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Dean, You have had 'Showgirl' for 8 months now. Have you noticed a east west alignment to the leaves? My late spring cutting is pushing good new growth now and I am trying to figure out if I need to keep it growing in the east west alignment. From the TPIE show... 'Singapore Twist'

The name 'Singapore Twist' is the name this plant is going to be marketed under here in Fl by Excelsa Gardens. 'Singapore Twist' won "Cool Product Of The Year" @ the Tropical Plant Industry Exhibition (TPIE) in January of this year. My plant came from Hawaii as 'Showgirl' and will always be a...

This sport has grown fast and colored up great this year and leaves have remained small. Side by side with parent Gold Dust...

More Ti finds from the grocery store floral shop this year. In bouquet... Rotted out now...

Here is Mini Hawaiian Flag Your plant is reminiscent of Mini HF, but I would say not a match.

What a beauty! My first thought was 'Mini Hawaiian Flag', but after taking a look at mine your plant looks to have more of a Juno type leaf.

Daily storms, but I have only been hit by the fringes of these storms with enough rains to wet leaves.

Dean, Noticed the first little green sprouts emerging from the soil over the weekend. :baby:

Got to hear the thunder again today for a few hours. Storms formed to my south then west then north and east, but nothing here.

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'Junglegal' is a interesting one. After the fruit ripened the cane was left with no leaves. All new growth was emerging from the root zone. I cut the cane into 5, 3" pieces to root. All the cut cane is pushing new growth with sprouts appearing at every old leaf scar on every piece.

Have summer color here also...

Phil are you getting any rain over your way? I keep getting teased with enough to wet the plant leaves. Have not had a good rain in weeks now. Pool water temp 88 F.

Thanks Lamar! One! Come on I am going to fix that problem

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The seed were cleaned from the fruit a week ago and placed between moist paper towels for a few days . I found it interesting that the Mrs Andrea fruit yielded 1-2 seed each. The seed are now in potting soil and the wait and see game begins.