Beautiful!, My favorite is the Trelyn Rhiannon, I may have to hunt that one down. And I too am loving the extended season we are having up north. I'm not sure if I have ever had this many Dahlias this late before. As I sit here writing, I can see 13 vases of Dahlias in my house. Looks like we are going to get a real frost next week though. Oh well spring is only 7 months away (isn't that depressing?)

Me and my mom at Disney world last month. And another pic from Disney World last month with me, my daughter Alyssa, Alyssa's friend Liz, and my mom. And last but not least, me and my mom and my favorite mouse in the whole world.

I watched it this weekend, too. Thought it was pretty good. Not great, but enjoyable enough. Then I saw advertised an original Amazon series called Red Oaks, with the kid from the movie as the lead, so I watched that. It was fun because it was set in the 80's, so the music was from my era, but otherwise "meh.". (I'm watching while I sew, so I'm going through a lot of viewing material lately.)

Al, I've been using Foliage Pro 9-3-6 ever since I read some of your posts on how it's great for all houseplants. I love it, and I only have to use one product instead of the 4 or 5 I was using before! I always have it available. I mist the inside of the Kritter Keeper that the fig and my Hoya Incrassata 'Moonshadow' are in because they both recently came from Florida, and the drop in humidity is probably easily 40 points! I'm only 30-35% humidity here, and of course FL has more like at least 70.% I didn't want to shock these plants even further with super low humidity. So I'll just mist the inside of the Kritter Keeper instead of directly on the plants. It's staying around 65% and I'm trying to slowly adapt them to my conditions. I also didn't know about the water marks! The new leaves have unfolded now. I had no idea it will put out new leaves in autumn and winter. How exciting! I expected it to more or less do nothing until next spring.