I want to show you all my plumies that you were so helpfull with last year. I was ready to through them out but look at them now.
Look what you all have done
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Here is some more
Three more little ones that people have given me because mine look so good. All because of you all. Thank you again Joan
Good job jestell and i agree with dutchlady they will grow much faster with more room..
Thank you both so much. I will do that tomorrow. I need to do it to all of them then. I thought I was supose to keep them in small pot. Just keep telling me what I need to do and I will be so happy and so will the plants.
Joan
They look great and very healthy. Congrats!!!
It all depends what you want.
I like mine to stay small as I need to move them in and out every year.
If you want big trees, pot em up or in the ground!!
They look terrific!
I love your P. Pudica
Great, healthy-looking plants, Joan! Congrats on those flowers too! We would love to take credit for your success, but you deserve all the credit really:-)
I forgot to say that I repot when the rootball becomes rootbound and dries out really fast so, if your plants are not rootbound, then I wouldn't re-pot until they are. JMHO.
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Clare I drove you nuts last year with questions but it sure paid off for me.
Malestrom, Plaese which one is P. Pudica? Joan
Joan, I didn't even remember that! My short-term memory and long-term memory are going quickly! Anyway, I'm sure you didn't drive me nuts:-) I love talking about plumies. It looks like you have a P. pudica in the second picture, yes?
P. Pudica has long thin leaves with arrowhead pointed ends.
She grows like a weed and blooms profusely.
I love that variety quite a bit.
Malestrom,
Thank you, It has not bloom yet for me but it is good to know every thing I can learn about it. I bought it last year so it is still young. Joan
She is scentless too!
Some folks cant apprecite her for that reason
I have terribly sensitive sinuses and DO appreciate her for that LOL!! 8^D