'Just be kind to it and it will come back' beautifully said Hans. So touching and true. These plants are so disrespected after their bloom cycle, it's sinful. I love how you pointed out that it was bud building and not body building. Hahaha. That made me smile. 😊 I noticed throughout the video that you have the soul of a child and life hasn't washed the innocence away. You're an absolute sweetheart Hans. NEVER change my brother. Thank you for the wonderful tips on this plant Hans. She's already showing off her coloured bracts.There was a massive shrub in junior school and I still remember being amazed by her blooms as a child. Quite a beauty. Thank you for sharing the beauty and wonderful tips on how to make her rebloom Hans, I'm sure that'll make people think twice about throwing them away. God bless! From the garden city of India to the Emerald Isle, may you and Lynn have a smashing day! Namaste!
Oh...dear Cal...you´re amazing... Thank you so much 4 your wonderful comment, l get touched indeed. l am that l am...will never change because it´s easier 2 B my self instead 4 2 B someone else. l even work as an Actor but never do it without payment! Hahaha ;-) l feel plants are holy... Namaste my Friend! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
You're an actor too?!! You are full of surprises Hans. And yes, one should never act without pay. Hahaha. You made that sound hilarious. Hahaha. 😊 Peace my friend.
Such a FANTASTIC video my beautiful Sweetheart :-D and you share all your wonderful tips and tricks on how to re bloom these beauties :-D and it has grown so much in the two years it was a tiny plant before, you always work your magic my SWEETHEART
Dear Tish, thank you so much 4 your lovely comment! Hope you have a great time now in the end of 2019. The Spring is soon here so we can enjoy the power of plants again! Hugs and Love from me and Lynnie! XXXXX
Fam. Cactaceae and other beauties meantime we can all enjoy spectacular sunsets at this time of year. I mention that cos tonight was spectacular here. Love Lyns nails and please tell her my wild niece 'Sea has started following her and I'm so happy that she is getting into cacti....ahem, hoping it calms her a wee bit 😳 Love as always to both you wonderful people 🌺Tish
Hi there bg :-) I have started the care for this plant again and it surely will bloom in December. :-) Thanx a lot for your comment and have a lovely weekend! XXXXX
Hello Hans! I just wanted to let you know that, with your great suggestions, my Christmas 2019 poinsettia is turning red!!! I just saw several leaves red. However, I do not see any buds yet. Should I keep on placing it in the darkness for 12 hours until I see the flower buds? Thank you so much and best wishes to you and Lynn!
@@lizzymcguire2013 Hi bg! OLet your plant have shorter days all winter and don´t give it any fertilizer...it´ll drop leaves and buds... Just give water! It is a beautyful plant indeed! :-) XXXXX
Wow it has become huge. And looks so healthy. A little tree. Nice tip Hans. Thank you for making this video because usually this plant and chrysanthemums end up in the garbage.
Hello Olga, so happy 4 your comment. Yes, the little tree is happy and healthy and that´s good. The plants throws away misstreated in sorrow...and they are abused and treated just as accessoars for Christmas and l can´t stand it! Hope you´re good and happy and have a good time now in the end of 2019. Just a couple of weeks left before the turning point and then The Spring is here again! Love and Hugs from me and Lynnie! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
Hi Hans! I had success with my poinsettia - Its bracts turned red and it is blooming now! Thank you so much for your invaluable help. I am very happy! Thanks again and have a great day😊
Great video Hans. The amount of these my mum has had in the past and thrown away, I told her they’re not just for Christmas haha. If she gets another I’ll make sure it’s looked after this time. Thanks for sharing Hans, from Edith & I to you and Lyn, have a wonderful evening ❤️🌵☀️🌸🌼🌺
Thank you so much dear Daz & Edith, you´re so nice and supportive! :-D l´m happy you will take care of them if your Mom buy some. They are lovely! We, Lynnie and l wish you both a lovely evening and week ahead! Hugs & Love from us! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
You know Hans over here these plants are treated like a damn weed, I think they are exceptionally pretty in my eyes and for the life of me I don’t understand why people treat them as a weed. 🤷♀️ great filming Lyn and great video Hans. 👍🏼💕🌿💕🍃💕
