they are picky but not as bad as some of the others. really nice find there you don't see them for sale much and def not around here. keep em HOT and slightly dry and they should do good for you

Still waiting for that pic... how's it doing?

The WM I keep checking had a basically empty plant section on Monday, and the few "house plants" have nowhere inside to go, so I'll check again in late Feb. There could only be heartache looking while we're getting frosts... an exposed concrete slab surrounded by CL fence can only do so much as a microclimate, especially the way they overwater at that store. Who knows what kind of latent damage could show up after bringing one home? (But I may not be successful squashing the little inner voice that wants to perform "rescues.")