This is why I love to collect little seedlings!
1. You more than likely will learn a new type of native or invasive plant if you collect stuff around your home
2. Within a few years, you can have a beautiful mame that you watched and developed from nothing... To something!
Haha! I reliked that! Unliked...oops! Reliked!
What!?
Lol!
That long top cutting I took rooted, its pushing buds, straight as an arrow and about 10 inches tall.
This thing...
This is the first winter it stopped growing and dropped all its leaves. Ish!
Grew a bit in February...
It grows layers like a Dracaena quick to cause a natural reverse taper at new growth areas...
But most of these big shoots can be cut back to a much smaller proper nexts....
Correct timing and they stay small...
Too soon and they grow big for energy.
Too late and the big shoot causes reverse taper swell ugly.
I think I will let it run free this year...
See if I can't get it to heal and thicken, and allow for some evening-out with free growth.
If it gets nasty I'll just whack it back to one leader and start over.
Hopefully getting lower branches, especially around that cut...
Anyway....this remains my kind of plant...
Still showing nothing but promise and tough as nails...
With this red growth...
This...
Raised up enough for this...
To work as an accent sporting some of this..
Dripping down the side To a small jita..
And this is going to go thru phases of excellent and more excellent...
In a right small space!
I think well ramified....and naked, with the slightest red leaf tips...and the spring reddening of this accent plant ....
This dance of red in spring...with no other textures or colors being the same..on a nice DARK...MS Stand!
This..."useable size" container shit really pisses me off...lol! But really...
I got a goal to make these tiny displays so Furking dope that they can be put right among the big collected conifers and command more attention.
#gosmall
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