Luc’s Garcinia
By Delonix1
- 8 Oct, 2024
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Another pic of my Luc’s Garcinia of the new leaves emerging. Photo taken October 7, 2024.
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It’s growing very well. I think I’ve had it for 2 1/2 years. It was very tiny.
9 Oct, 2024
I thought for a moment that it was dying - with the yellow leaves!!! 🤣
10 Oct, 2024
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The leaves have major transitions during development. The leaves open red, pink, magenta then to this color before turning green. All my Garcinias go through these transitions. It’s quite spectacular!
13 Oct, 2024
It must be a spectacular plant then! 👍
14 Oct, 2024
Yes, all the Garcinia species are quite spectacular!
They all grow very well outside, even though some are small. They’re really tough, hardy plants.
17 Oct, 2024
"Hardy" meaning they can live outside in your climate all year but what about the UK climate? I bet they wouldn't survive in our climate for long!
17 Oct, 2024
They appear to tolerate cool weather, but I was reading not below freezing temps. It never goes below freezing here and we never have frost. Actually, January morning temps very rarely ever go below 40 degrees f or 5 or 6 degrees c.
17 Oct, 2024
Thanks for that info, Andy!
18 Oct, 2024
You’re welcome 😎
We typically have many days in winter above 80 degrees f (27 c), also a few days of 90 degrees (32 c) or higher.
19 Oct, 2024
You've got me sweating just reading those temps, it would have to be a warm summer here to reach those temps!!!
19 Oct, 2024
It’s usually pretty dry and days are shorter so it’s not too bad. I remember one time in middle February it got up to about 100 degrees f (38 c), though. That felt really hot.
23 Oct, 2024
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Looks like it's doing very well.
8 Oct, 2024