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My TC with lots of spring growth

11 years ago

Despite the fact its mid march we've had more snow-in fact yesterday was the coldest march here for 27 years!
Anyway the TC doesnt notice, being safely tucked away indoors, and its putting out loads of new 'stems'.

Mind you its getting butchered soon!

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Comments (5)

Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
11 years ago
I like the orange-sherbet color of those new leaves! Lots of cool aerial roots too. (The older leaves are probably green under the dust.) Strange, you're having colder than usual this winter, but it's been well above average here.
tropicbreezent
11 years ago
My father had these. Easy to grow and to propagate, but for some reason no good in the tropics.
pirate_girl
11 years ago
Hey Tropics,

I don't understand that at all, as they originate in the tropics.
greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
11 years ago
Nice growth!

Josh
larry_b
11 years ago
Hi Karen,

Yes, I thought they were tropical plants also.

Larry

PS: it's nice to see you again Larry.

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