Bullwinkle
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Number 2 of unknowns.
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koki
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This one looks Mona Lisa-ish. When the time comes I'll trade a Claude Lorraine or the Connie Cutler looking croton I posted a few weeks ago. Gotta love those pinks.
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Bullwinkle
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I was guessing Mona at first but this one seems to be a medium fast grower.After I got it ,it started flushing a whole bunch of new leaves and it certainly has grown a bit over the past 6 weeks,but again it might have been the tremendous amount of rain that fell the week that I got it??I would be very happy for it to be a Mona as I have a little one that has not grown at all in 18 months.
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Hey guys,
Remember, one of the most important ways to seperate one group from another is their leaf shape. Do you see a difference?
Remember, one of the most important ways to seperate one group from another is their leaf shape. Do you see a difference?
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Yes and no. I see at least 3 different leaf shapes on both of them. Shoulders, no shoulders, pointed tip, blunt tip. I'm going more on color pattern, which looks the same.
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Interesting stuff,let us see how it develops over the next year or so.It would be nice if it was a fast growing Mona Lisa,but I doubt there is such a thing.My guess is the growth spurt I am noticing is from the deluge of last month or it is not Mona Lisa.Either way it is very pretty 