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Tiny Moon Goddess

20 years ago

Korina, much the same happened with my TMG as happened with yours. Back toward the end of January I took the best sucker off, potted it, stuck in a baggie and forgot about it (literally). The other day I happened to see it off to the side in a light stand and, da da ..... little blooms! This one appears to be growing nicely with no suckers. Here's an image of it:

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Can't wait till it gets bigger!

Joan

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korina
20 years ago
Yeah, ain't she grand? (smiles fondly)

Bigger? What makes you think she'll get bigger? Nah, only kidding; she'll get bigger, although you might want to rethink that pot. TMG seems to be one that's happier in a small pot. Like a thumb pot.

Korina
farmerSK
Original Author
20 years ago
Yeah, she's a cutie alright! I'm going hold off on the pot size for now ...... it was a thumb pot that she was in when she went all to suckers. So far so good in this one.

Joan
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rubyfruit
19 years ago
This is a baby Tiny Moon Goddess plant I just got.
I love the stripe down the leaves... its so cute!

How long do you think it'll take for me to see a first bud/bloom?

Photo from 10/18/07
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