Very nice. It might be, but there are so many hybrids that have a similar look that it is hard to be certain. No tag, I take it.

Hi guys, I need to replace my digital camera..maybe I can get a cell phone pic but they really don't look that great. Hi Mike, I did email you...you might want to check your email and then get back to me if it still isn't there. I think I emailed you yesterday or the day before. I had quite a busy week last week. Hi Josh, Thanks for the warm welcome back! Give me a little bit and I will see what I can do with thosep ictures. Take care, Andrew

Hay Mike, Now that is going to get a lot of attention. (a lot of Mikes here). Now that you said you have a lot of sans and only a few trifasciata. Now the hard part. The trifasciata group is the most popular due to there ease of ownership. Very little demands as a house plant goes. It is these qualities that drew us to this plant in the fist place. And the Hahnii group is some of the most beautiful plants anyone could own. Don't read this wrong, I would love to have several of you plants but also the demand of more light and skill. Thanks to some very nice generous people here on this site, I now own several non trifasciata type and I love them. I only hope I can grow them the way they should be grown. Summer is easy but as you well know, winter is our killer season. This year should be different. Keeping warmer and dryer. As something Mike always said, 'Show me yours'. We need more action here this time of year. My newest ones so far;

yeah James, the POG mangos are in shorter 3gal pots.. so their root structure is definately more dense.. both of the trees from La Verne (timotayo and gold nugget) are potted in taller 3gal pots, but they put them so low and fill with soil way too high.. i would try and repot your timotayo if you didnt want to plant it right away.. put it in a slightly larger pot and plant it higher up so the feeder roots are closer to the soil line.. i dont understand why they plant them so low