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<blockquote data-quote="Michelle Stevens" data-source="post: 304155" data-attributes="member: 11"><p>This one has no name as of yet. I saw it seperated from the other when I strolled in Monday morning. the flower lady was there but she was busy so I didn't ask. I left but later in the day my heartstrings kept telling me to make one final attempt as I worked out of town the rest of the week so Monday as do or die. I went back in at about 1:00/13:00 as the lady was still there and I asked if she had any rescues? She said she had this one and I took her home with me. She had yellow wilted flowers that have sense dropped. Her leaves were dehydrated but they have slowly come back to life. </p><p></p><p>Each plant has a story.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Very good! Have they met each other?</p><p></p><p></p><p>Indeed, January will be quite the show if all goes well. I'm excited! <img src="http://yoursmiles.org/ksmile/babe/k05164.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":jolly:" title="Jolly :jolly:" data-shortname=":jolly:" /> Orchid #14, <strong>Butterfly</strong> was the first to start a flower spike and they have all followed.</p><p></p><p>Yes I did. I bagged them from the middle of September until early last week. They are turning colors but look ugly as their green summer leaves are not too well. I have to take of photo of my Mother's 2018 Poinsettia as it's huge and very lovely. In March that poor plant looked to be near death with few if any leaves.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Indeed! Are you going to make a forth attempt with a Poinsettia this year my friend? I see them everywhere in the stores.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Michelle Stevens, post: 304155, member: 11"] This one has no name as of yet. I saw it seperated from the other when I strolled in Monday morning. the flower lady was there but she was busy so I didn't ask. I left but later in the day my heartstrings kept telling me to make one final attempt as I worked out of town the rest of the week so Monday as do or die. I went back in at about 1:00/13:00 as the lady was still there and I asked if she had any rescues? She said she had this one and I took her home with me. She had yellow wilted flowers that have sense dropped. Her leaves were dehydrated but they have slowly come back to life. Each plant has a story. Very good! Have they met each other? Indeed, January will be quite the show if all goes well. I'm excited! :jolly: Orchid #14, [B]Butterfly[/B] was the first to start a flower spike and they have all followed. Yes I did. I bagged them from the middle of September until early last week. They are turning colors but look ugly as their green summer leaves are not too well. I have to take of photo of my Mother's 2018 Poinsettia as it's huge and very lovely. In March that poor plant looked to be near death with few if any leaves. Indeed! Are you going to make a forth attempt with a Poinsettia this year my friend? I see them everywhere in the stores. [/QUOTE]
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