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Tiger's Jaw Bloom

9 years ago

Just wanted to share this because it made me happy! Bought this little succulent on a whim, and was extremely pleased to see it bloom a few days after I got it home! My succulents don't typically bloom (due to low light, I'm pretty sure, since I live in the Pacific NW of the US) so this made me happy. It's a Tiger's Jaw succulent and I hope it gets as big and gorgeous as some of the specimens I saw online.

Comments (4)

paul_
9 years ago
Cute! You should also post that on the Cacti & Succulents forum and the Sept blooms thread (I hate to be the only one contributing to that thread ).

Here is a link that might be useful: Sept blooms thread
sueok_gw
9 years ago
So pretty!!! I've never seen one before. Thanks so much for posting!!!
Sue
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beatlesfan
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks Paul! I'm new here so I didn't know there was a September blooms thread. I'm heading over to post it!
beatlesfan
Original Author
9 years ago
Sue, I had never seen it before either! I bought the succulent because it was so bizarre looking--can you see the teeth on the edges of the leaves? That's where it gets its name. The bloom was a total surprise.

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