Hi Chez! Yes, you know people are brainwashed to threw them away and the nurserys are happy for that so they and the shops and the industry can have their profit each December. But these beautyful plants grow to trees and are easy going plants if you´re kind to them and give themn what they want. Thank you so much 4 your lovely comment and 4 watching! :-) :-D XD Wish you a lovely ending of 2019 and the Spring is soon here! XXXXX
Hi Hans! First like from me. Lots of useful information given for this beautiful plant. 👍👍👏👏 And you started it from a very small one. Great filming from Lyn. 👏👏👏 I always associate this plant with Christmas. 🌵💐🌻🌺🍁🎄 Have a great day, Hans and Lyn! 💝🧡
Thank you so much dear Molly, you´re allways so kind and supportive! They are easy going! Yes, it sell like a Christmas plant because of their lovely red colour on the high leaves even if you can by white, yellow and pink too :-) Lynnie and l don´t celebrate christmas, we celebrate the winter solstice the 21 of Dec instead. That is the real ting! (4 us) ...and the light and Spring will come back! Hope your week will be great! Love from me and Lynnie! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
Nice job Hans! Looks like a little tree. Euphorbias are such a diverse group of plants, funny how these guys are related to our cactiform Euphorbias. The average person would liken the cactiform types to cactus before they would ever think they were related to the poinsettia. Interesting indeed!!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks to across the Emerald isle have a great Tuesday!!!
Hi there Clyde! Yes, Euphorbias is one of the biggest Families of plants and they grow and thrive all over the planet, from Sweden to South Africa, from California to Japan, from Russia to South America and they all look different... Thank you 4 your comment and Lynnie and l wish you and Deb a lovely ending of 2019 and in two weeks it be lighter again and the SPRING will arrived! Happy Days! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
@@plantdaddy3420 yes Hans, even here in the Ozarks, we have a handful of herbaceous euphorbia that grow native here. One even bears a resemblance to a small green poinsettia! From Morris park in the Ozarks to across the Emerald isle you both have a wonderful day!!!!!
I just rescued one from the dumpster. It was cut back and has no leaves. I’m repotting it in a better draining soil. It will be in an eastern window over the winter. I’m giving it my best to save it. When should I give it some fertilizer feeding? Thank you and plant love from Tennessee, USA. 🌵🌱❤️
So happy you saved that plant Cheryl! When you see new leaves and new growth you can give fertilizer and it love a light place. If you give the plant sun for the new leaves the leaves are prepeard for the sun. If you grow it in shadow and later put the plant in sun the leaves gonna burn... Thank you for your lovely comment! Loads of plant love back to you! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
A lovely plant Hans I've always avoided them because I thought they were difficult but this year I'll have a go now I know how to care for them....Anaryllis are also thrown away but I'm now in my third year with one...such a shame these plants are treated as disposable when they can flower for years with a little care
l´m so happy to read your comment... We must be kind to nature and take care of plants and all living! Have a lovely last month this year and hope for a stunning Spring and coming Summer! Happy Days! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
Tall and beautiful. Great information. I could never keep one because the leaves would fall off. Maybe too dry. I'll try to keep one now. Karen West Virginia USA
Hi there Karen & Donnie Russell! The leaves can fall, but the plant don´t die. Often the plants are very stressed from the nurserys and all moving from a perfect green house to a store and then to a home. So they can die from the chock. Keep water them and let them have good light in the days and not below +15C. They want a DARK night so no bulbs on in the sorounding and if a fullmoon is very bright, even that can disturbe them. l wish you good luck and l know you gonna success! Thank you so much for your lovely comment and we wish you a lovely December and end of 2019! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
