Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Wow I am beside myself here..., 0 by AbbieOriginal

AbbieOriginal wrote:
Betty, i am sure they wil be beauties when they make it to bloom!

Kim, An absolutly stunning lipstick, I have never seen anything like it! i would love a small piece if you have some to spare, I must warn you though, despite the stunning flowers on some of my plants, King Midas is in terrible shape...if you send me a d-mail I will be sure to check it out for any cuttings I would deem healthy enough to trade/or just send you;)

& bajoom, I so wish it had stopped at fourty (not really though;) Inviting in the bio class seems a good idea, maybe if you wait to invite them until spring is over they will help you repot...an experiment in...say growth and development & nutrients? =) ICompetition for resources is a great way to put it, this is occuring regularly around hear as well - many of my epis have been banished to the upper branches of an old tree for space conservation until we sort out the (hopefully upcoming) greenhouse (though they don't seem to mind at all!)...


'Miss Escondido' Really neat buds that begin their blooms opening similar to a rose, a lot different from most of the epis with all the ruffles - and a stunning orange peach color;)