Most of us got these in 2011 at the convention as liner sized plants. They were distributed in 9 oz cups. It was the convention gift plant. So nobody (not even Carol Brashear who introduced it) has a mature one. By that I mean a plant that has been undivided for 5 or 6 years. Mine is 2 years old and growing nicely.

The pic was taken today. So that means it was planted almost exactly 2 years ago. It's about 2 ft in diameter right now. I don't know how big it will get. Mine gets pretty much full sun.

Steve

I find I'm gravitating toward golds more and more. And blues....
This one is beautifully bright. It'll be fun watching it mature...lucky you and an intriguing name...going to look it up.

From HL pics it looks very simlar to Maui Buttercups.

Paul

It will be much bigger than Maui Buttercups, Paul. I can tell that already. You really can't see the corrugation in my young plant, except for the beginning of it in a few leaves. But the Library pics show it. It says medium in the database, but I don't think anyone knows for sure. You can see it's got either Tokudama or Sieboldiana in it, but it sure isn't slow.

Steve