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CC 2542 H. arachnoidea v. scabrispina - Ladismith x Koup Station N. This
is a Cocozza Collection cultivar (or species-hybrid of two localities) from our seed- batch number
CCO 493.
Several individual clones have been
retained within the collection and others have been circulated.
Selective breeding of a small, very
strongly-toothed clone with a larger, well-toothed clone has
resulted in the best of both being merged.
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CC 2546 H. arachnoidea v.
scabrispina - Ladismith x Koup Station N.
Our species hybrid from our seed batch CCO493
and sown on 26/10/1995.
Outstanding for the strength of its
spination. These
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plant at Ø 65mm when it was sold at Auction at the
Haworthia Society Convention in Leicester 2007 |
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CC
2748 H. bayeri
A Cocozza
Collection cultivar from our seed batch
CCO 342, (CC 891
x CC 900)
49 seeds
were sown on 29/08/1993 from which 9 plants
were produced. All were quite variable and I
retained 6 for future breeding programs.
Blushing,
almost frosty, retuse surfaces with a bold
network of wavering veins.
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CC 3526 H.
bayeri
A 1996 CC cultivar
from a later seed batch, CCO 590, which yielded
31 seeds.
Parent plants were
again (CC 891 x CC 900) and the seed were sown
on 26/12/1996.
Quite variable again with 3 clones being
retained.
Profuse, fine veins on a rugose window. |
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CC 3900 H. bayeri ex the lacy
veined parents of our seed
batch CCO 604
The decorative leaves tend to split if this clone is over
watered. |
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CC 3901 H. bayeri ex the lacy
veined parents of our seed
batch CCO 604
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CC 3902 H. bayeri,
species hybrid, grown from our own seed
(CCO 604) produced from selected lacy-veined parent plants and sown in 1996. and a closer view...
This high quality species hybrid bears textured
leaves, grows very flat and is slowly increasing in size. These
three
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plant at Ø 70mm when it was sold at Auction at the
Haworthia Society Convention in Leicester 2007 |
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CC 2337 H. emelyae 'picta'
Seed batch CCO 362 (CC 821 x CC 759)
7 attractive but variable plants ex 38 seeds sown
29/08/1993.
This particular clone produced an offset at an early age.
When the offset was removed a further,
small offset was also found hiding, was separated and retained.
Just as well - as I hear the removed
head had its problems and has been converted into leaf propagation
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CC 2692 H. emelyae Grown
from Cocozza Collection seed CCO 399
which was sown on 26/06/1994. One twin-headed plant was produced from the
four seeds.
The twin-heads have been separated now and I hope to be able to propagate this
rather nice, small-headed clone in due course.
From selected parent plants
with no localities, so perhaps it's more comfortable on this CV's & Hybrids page?
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