Columnea 'Campfire'
By Delonix1
- 15 Oct, 2011
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Columnea 'Campfire' growing at Kartuz Greenhouse in Vista, CA. Photo taken Oct. 8, 2011.
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Generally, Plumerias have pretty small root systems, especially when young.
The leaves should start falling off by the ending of November.
15 Oct, 2011
All the leaves?????
15 Oct, 2011
Seedlings are kind of strange: they can loose some or just a few. Generally, my trees will loose most of the leaves by January, then in late winter or early spring all the leaves drop before the buds develop.
The only "evergreen" (even here it can loose some leaves) Plumeria that grows here is Plumeria obtusa 'Singapore'.
15 Oct, 2011
I really like Columnea.
15 Oct, 2011
You would've like this greenhouse...there were many in here. It's a very tropical plant...not sure how well it grow outdoors here. I don't think it likes temps below 65ºF/ 18ºC.
16 Oct, 2011
I would be like a child in a sweetshop!
17 Oct, 2011
That comment above was posted by me, not Iciar! That is the fourth time that this has happened!
17 Oct, 2011
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Delonix,
Very nice.
My hubby actually commented that he thinks my Plumeria's are too big for the pots they are in. I think I'm giving him my bug!!! (finally).
15 Oct, 2011