Your pectinata looks very nice! It also looks very much like the Ae pectinate small form that I have - however, mine is not coloured up as nice as yours. Mine got a bit of slow release food some time ago. Are you growing yours hard? This is what my 'normal' pectinata looked like a year before it flowered. The colour it got then was coming and going but always more as solid patches and a realy bright cerise pink. Of course, when it flowered it went totally bezurk. When mature, it was almost one meter in diameter Aech pectinata: And here's my pectinata small form. 40cm in diameter and I think it reached its ultimate size. Aech pectinata small form: Japie

No, there was no way I was going to release him. Just wanted to make sure he wouldn't hurt himself in a small container. He seemed to do fine, and I'll release him this morning when it warms up a bit more.

utog..thank you!..I have lots of plans to make it look "finished"..if there is such a thing..if only I was able to move heavy logs, rocks and pots myself..but I need my husband..he's a fabulous helper but he's not always ready to start working when I am..😂

Question: I bought that new flower yesterday, but I can't put it where I want it until after bloom season. What do I do with it? Right now it is just soaking. Milano Crimson Tide. Orange Velvet Regal Heir clump Scarlet Pimpernel Clump Smoky Mt Autumn clump. It is having an extra short season both in length and height. Spider Miracle Tenn. Sunset Seedling from Smoky Mt Autumn and Jolyene Nichole, first year, 2 buds. I think I'll end here. Brad