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Ian Huntington
Growing cuttings from hybrid crown of thorns is easy in Spring and summer months. I should add that, at least, that’s been my experience in living in warm to hot, mostly dry climates. This cutting was taken from a favored red flowering bush. However, the flowers are not exact clones. All of the cuttings produced mottled orange flowers. Pretty in its own right but still a disappointment. I dry the cuttings for a day or two allowing the cut to suberize. Then, plant them in commercial cactus/succulent mix.
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This colour is so pretty… The way you write it is very easy to grow cuttings
Go PremiumGo PremiumBeate, thanks for your comment. What is easy for me living in usually hot, often dry places may not prove so easy for someone like you who is fortunate to live in a climate with more seasonal, temper...
Go PremiumGo PremiumAnother plant on my wishlist... waiting for the rain to stop... The narration is wonderful as always, Ian Sir. Thank you very much for your contribution.
Go PremiumGo PremiumThank you Prasonh. I appreciate your contributions. You are waiting for the rains to stop. I am desperate for rain, any rain to come. 🤷 Hope you get some relief soon.
Go PremiumGo PremiumAs per our previous conversation, the recent rainfall has had a positive impact on the growth and health of my frangipani plant. I will share a photograph of its flourishing state tomorrow.
Go PremiumGo PremiumPrasobh, that’s great! Rainwater is the best for watering plants. Our house is designed to capture 50,000 liters of rainwater in a cistern under the house. That's all we have to bathe and garden wit...
Go PremiumGo PremiumBeautiful crown of thorns. I have seen these plants in yellow and in white on the isle of CURAÇAO. Here we have them as house plants. It's so nice to read your stories, especially about the water! Af...
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