The Euphorbia pulcherima is round the year growing and they don´t want to dry out completly. They can drop the leaves and comtinued growing. But l have to mension that they are very heavily driven in the nurserys and when they leave and be transported and moved to a shop where they don´t know how to treat them and then they come to a home... lt´s to tought for them. ln the 70-ties l worked at a nursery in Sweden where we propagate Poinsettias, Eophorbia puscherima, dark red, trad. red, pink and white and it was like a plant industry... l advice you to be kind to them. Let them have a light place 8-10 hours per day and a temp of +18 - 20C and water them and give them fertilizer and after awhile repot them in a rich compost and quite high peat %. ln the spring they want longer days so they can go over to the vegative stadium. In the summer they grow strong. ln the autumn they need shorter days again and they still growing. Later they built the red high leaves and then it´s soon winter solstice again... A year of a Poinsettia... Euphorbia pulcherima. Thank you for your comment and take care of you and your lovely plants! Sending back a lots of Love from both of us 2 U! Peace & Love :-) :-D XD XXXXX
Fam. Cactaceae and other beauties Thanks for this useful info Hans! When I see one in the shop that nobody wants I will buy it and give it a good home. Making sure to follow your advice. Yes it will soon be winter solstice. I am hoping to go to Stonehenge. We went for the summer solstice this year and it was one of the most memorable days of my life ❤️ sending you both lots of love xxxx
Renate Hörmann Hallo Mister (nice ) Mister Hans! Great Video and the Begonia behind you are standing was a Begonia Rex? ?In Vienna they have this name and your Plants are so beatyful and full of Power! Thanks very much for showing us Nice Mister Hans! We write us again , okay for you? Deutsch wäre besser , zu schreiben! ! Bye , bye and yours sincerely from renate, hoping the last words are right written! !☺👏👌👍✌🌱
Lieber Frau Renate, l perfectly understand your english, no worries! :-D We have a couple of Begonias here but no Rex...they´re so gorgeous and BIG! :-D Would be nice to have one or two, hahahaha Vielen dank für Deine Kommentar, Ich bien Sehr Glücklich und Froh! Ich versuche mein Bestes, um auf Deutsch zu schreiben! Mit Liebe und Umarmung von Belfast! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
@@plantdaddy3420 Hallo lieber Hans, Dein deutsch ist sehr gut und es ist schön, dass es immer besser wird mit der Deutschen Sprache! ! Super ist das! ! Habe mich sehr gefreut über deine Nachricht! Auch von nice Lady Lyn habe ich ❤bekommen, vielen Dank dafür! ! Schönen abend für euch beide, Liebe grüße, Renate! ! Bye bye!Nice Mister Hans and also nice Lady Lyn! We have contact again, okay? Bye bye! !🎼🎶🎵🎶🌱🌵
You'd cry to see how many are thrown away here in Florida, they're treated as disposable holiday plants... A shame really, people could save money growing them on.
Exactly Todd...it´s a shame, isn´t it? Thouse lovely plants...but you know, that´s what the grower want them to do so they buy new plants next year. But we are smarter...hahaha ;-) :-) :-D XD Thank you Todd, l appreciate your comment! Hope your December and year-ending will be lovely! Hugs from Lyn & me! XXXXX
Hi Hans, thank you for educating us on how to take care of poinsettia all year not just during Christmas holiday. 🌺💚🌵
Hi J M, hope it can be to some help! Lovly comment from you, thank you! :-) :-D XD
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'Just be kind to it and it will come back' beautifully said Hans. So touching and true. These plants are so disrespected after their bloom cycle, it's sinful. I love how you pointed out that it was bud building and not body building. Hahaha. That made me smile. 😊 I noticed throughout the video that you have the soul of a child and life hasn't washed the innocence away. You're an absolute sweetheart Hans. NEVER change my brother. Thank you for the wonderful tips on this plant Hans. She's already showing off her coloured bracts.There was a massive shrub in junior school and I still remember being amazed by her blooms as a child. Quite a beauty. Thank you for sharing the beauty and wonderful tips on how to make her rebloom Hans, I'm sure that'll make people think twice about throwing them away. God bless! From the garden city of India to the Emerald Isle, may you and Lynn have a smashing day! Namaste!
