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Mike Fascel, maybe.

It is very rare, I have two small plants. There is also a whiteman, I think they are Coppingers hybrids [not sure ]

Chris, the ti plants are coming along nice. I will have to haul in some dirt to the back of my yard before I plant them because it is low out there. Ive had bromeliads a long time now, but my interest has peeked lately--just bought 100 different neos.!!!

Chris, I know what your talking about. I just dumped about 400 4 inch pots of seedlings. I kept about 100 to grow out more. I have about 4 or 500 hundred more from this year already. Other things are taking my time now, I went back to my other addiction I used to have-- collecting bromeliads [...

I would love that, but someone would have to take the pictures and post them, because I dont know how.---Ray ???

Very nice Marie.

There are two crotons with the Frank Brown name, one is a Davis plant, and the other is Coppingers Frank Brown.

Go back to the kitchen and see if you have some Raid. LOL

Phil, If I were you, I would cut the top out of that plant and bag it up and spray the heck out of the whole yard. I know its a matter of time before we have it here, but try to delay it as long as possible. Everything I bring in from the east coast goes into the garage until I spray it about...

I use pro mix, but any good potting mix should do. I plant them with-in days of them popping out of their pods. I plant them deep enough to cover the seed. You have to plant a lot to get a few that might be good. I have about 500 now, but will be dumping about 400 soon. I will grow out the other...

The cordylines look better than the crotons. I think I will start collecting them-----too late !!! Ive already started.

I knew cameo had potential of being a interrupted croton because the leaf was so skinny in the middle, now that mine is about 4 feet tall, it is getting a lot of interrupted leaves.

Is it necessary to soak mail order Ti logs in water before planting? If so, how long?

Always a great time at Rick and Craigs place-- missed you Jim and Judy.

First time I have been on this page looking at Ti plants-- I should have stayed off this site, now I may have to start collecting Cordylines. I have always been into crotons, how well do Cordylines take the cold compared to crotons?

John Jr. living happy here on the west coast with the other Halgrims, Nellie - Robert -Tommy -Cornelius

I dont know how, if Ray will bring his camera the next time he comes down, he can post it.

I would believe it, Morti is the worse croton I ever had for mites, and the RL I just got from Moose is full of mites. I have sprayed that plant 3 or 4 times already. [it was bug- free from Moose ]

What is coqui?

Speaking of viruses, we dont know if crotons carry a virus. I know orchids can, and out in Arizona oleanders are being wiped out by leaf scorch which is spread by a bug and pruning tools, and here in Florida they catch whitches cane [broom] which is spread by pruning tools-no cure. I sterilize...