Angle change...pondering removal of one branch...thoughts please

[JudyB]

That looks pretty awesome! The spread of light looks near perfect.
(those agro brite stickers peel right off if you don't want to see it )

 

[coh]

Looks good.

I bought one of these 3-piece lights and found them to be pretty much useless for plants. They give off very little light.

 

[Cadillactaste]

That looks pretty awesome! The spread of light looks near perfect.
(those agro brite stickers peel right off if you don't want to see it )

Thanks Judy! Yeah, good tip on the sticker too.

 

[Cadillactaste]

Looks good.

I bought one of these 3-piece lights and found them to be pretty much useless for plants. They give off very little light.

Thanks!

Yeah those 3-piece lights are a joke. Mine was actually bright. Blinded ones two rooms away. Ridiculously so bright. But you could dim it. But then I questioned how good it was to do that. But 12 hours and on bright the bougainvillea sulked. I was not happy. Because I've seen it happy through winter in the past.

 

[Cadillactaste]

Being raised on the upturned pot. The bougainvillea always grows roots through its drainage hole. But man are they thickening at the actual drain hole area. Cut back so they didn't get any larger and crack the pot. Not out of the norm...but far more than I'm used to. Must love its new set up this winter.

 

[Cadillactaste]

Darkened the edges to help remove glare of grow bulb. .

 

[Cadillactaste]

Enjoying the final hoorah of the bougie...

 

[Cadillactaste]

Cut back and outside in the sun... Love the movement in this tree.

 

[Cadillactaste]

It went over my head. A friend sent this image to me...asking if I knew about it. I thought they meant the group itself. I was like...well yeah, I'm a member.

They replied back...it is their banner image!

I was like...oh!

Validation...when another can appreciate ones work for sure.

 

[Cadillactaste]

Back to foliage shot...

 

[Cadillactaste]

I don't think I've ever mentioned the size of this tree. From top to bottom of the cascade is roughly 12 inches.