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Michael J Campbell
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I wonder if you could take leaf cuttings of this one, like an African violet(Saintpaulia).
Excellently grown, Michael!
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Absolute perfection, Michael!
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I wonder if you could take leaf cuttings of this one, like an African violet(Saintpaulia).
Yes you can,I have a pot full of rooted leaf cuttings but won't pot them on until spring.
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A lovely pot of gesnerads, Michael. Here is another one I like - Tecomeria - that came and went for me. Sure hope to find it again on the NARGs seed list. Fran
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Very impressive, Michael!
I have been trying some Gesneriads outside but they have never flowered, partly due to snails and possibly slugs (so far I have only found snails on them) munching the new growth. The first picture (taken today) shows that they haven't gone hibernating yet!
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