Jim, how are the elephants in the pen doing?

roselee z8b S.W. Texas

11 years ago

I'm thinking they must be even larger with the rains we had and the time that has gone by. Any stampedes yet? LOL

Please take some more pictures to let us know they haven't knocked over the house ;-)

Comments (7)

bossjim1
11 years ago
Roselee, sorry I just saw this, I haven't been online in a while. Most of the E.E.'s are doing great and some are over 9 ft. tall. Some didn't do so well. I will try to get some pictures soon.
Jim
roselee z8b S.W. Texas
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks Jim! We're looking forward to seeing photos.
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beachplant
11 years ago
Hey Jim, remember that piece of philo. I got from you? It never did anything, looked dreadful. I stuck it in a pot, burying it, thinking it was dead. Yesterday found it is growing! There are two perfectly white leaves growing out of I was so excited Jim thought I saw a snake.
Tally Ho!
bossjim1
11 years ago
That's great, Tally! I thought it might, but they are very slow.

Jim
beachplant
11 years ago
is it P. ilsemannii? And if not do you know which one it is.
Tally HO!
bossjim1
11 years ago
Tally, it is philodendron imbe 'varigata'. I got it from Margie before she moved to Pennsylvania.

Jim
beachplant
11 years ago
Ah! I am so excited it finally decided to grow.
Tally Ho!