm not sure who it was because my e-mail was deleted.
I was wondering how big U.sp-1 grows. Is it about the same size as U. sandersonii?

 

[Tamlin Dawnstar]

My U. sp. 1 (hopefully this will get a name in the near future) came from Copper. So far it is producing club shaped leaf stolons. No flowers yet, so I can say much more. Size wise the leaves are smaller than U. dichotoma, wider than U. subulata, and more substantial than U. lateriflora, although the latter might be a possibility, as is the nebulous "U. microcalyx". In any event, it is smaller than U. sandersonii. Time will tell!

 

[pond boy]

Mine,also from copper,produces leafs slightly longer and more linear then u.livida,and is now growing fairly fast.

 

[pond boy]

Mine is about twice the size of u.sandersonii "blue".

 

[Tamlin Dawnstar]

Pondboy, are you referring to the size of the clump itself, or the size of the leaves? One is variable, the other is not.

 

[pond boy]

The size of the leafs! Clump size all depends on growing facxtors\age of plant!

 

[Tamlin Dawnstar]

hmmmm, maybe I better measure my leaves, they seem smaller to me than U. sandersonii but maybe its an optrical illusion!

 

[elgecko]

Thanks for the info.
Mine is smaller then the U. sandersonii. Since I can not find any pictures or info on them I was not sure of how large this plant got.

 

[Copper]

Mine is smaller than U. Sandersonii. Pond boy are you sure you do not have sp2. Did I send both? sp-1 is very small. Both sp-1 and sp-2 are from Marcos. I am inclined to think that sp-2 is a livida and one possibly a lateriflora, but as Tamlin said, time will tell.

 

[pond boy]

You said you sent me u.sp-1 but as your i`ds seem to be very prone to being wrong (no offense) it could very well be u.sp-2 I t is definately NOT however a u.livida!,unless the i`d on that was off!