Oh...dear Cal...you´re amazing... Thank you so much 4 your wonderful comment, l get touched indeed. l am that l am...will never change because it´s easier 2 B my self instead 4 2 B someone else. l even work as an Actor but never do it without payment! Hahaha ;-) l feel plants are holy... Namaste my Friend! :-) :-D XD
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You're an actor too?!! You are full of surprises Hans. And yes, one should never act without pay. Hahaha. You made that sound hilarious. Hahaha. 😊 Peace my friend.
Such a FANTASTIC video my beautiful Sweetheart :-D and you share all your wonderful tips and tricks on how to re bloom these beauties :-D and it has grown so much in the two years it was a tiny plant before, you always work your magic my SWEETHEART
Oh my pretty Puddin´ and Pie... Thank you so much! You´re a STAR and you bought that little plant...so lovely! Thanx 4 everything!
I just adore both of you. Serious plant advice. Kiss hug Tish 🌺
@@Mspoor70 Dear Tish, our Friend...you´re so nice, kind and supporting! Hugs, Kisses & Love to you! :-D :-) XD XXXXX
Brilliant Hans! Thanks so much for this. Huge love to you and Lyn. Always, Tish 🌺
Dear Tish, thank you so much 4 your lovely comment! Hope you have a great time now in the end of 2019. The Spring is soon here so we can enjoy the power of plants again! Hugs and Love from me and Lynnie!
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Fam. Cactaceae and other beauties meantime we can all enjoy spectacular sunsets at this time of year. I mention that cos tonight was spectacular here. Love Lyns nails and please tell her my wild niece 'Sea has started following her and I'm so happy that she is getting into cacti....ahem, hoping it calms her a wee bit 😳 Love as always to both you wonderful people 🌺Tish
@@Mspoor70 Wow Tish, goood news and a very lovely comment! Send love to your wild niece Sea and l´ll tell Lynnie!
Beautiful specimen! Thanks for the tips on how to keep them alive and growing until the next winter. Best wishes to you and Lynn from Florida, USA.
Hi there bg :-) I have started the care for this plant again and it surely will bloom in December. :-) Thanx a lot for your comment and have a lovely weekend!
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Hello Hans! I just wanted to let you know that, with your great suggestions, my Christmas 2019 poinsettia is turning red!!! I just saw several leaves red. However, I do not see any buds yet. Should I keep on placing it in the darkness for 12 hours until I see the flower buds? Thank you so much and best wishes to you and Lynn!
@@lizzymcguire2013 Hi bg! OLet your plant have shorter days all winter and don´t give it any fertilizer...it´ll drop leaves and buds... Just give water! It is a beautyful plant indeed! :-) XXXXX
Thank you so much, Hans, for your advice! Have a wonderful day!
Wow it has become huge. And looks so healthy. A little tree. Nice tip Hans. Thank you for making this video because usually this plant and chrysanthemums end up in the garbage.
Hello Olga, so happy 4 your comment. Yes, the little tree is happy and healthy and that´s good. The plants throws away misstreated in sorrow...and they are abused and treated just as accessoars for Christmas and l can´t stand it! Hope you´re good and happy and have a good time now in the end of 2019. Just a couple of weeks left before the turning point and then The Spring is here again! Love and Hugs from me and Lynnie! :-) :-D XD
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Hi Hans! I had success with my poinsettia - Its bracts turned red and it is blooming now! Thank you so much for your invaluable help. I am very happy! Thanks again and have a great day😊
Happy Days bg! So great that you success with your Poinsettia! Thanx for telling me! Wish you a lovely weekend! Peace & Love from Belfast! XXXXX
Thank you, Hans! Many blessings to you and Lyn!
@@lizzymcguire2013 Peace, Love & Plant Power from both of us here in Belfast!
