wow- what hard and worth while work! amazing to see how many you have!! thanks for sharing. :)

Chuy

Marie! That is a lot of work!

I only have five adults to watch over. All of them are in the "hot room" (I don't know why these guys call it hot, it feels perfect to me, my adeniums and the other tropical organisms living in it lol) and only 2 of the adults went dormant.

The white one is even blooming. Because I have a hot room, I had this silly idea of grafting one of the adults this time of year. The grafts appear to be doing well, except for two that fell off because I poked at them after just a week.

I saw just now that the one I purchased two weeks ago has branches drying nearly all the way down to the graft point. Must remember to check the roots on that one later.

The bottom pic is my biggest seedling, the rest of the young'uns are in the basement and its too cold to go down there to get a shot.

Pagan

Lots of love, Marie!!

I don't blame you for doing this either.. Good luck this year. We already have had freezing temps.. I hope it isn't as bad as last year...

I'll take a picture of mine to post soon.

Have a wonderful weekend!!

Laura

Impressive. I bet without the pots you have more room in the green house.
Most of plants are inside, I do take some seedlings out during the day. It is still not that cold here. Lately the lows have been 48.

I have my seedlings on the windowsills since they are still growing. The older plants have slowed down, so they are in the hall way with some plumies.

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Mark

Pagan and Mark, those plants look so good for December.

My plants now have no leaves.

Marie