Well then, you have a 'natural' ability ot understand their needs and they seem to respond to you very well:-) You have had that plant that long? You know, when I buy a plant before hand and they say 2 years before bloom, it seems like a long time to wait. But, looking back one would probably wonder where that time went and how fast it can fly by! Thanks for the name. It sounds like a plant not to hard to please, right up my alley for now. I hope to own one real soon. I was going to ask you if you missed your other home in which I can remember being very nice. But, you seem excited about being in Florida too. I would be for sure.. The ceilings are high outdoors there year round, and the hunidity in abundance. I'll bet you couldn't wait to see how your plants react and to try plants you once dreamed of. Mike

Hey, Thanks everyone!!!! I am going to order tomorrow from 4 Winds ! Kristopher, how do I get that coupon? I really appreciate this. Thank you so much!:-) Mike..What's up? Yes I did go and I had that Kumquat in my hand, that along with the one that the other Mike has, the Kushu I think it's called. I thought their trees to be a bit on the skimpy size and I didn't want to pay 30 buck for ones that I could get twicw as big from 4 Winds. I did get one citrus though, that not even 4 Winds sells or anyone that I could find. I will share the name with you when I get home to read it. That place is beautiful though and lots of choices! It was a blast. Wish you could of came. Folks, I already have a Kishu, but my problem is getting it to hold on to fruit. Am I suppose to pollinate it? Does it form fruit on its own? I did have one year with lots of fruit, but I can't remmeber if it was because bees were around. Mine is in full bloom now and I am not sure of what to do. Thanks for all your awesome suggestions and help! I am ordering tomorrow for sure. Just waiting for a call back from 4 Winds Kerry. Mike

hi moegaff, absolutely.. the sink is Elkay Avado and was the biggest I could get for my sink base size which couldn't be bigger than it is for a variety of reasons. If I had more space, I'd definitely have a bigger single bowl sink. But anyway, it is linked below and is 21" x 15" x 8" deep. The faucet is honestly too big in scale for the sink, but they do make the same sink in a 28" x 16" which would have been better for the scale if I had a big enough sink base. I really wanted a streamlined sink and am happy with that aspect. The corners are not zero radius but definitely more modern looking than your traditional sink (i think it might be 15 radius). The faucet is polished nickel and is by Rohl. here is a link (I paid much less than this through home and stone): http://www.faucetdepot.com/prod/Rohl-LS57LSTN-Modern-Architectural-Side-Lever-Pulldown-High-Spout-Kitchen-Faucet---Satin-Nickel-(Pictured-in-Polished-Chrome)-19998.asp Here is a link that might be useful: elkay sink

That shouldn't be the case (old growth dies as new emerges), the net result should be 'Growth', not equilibrium. Perhaps in your case, Blue, they need micronutrients and are recycling.