African Violets and Gesneriads: Successes and failures part 2, 0 by bmedel

bmedel wrote:
Good traveling today Gail, I'm with Kim, can't wait to see your pictures.....and Zapped is drool worthy!!

've learned the hard way that you are exactly right Gail! As much as I want to take my new plants (whether bought or traded) and get them into what pots or containers that I have for them.......I have learned to leave them alone for at least a week if not a month. I do shift them about here and there like your saying Kim until I think I have a good spot for them but then I try to pretend they don't exist for awhile. LOL And I will admit it is much easier to do now that I have a larger collection as I can get busy with something else to help me forget my new ones! :0)

Jannich the sinningias are fabulous! They are my new love! :0) So glad Kim and I have seeds coming of a variety of them!! Those little tubers that the plants grow from are the cutest things ever and they come up so fast you get some nice satisfaction in seeing them in just a couple of months.

Lin didn't you find the discussion over on the hoya forum about the hoyas being able to take much colder temps if they are not watered interesting?

~Brenda

A new bloom for me from Bristol's Pawprint