This year, spring came kind of late, but this weekend, it is finally in the 60s with a forecast that looks OK. I decided to take off the greenhouse that has been up since 23 September of last year. These plants have been under a greenhouse for 6 1/2 months, but they are still looking pretty good. I keep mostly bamboos in this thing.
It took about an hour to move all the stuff out and clean up the area.
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Monday, December 3, 2012
Growing Ensete Ventricosum Maurelii by the window
I decided to get a jump start on my Ensete Maurelii so that I can have bigger plants to bring outside by the spring time. I purchased these guys 3 weeks ago, and they have since put out a couple of leaves. The only thing I hope for is that their pseudo-stems stay healthy and strong, and giving them light from a south facing window will hopefully be enough.
There are 3 plants total.
November 13th 2012: They looked kind of skinny when they came out of the box.
There are 3 plants total.
November 13th 2012: They looked kind of skinny when they came out of the box.
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