Beschorneria albiflora flowering

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Mine have some way to go!
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Well having lost many of my succulents to winter cold in the greenhouse I ordered a range of half hardy shrubs to take their place. These I got from Burncoose as all the plants I have had from there, either in person or by post, have been really good. Today they arrived and I have to say that for postage and packaging I was really impressed. Two massive boxes, expertly packed and not a bit of damage … all for £15. However, at the last minute I noticed they were selling B. albiflora. I’m on a waiting list for a plant from another supplier but I shall take myself off that list and I’m glad I will be. This massive plant from Burncoose had to be packed separately and the plant itself only £22.50 which I find astonishingly cheap for a plant this size and one which is comparatively hard to get hold of. I’m most impressed with Burncoose yet again.

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Lovely plant👍🏻🙂
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Flowers are out, they are just as weird as the rest of it. Start off green as you would expect, then fade to a creamy white, then develop red stripes.

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Flowers at different stages/colours.

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