Great video Hans. The amount of these my mum has had in the past and thrown away, I told her they’re not just for Christmas haha. If she gets another I’ll make sure it’s looked after this time. Thanks for sharing Hans, from Edith & I to you and Lyn, have a wonderful evening ❤️🌵☀️🌸🌼🌺
Thank you so much dear Daz & Edith, you´re so nice and supportive! :-D l´m happy you will take care of them if your Mom buy some. They are lovely! We, Lynnie and l wish you both a lovely evening and week ahead! Hugs & Love from us! :-) :-D XD
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You know Hans over here these plants are treated like a damn weed, I think they are exceptionally pretty in my eyes and for the life of me I don’t understand why people treat them as a weed. 🤷♀️ great filming Lyn and great video Hans. 👍🏼💕🌿💕🍃💕
Hi Chez! Yes, you know people are brainwashed to threw them away and the nurserys are happy for that so they and the shops and the industry can have their profit each December. But these beautyful plants grow to trees and are easy going plants if you´re kind to them and give themn what they want. Thank you so much 4 your lovely comment and 4 watching! :-) :-D XD Wish you a lovely ending of 2019 and the Spring is soon here!
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Fam. Cactaceae and other beauties yes Hans that is so true 👍🏼
Hi Hans! First like from me. Lots of useful information given for this beautiful plant. 👍👍👏👏 And you started it from a very small one. Great filming from Lyn. 👏👏👏 I always associate this plant with Christmas. 🌵💐🌻🌺🍁🎄 Have a great day, Hans and Lyn! 💝🧡
Thank you so much dear Molly, you´re allways so kind and supportive! They are easy going! Yes, it sell like a Christmas plant because of their lovely red colour on the high leaves even if you can by white, yellow and pink too :-) Lynnie and l don´t celebrate christmas, we celebrate the winter solstice the 21 of Dec instead. That is the real ting! (4 us) ...and the light and Spring will come back! Hope your week will be great! Love from me and Lynnie! :-) :-D XD
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Nice job Hans! Looks like a little tree. Euphorbias are such a diverse group of plants, funny how these guys are related to our cactiform Euphorbias. The average person would liken the cactiform types to cactus before they would ever think they were related to the poinsettia. Interesting indeed!!!! From Morris park in the Ozarks to across the Emerald isle have a great Tuesday!!!
Hi there Clyde! Yes, Euphorbias is one of the biggest Families of plants and they grow and thrive all over the planet, from Sweden to South Africa, from California to Japan, from Russia to South America and they all look different... Thank you 4 your comment and Lynnie and l wish you and Deb a lovely ending of 2019 and in two weeks it be lighter again and the SPRING will arrived! Happy Days! :-) :-D XD
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@@plantdaddy3420 yes Hans, even here in the Ozarks, we have a handful of herbaceous euphorbia that grow native here. One even bears a resemblance to a small green poinsettia! From Morris park in the Ozarks to across the Emerald isle you both have a wonderful day!!!!!
Nice information Hans and great camera work Lyn. 🌵🌵🌵⚘😗👍👊
Ah, thank you so much Peter, so nice of you! :-) :-D XD
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Brilliant video Hans. So many of these plants are thrown away every year and it's such a shame😣
Thank you so much Caroline, yes it´s a such a shame indeed! When you can create lovely trees! :-) :-D XD
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I just rescued one from the dumpster. It was cut back and has no leaves. I’m repotting it in a better draining soil. It will be in an eastern window over the winter. I’m giving it my best to save it. When should I give it some fertilizer feeding? Thank you and plant love from Tennessee, USA. 🌵🌱❤️
So happy you saved that plant Cheryl! When you see new leaves and new growth you can give fertilizer and it love a light place. If you give the plant sun for the new leaves the leaves are prepeard for the sun. If you grow it in shadow and later put the plant in sun the leaves gonna burn... Thank you for your lovely comment! Loads of plant love back to you! :-) :-D XD
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Thanks for the information Hans! I had no idea how to rebloom those. Thank you!
