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Interesting leaf

16 years ago

Picked up a few 'KQ's the other day. Just thought the leaf was interesting . . .

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Carolyn

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wrynsmom
Original Author
16 years ago
Photobucket is STILL having issues . . . I'll try this again, tomorrow.

Carolyn
quinnfyre
16 years ago
I see it. Is Krimson Queen known for popping out a few weird leaves here and there? Mine has also grown an odd leaf. Mine is shaped more like a holly leaf though.

Tee hee, I like how you just nonchalantly say 'picked up a few KQs', considering the wealth of hoyas you've acquired lately. It is very shiny. Did you use anything on it?
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wrynsmom
Original Author
16 years ago
Yeah, photobucket is working, now! Woohoo!

Yes, I just neemed them. :) (1 Tbsp neem oil, few drops of Ivory dish soap, 32 oz water)

Well, I went to the nursery to get a plant for my daughter's teacher, and picked up a couple of the $2.49 KQs for myself, as well. I just like the weird leaves! hahaha

Okay, it is only a SMALL addiction. hehehe ;)

Carolyn

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