Jane - I don't know if there is a misunderstanding on my part but all I did was bring them home and remove the packaging, pots excluded, and watered them with a VERY weak fertilizer and super thrive solution. Other then that I did nothing to mess with them but since they look good im going to take you advice and leave them alone. Gary - Thanks for the picture it does look a lot like the picture on the label. Carl

Mike B, it could be safe to zone 6, but if you do decide to put it outside, make sure that it's in a wind protected spot - and, maybe wrap it in burlap, and mulch well the roots before the frost hits. I know what you mean - most of the plants I've bought have been tiny. I personally don't mind this since I'm so space deprived. All the citris I've bought, I've been contemplating bonsai'ing to keep them to smaller pots, and fitted to my window space. congratulations on the keffir lime though. I think I saw one of those at Meyer Mike's and it has the nicest smelling leaves when you sacrifice one and sniff at it. The variegated gardenia - mine's still not bloomed and I bought it with a bud. It's a complete tease. I held off transplanting it into a better pot because of that bud - and yet, still ... small pot - no action. that small pot it's in means I have to water it every 3 days. If you haven't picked up the African gardenia - that should be your next splurge. It's blooming weekly. this month - new buds every few days. and voila! they open. And, the smell on one flower is light - but as more open - last night I came home and the scent in my apartment was really intoxicating. Next time we plan a Logees trip, you should join us there. :) A good time was had by all. :) -Rose

Marci, I got this beauty in Florida, too! When those buds opened, the flowers emitted such a lovely vibrant fragrance, I practically carried it everywhere I could! The flowers lasted a long time, and so did the fragrance! Carol

Carol, I have questioned SBOE about the name, and they stick with their label. Could there be two with similar names? Where have you seen Catt. Green Emerald 'Orchid Queen' AM/AOS listed? Another nomenclature mystery!