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Anyone know what species either of these acros are? I also have pics of both when I first got them.
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The one on the right looks like a tortuosa, not sure about the other one. Both look very nice!
 
Right, A Austera (Myagi Tort), unsure on other, too much encrusting/not enough branches.
 
Right, A Austera (Myagi Tort), unsure on other, too much encrusting/not enough branches.

Yeah, that one does not like vertical growth. It has probably 8 sprouted branches but they seem to not grow upwards at all haha
 

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