The forum is about to undergo some crucial server updates

There may be a little downtime, but we'll be back online as soon as possible.

Watch this thread for updates

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trick-or-Treat Stevens" data-source="post: 392321" data-attributes="member: 11">Nothing yet. I date and number the bottom of each pot to know them apart once they lose their blooms. Most of my orchids are in bloom now. It looked like a flower shop in my dwelling. They are returning the love and good vibes. Good to hear. One of your poinsettias made it to July one year if my memory is correct. I hope this one makes it to at least next Christmas. How does she look now, still have red leaves?Streetie is still alive, amazingly. She looks kind f rough, losing a limb over the Winter and dropping many leaves but she's started some new leave growth in recent weeks. She's an old and somewhat sick plant so to even still have her is a joy and a blessing. She may, fingers crossed, make it back to the garden again this year. My other poinsettias are all different stories too. Giftie, the one I received as a gift last December did so well but suddenly got "soft rot" on her lower limbs and 85%  of her died. I took three cuttings off of her and the cutting are alive in water. My giant from the discount at the store is also alive but with few leaves but looks okay for a Spring rebound. Never a dull moment in my plant world. This place isn't the same without you! :danc:</blockquote>