Hi, I may have missed out my chance but would love to have the rangoon creeperif you still have it. Here is what I have to offer (these are all houseplants and will be great for home or office): Foliage plants: Chlorophytum comosum (Variegated spider plant) Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Queen' (Marble queen pothos) Monstera adansonii (Swiss cheese) Red Coleus Cactus & Succulents: Rhipsalis cribrata (Pencil cactus) Aloe vera (Aloe vera) Crassula ovata (Jade plant-common) Schlumbergera buckleyi (Christmas cactus-red) Schlumbergera buckleyi (Christmas cactus-fuchsia)

Ssent you an e-mail with some photos of Bromeliads I have if you are interested. Cherie

I think Nicolaia is an old genus name for Etlingera. Torch ginger, right? I have the Red, the Pink and the Heiroglyphica in my greenhouse, all bloom for me regularly. I think its an issue of maturity. My Pink and Red have canes that are OVER 20 feet in height. If I had to estimate, I'd say they may be 25-26 ft. The greenhouse roof is 20 ft and they hit it and curve. Heiroglyphica has a slightly smaller stature at about 14-16 ft. These are all planted in the ground, not in containers, and get watered daily and are in full sun. Feeding is once weekly. Night time temperature, all year long, is never below 55 degrees F, I don't know what that is in Celcius, daytime temp ranges from 72-90+ F. This is a photo of my Pink Torch taken maybe 2 months ago It took mine about

Sure martys, its a torch ginger, gets about 12-20 ft tall under optimal conditions, blooms basally, bloom is pink, its called a "tulip torch". Its bloom is smaller and different from the larger growing Pink Torch. Its a zone 10-11 plant.