Introducing my new Teddy Bear
mojomom
last year
Our wonderful husky/malamute mix, Jack, age 11, just got a new three month old little brother! We rehomed Teddy, also a husky/mal through a local rescue group last week and he is fitting into our family beautifully. So cute and full of personality!
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Comments (6)Those are cute! In my experience with saving sunflower seeds, the next generation will usually have some of the parent's characteristics, but less pronounced. Further generations will revert to regular yellow sunflowers sooner or later....See MoreEvery seen a Teddy Bear Toss at a Hockey Game?
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Comments (8)vaporvac, sure thing! If I be completely honest, I don't like it that much up to this point, but since my plant comes from a cutting and is barely about a year old, it's too early to tell for sure how it will get, and I've been told the mature plant is very neat, and the mother plant (a neighbor's) is quite cute. I can say it is definitely a prolific bloomer, being my first cutting to bloom a few weeks after rooting, in contrast with some others which are just now making buds, after sitting in a corner for a year or so. Here's the teeny thing with its first bloom. It's very bristly! That's the main reason why I haven't moved it to bigger pot, I'm afraid of the scratches and the weird habit, it throws up these relatively long canes in diagonal. Recently all of it's leaves got chlorotic, for whatever reason. Hope anyone can comment if theirs does that too. As for the color, it starts off-white or a very pale salmon, then goes to it's famous, pastel green and finally some sort of light sand-like color, it makes me think of the flesh of a pear. It has no fragrance that i can tell. If you're patient, my suggestion would be that you find someone near you who grows it, and ask for a cutting. I tried to find patent info about it, but found nothing, still, being introduced 45 years ago i don't think there's a problem. I f you like it enough, you can purchase another plant from somewhere later. Oh, and if you're interested in other greens, I can suggest Green Diamond, another by Moore, and in my opinion, prettier than GI. It supposedly keeps the color better, however I haven't found it here in Mexico, so I can't say anything about it's performance. Our climates are very different, I'm in zone 9, so maybe someone else here can chime in with some details that might be different about it in a chiller climate... Much luck!...See MoreShould I re pot my teddy bear succulent?
Comments (2)Pot it in something that you can keep it in for a while. Maybe a 3-4 inch diameter terra cotta pot with drainage. That way you wont have to disturb it for a while. Just use succulent potting mix and water about every week while it is still a baby. When it gets to a larger size you can switch back to however you watered the old one....See More
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