A Croton Paradise

Kingdavid

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I heard that Amabile needs very strong sun exposure like a Jensenii.
Mine is just getting filtered light ... Might should try more light ???? It is so wierd , the cutting looks nothing like the mother plant... Go figure
 

Moose

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Mine is just getting filtered light ... Might should try more light ???? It is so wierd , the cutting looks nothing like the mother plant... Go figure

Marie Nock told me that her experience with Amabile is that strong light conditions are needed to look its best.
 

Moose

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Ha - you thought Iran out of pictures ? Not quite yet ...

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Bullwinkle

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Nice, nice, nice. Names?

85 is another of JC's seedlings from Key Largo
87 is a nice seedling that I have yet to share or name,nice big leaves and decent color.
88 is an unnamed slow pink plant that I traded with someone a few years ago,cannot remember who??
89 is one of the AFD's,never been really good at naming those.
 

Native son

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Wow, Mike I have never seen an AFD with that extreme Oak Leaf. The color is very much AFD 7/9 (Phil's Fog)
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annafl

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Oooooohhhhh.... These have to have names. Gorgeous. Mike, how long have you lived in your new place? Hasn't it only been about two years? How have your plants grown so much so fast? Mine creep along in comparison.
 

Bullwinkle

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Oooooohhhhh.... These have to have names. Gorgeous. Mike, how long have you lived in your new place? Hasn't it only been about two years? How have your plants grown so much so fast? Mine creep along in comparison.
93 is Blotched Williams Jennings Bryan from Jeff
and I think 94 is Davis 14.I have been here 2 years and 1 month.Things grow pretty well here as the soil is great.No rocks, sandy with lots of organic material.
 

annafl

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That Blotched William Jennings Bryan is amazing. You're definitely doing something right. My soil is really good too with lots of organic matter, but I don't get the growth you do. Maybe the cooler months here are just enough to slow things down?
 
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