Lee, you don't need to remove the leaves then since it is still rooted in the ground. It will perk up in no time.
Just waking up
Well what the tag said was maimi rose is actually Rosa Elegante 3 and half inch flowers with a rose scent. I was looking up salsa I have this bought it from fla colors never has bloomed. vcme across maimi rose thats not it lol that guy had wrong tags on biggest part of his stuff hawiin sunset is not either have to do so research on this to figure some of this out.
I can see you from here lol
Have a few Questions for Clare about what would cause this
This is a another maya doesn't really look like it
This is one of my seedlings it looks more than the one I know is
Something going on here
Don't know were that white came from no viruses here
this came from florida colors Salsa it took a year to root and is finally showing signs of maybe going to get going now. If I knew what I know now I would have paid to have them root it. I searched dg to find a picture of the plant all it came up with are salsa recipes lol So I searched Florida color Clare posted but no pic. Does anyone have a picture of this plant does have the other kind of leave not large
Another seedling with the weird colors
This ones waving at Clare this is Brittany one of the seeds from you!
Thanks Clare if appreciate all the info.
Wrong pic that was abaigail waving at Clare too this is the seedling with the weird co;or
Hi Dana,
Don't worry about the flower that is missing pigmentation. That happens sometimes for unknown reasons.
Yeah, I thought that flower in that picture looked different than 'Miami Rose.' 'Miami Rose' is only about a 2-inch flower, I think. That is a pretty good size at 3 and a half. It is lovely in any case.
That lizard is good in your garden and won't hurt the plumies. I wish I had more of them around.
I don't know what causes that dry patch. I get them sometimes too. It could be sunburn or just general dryness. It's harmless in any case.
Okay, 'Salsa' has an a.k.a. of Rose Red, which is maybe why you couldn't find it: http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/124794/ I'll upload a picture, but you don't have 'Rose Red' there. The leaves tell me that it is a species of some sort, probably a P. obtusa species.
I'm glad you got seedlings from the seeds I sent you!
The leaf color in the seedling is a deficiency of some sort, probably an iron deficiency. You could try some fertilizer, but it will probably go away on its own. Seedlings get this sometimes, and people mistake it for variegation.
You're welcome, Lee:-) Happy to help!
Dana, the red that you posted on May 17 at 10:07 could be 'Rose Red.' It looks like it has the trademark yellow center.
Thanks so much for taking a look. All my seedlings get repotted and dynamite in the spring. They all are good there. Mayas last year looked better than they do this year I am moving them to the sun. I had them in full sun last year. .
Opened today looks like a jack rusells face lol
Just one more for day .
Beautiful pics, Dana. That first one looks like Miami Rose or Key West Pink. That flower is a cool-looking anomaly. The second one is pretty too.
A few night time shots shows the color alot better
Aztec Gold winding down
And here it is lol
Red flowers are getting smaller
Key west Pink
