And I'm thrilled to see 5 more blooms on the orchid. It continues to give such joyful color to drab days.
Update about blogCa
I-40 picked up the old Rte. 66 somewhere along the way, maybe Little Rock, maybe Oklahoma City. But it is the 100th anniversary of Rte 66 so I enjoyed thinking about my parents driving on part Of it in. St. Louis at least. Here we continued from Santa Rosita to Gallup NM, then left both highways to go north to CO.
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Resurection of a plant
And I'm thrilled to see 5 more blooms on the orchid. It continues to give such joyful color to drab days.
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My Amaryllis keep producing the long spear leaves as well. I keep them inside all year. But no blooms, after the initial bloom when I bought them, except for one that finally bloomed again after several years... strange...
ReplyDeleteOh I know how that can happen. But one plant once had instructions to get it to bloom, to feed it all summer, then cut the leaves off, let the roots dry a bit, cut them back, and then put it in a refrigerator in a paper bag for a few weeks, then put it back into dirt inside the house, and start watering it. So I did that a few years...and only one waited a long time before giving blooms as well as leaves. Good to hear I'm not the only one with amaryllis troubles.
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