Please. lets' see JUST your Jade plant pictures and collections.
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Comments (34)Foliage pro makes a lot of products ! The one I got was stated to be TROPICAL. Can that be the kind I need for Meyer lemon? I checked Amazon & saw 1/2 dozen called foliage pro with many number combinations. I also have Jobes natural fertilizer, how much should I go ve it if there heavy feeders & it's all natural & it's finally putting out a few lt. Green branches? I had not one leaf from end of Dec. till few weeks ago. May be I'm not feeding enough since I fed it in Feb. when it started showing leaves that turned to a few branches but not very Green. ? It's got may be 1dozen leaves now from nothing but needs to be dark green. Which would be the better to give it vinagar & foliage green or natural ( smells bad) furtilizer & how much? No real canopy just 2 branches w dozen leaves? Please tell me what I should give it for best results? Please ? I'm Really lost, never tried & foliage pro & vinagar. ! Please help an oldie but newie in 10 yrs. ???? THANK YOU Heart of a Meyer ❤️ Sweet & thorny I'm dying to hear an answer ?...See MoreLets see your July 2019 plant pictures! Anything you want to share!
Comments (60)KC, is that what happens when you go to India? Ha. Remind me to go soon. I love it. By the way, I hope the kids are all doing good for summer. Glad you are back safe to))) Post a couple of pics of India if you don't mind. I sure dont! What a bunch of great looking sweet tomatos! I'll bet that bowl smell great). Just how big is your yard to get all that? Wow Evan, will you get nice fruit off that tree? Will they be sweet? You lucky thing you!! Between the heat and the amount of different kinds of trees you can plant, I wouldn't mind living near you. In fact, you would be my best neighbor my friend. You always have the most beatiful trees. By the way, I would of thought that tree was dead when first planted, it must of been dormant because boy did it come back nice. Good to see you again too. Julian, it's great to see a new face around this forum. I wish you would be a part of the fragrant and orchid one too if you have any of those. I can imagine what you are growing in your yard. I love that area. I have not been there since before the hurricane and I assume it must be all rebuilt now and thriving. Fantastic pictures and thank you for sharing. Please stay around and share more often. In fact, I really like Floridians. I hope to visit soon again)) NIce pots too. You must love living there minus the humidity....See MorePlease, let's see your colorful or budded fall 2019 jade plants?
Comments (16)Charline, Could be something to the darkness thing. Not saying it is needed, but I think there is something to it. The I pictured above I've had for like 5 years. I may have kept it outside a little longer this year, but what I did do the one night is bring it in my garage, which gets NO light..pitch black. Basically it was very cold one night and I went out late and was lazy and just through it in my garage. Well it stayed in that black garage for like a week. When I went to get it and put it in it's permanent spot in the house for the winter, I noticed the small buds. They def weren't there when it was outside. Could be coincidence, I don't know....See MoreColors, flowers and plants, please let’s see them February, 2021
Comments (72)We may have just had two more inches of snow, and three feet on the ground, but it's spring and summer indoors. I haven't named it yet, but this is a baby pomegranate tree, about six weeks old. It's in a 2 1/2 pot, receiving sunlight at the window and artificial light from sunset to bedtime and my wakeup time until the sun strikes it. It's just sprouted from a pomegranate seed from a pomegranate from the grocery store for sheer fun and I have no expectations for it. The Ageratum That Will Not Die. Fed organically (20%) and synthetically, it just keeps blooming more nicely as the winter wears on. A "struggling" tropical hibiscus started in...November, I think? Named "Brandy." That's her individual name, not the cultivar. She was struggling a bit, but has recovered recently with keeping the soil moist (there's some cyanobacteria mats on the soil right now), and feeding a lot more than I normally would in February since she's under lights 18 hours a day....See Moreyaslan
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