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| If anyone has any to share when dividing/repotting i'd love to have them. will pay for shipping. |
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| Amyleee217, I have a Sharry Baby (don't know the clone) that I can send you. It's kind of sad- 1 new growth with 4 pretty shriveled back bulbs, and very spotted leaves. healthy enough, but up to you as to whether it's worth $4 for priority mail. I can send a picture if you're interested. Got it in a trade, so I don't have any bloom pictures. Carolyn |
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- Posted by amyleee217 Zone 9 Sacramento CA (My Page) on Sun, Dec 3, 06 at 21:17
| hi Carolyn! sure, i'd love to see a picture. thanks!! Amy |
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| Hi Amy, Here it is - Carolyn
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- Posted by amyleee217 Zone 9 Sacramento CA (alklang@gmail.com) on Fri, Dec 15, 06 at 10:13
| hi carolyn! thanks so much for the offer - sorry it has taken me so long to write back, i had to go back to work :( my sweet boyfriend went and bought me a sharry baby red fantasy for my birthday - what a sweet plant, the flowers opened up ON my birthday. so I guessssssss with my limited space, i won't really need another sharry baby. but thanks again for your reply :) Amy |
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- Posted by Pilotgal Florida(pilotgal8@yahoo.com) onWed, Nov 26, 08 at 7:48
| May I suggest you pot your Sharry Baby in a fine medium, maybe seedling mix. Put some slow release fertilizer on top of the medium and grow it in medium light (dappled sunlight). The spots on the leaves are natural on this Onc, so no worry there. It should give you many new leads and flower on every new lead, given sufficient light. In south Florida it blooms in the Oct Nov timeframe with the rest of the Onc alliance. |
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