YIPPEE YIPPEE!!..That's great news Karyn!!

Can't throw them away just yet!!

knotz

Karyn that is wonderful news. I hope all of them come back for you...That would be the best news. Tropicals are so hard and espensive to replace.

More adeniums are up. I have to do more research I am unsure when to pot them up...: )

Karyn
good for you, isn't that one of you favorites, plants
are amazing how they can come back.
I am so glad for you, hope the rest of them do the same
Elizabeth

I was actually sitting here clapping my hand out of joy for you right now!

OK done clapping...back to crossing my fingers for ya so many many more will come back for ya.

Lucy

Karyn, so happy to hear that! Yay! Now lets keep our
fingers crossed that the rest come back too!!!

Karen

O good!! Karyn, thats great news! I am happy for you :)
Dont ya just love the 'I told ya so's' lol

I just love when that happens! Maybe the chalice vine is much hardier than we all thought. I am hoping the rest of yours come back as well.

Karyn, that's great news. I was just getting my fix online browsing the tropical plants! I hope alot more are I told you sos! ;)

Theresa

Wonderful news, Karyn... I'm sure that you'll be even
MORE pleasantly surprised!!
Margaret

So glad you did not lose that Karyn! My regular Chalice vine never survived - lost it this summer for some reason.It never did grow much in 2 years (only 12" long when it died) I have to get another!! AFTER I figure out how to make it grow.

It's one of my favorites and it's never even bloomed. lol It wouldn't have been difficult to replace but I liked mine so I'm glad it's still alive. I have a standard green chalice vine in the house. Linda I'm surprised it didn't take off in your climate. Mine got huge over the summer. It has several branches that are well over 6'. It's easy to propagate. I'll take a cutting and root it for you in the spring.

Thank you Karyn! Do you keep your in shade? I was told not to put them in sun and water sparingly.

Yeah, Karyn so glad your variegated chalice is sprouting! Hope it grows quickly and gets back to its original size before it froze.

Karyn,

I'm so glad your variegated Chalice plant is coming back for you. It is such a bummer to have to replace plants as everything is so darn expensive. I will be hoping that more of your plants pull through for you. :)

~Tj~