Every seedling tells a story... (pics)
plumeriafl
14 years ago
This seedling one got broken in half at some point last year (careless swinging of a barbecue utensil??) But it managed to stay attached, and regrew in the broken position.
I'm intrigued by the roundish leaves. I am still waiting for first flowers from this one, and I don't know the parentage.
I think I'll cut off the top and re-root it next spring as a cutting.
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