Happy VFTs
15 years ago
Every year or so I can't help but posting a few pics of my VFTs, as they seem to just get more and more vigorous each year (and I'm proud)! After four years in the same medium, I finally broke down last year and repotted, and they did seem to do even better, although of course I was worried during the process. These plants (I have three trays that are overflowing) all began their lives as weaklings saved from about six or so Wal-Mart death cubes; I included an old photo from 6 years ago to show a couple in their original state when they were first bought. Hope you all enjoy the photos and maybe those of you struggling to understand how to grow them will be motivated.
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