Oh...thank you Edward, so happy you like the info and l so like your comment! It´s easy going plants and they are beautyful! :-) :-D XD
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A lovely plant Hans I've always avoided them because I thought they were difficult but this year I'll have a go now I know how to care for them....Anaryllis are also thrown away but I'm now in my third year with one...such a shame these plants are treated as disposable when they can flower for years with a little care
l´m so happy to read your comment... We must be kind to nature and take care of plants and all living! Have a lovely last month this year and hope for a stunning Spring and coming Summer! Happy Days! :-) :-D XD
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Tall and beautiful. Great information. I could never keep one because the leaves would fall off. Maybe too dry. I'll try to keep one now. Karen West Virginia USA
Hi there Karen & Donnie Russell! The leaves can fall, but the plant don´t die. Often the plants are very stressed from the nurserys and all moving from a perfect green house to a store and then to a home. So they can die from the chock. Keep water them and let them have good light in the days and not below +15C. They want a DARK night so no bulbs on in the sorounding and if a fullmoon is very bright, even that can disturbe them. l wish you good luck and l know you gonna success! Thank you so much for your lovely comment and we wish you a lovely December and end of 2019! :-) :-D XD
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I can never seem to keep them. The leaves drop off and they die. Do you think it’s because I let them dry out?? Sending you and Lyn lots of love xx
The Euphorbia pulcherima is round the year growing and they don´t want to dry out completly. They can drop the leaves and comtinued growing. But l have to mension that they are very heavily driven in the nurserys and when they leave and be transported and moved to a shop where they don´t know how to treat them and then they come to a home... lt´s to tought for them.
ln the 70-ties l worked at a nursery in Sweden where we propagate Poinsettias, Eophorbia puscherima, dark red, trad. red, pink and white and it was like a plant industry...
l advice you to be kind to them. Let them have a light place 8-10 hours per day and a temp of +18 - 20C and water them and give them fertilizer and after awhile repot them in a rich compost and quite high peat %. ln the spring they want longer days so they can go over to the vegative stadium. In the summer they grow strong. ln the autumn they need shorter days again and they still growing. Later they built the red high leaves and then it´s soon winter solstice again... A year of a Poinsettia... Euphorbia pulcherima. Thank you for your comment and take care of you and your lovely plants! Sending back a lots of Love from both of us 2 U!
Peace & Love :-) :-D XD
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Fam. Cactaceae and other beauties Thanks for this useful info Hans! When I see one in the shop that nobody wants I will buy it and give it a good home. Making sure to follow your advice. Yes it will soon be winter solstice. I am hoping to go to Stonehenge. We went for the summer solstice this year and it was one of the most memorable days of my life ❤️ sending you both lots of love xxxx
Renate Hörmann
Hallo Mister (nice ) Mister Hans!
Great Video and the Begonia behind you are standing was a Begonia Rex? ?In Vienna they have this name and your Plants are so beatyful and full of Power!
Thanks very much for showing us Nice Mister Hans! We write us again , okay for you?
Deutsch wäre besser , zu schreiben! !
Bye , bye and yours sincerely from renate, hoping the last words are right written! !☺👏👌👍✌🌱
Lieber Frau Renate, l perfectly understand your english, no worries! :-D We have a couple of Begonias here but no Rex...they´re so gorgeous and BIG! :-D Would be nice to have one or two, hahahaha Vielen dank für Deine Kommentar, Ich bien Sehr Glücklich und Froh! Ich versuche mein Bestes, um auf Deutsch zu schreiben! Mit Liebe und Umarmung von Belfast! :-) :-D XD
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Hallo lieber Hans,
Dein deutsch ist sehr gut und es ist schön, dass es immer besser wird mit der Deutschen Sprache! !
Super ist das! !
Habe mich sehr gefreut über deine Nachricht! Auch von nice Lady Lyn habe ich ❤bekommen, vielen Dank dafür! !
Schönen abend für euch beide, Liebe grüße, Renate! ! Bye bye!Nice Mister Hans and also nice Lady Lyn! We have contact again, okay? Bye bye! !🎼🎶🎵🎶🌱🌵
@@renatehormann9158 Die kontakte bist konstante absolut! :-) :-D XD XXXXX
You'd cry to see how many are thrown away here in Florida, they're treated as disposable holiday plants... A shame really, people could save money growing them on.
Exactly Todd...it´s a shame, isn´t it? Thouse lovely plants...but you know, that´s what the grower want them to do so they buy new plants next year. But we are smarter...hahaha ;-) :-) :-D XD Thank you Todd, l appreciate your comment! Hope your December and year-ending will be lovely! Hugs from Lyn & me!
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