Lonnie, I am so glad you got good ones from Chaya. In few weeks with full head of leaves, they will look much better and ready for second blooming season. Those look very nice and very big......no place with better price, don't you think? p.s. I emailed Chaya before your arrival and he told me I will give me 90% commission.......on your total purchase....LOL.....

I LOVE tropical fruits and have several myself. Commented on your post on that forum...beautiful trees, they're amazing! BTW Ray, I went to durhambotanicals.com and went to the Pots link and NONE showed up...am I missing something or did they not have them any longer? I was going to see how much that hard rubber black one you have and what it cost to ship to me...but couldn't pull it up on their website...Any idea why its not showing up? Thanks!

I truly enjoy the blooms. The seedling in the third image has some terrific leafing going on, they almost look like spoons! Thanks for sharing. Tracy

Agartta, Nice plants. As to whether to prune or not, that is personal preference. Sometimes it is nice to have some variety eg: some left as taller specimens & some grown as more compact specimens. I do not prune at this time of year/Autumn. I would normally wait till Spring to do any pruning, as the plant is more active & will respond accordingly. I wouldn't worry too much about them being potbound through Autumn/Winter as there would be less chance of them getting rot, then if you repotted now into new soil. By this time of year our plants have filled their pots well with roots & we leave them that way until Spring. I would enjoy the flowers for now & not jump into anything too quickly. That would be my advice. Rachel :)