i think that you should just leave it alone and just mist it once or twice a day and it will be fine, just give it more time. i has a similar issue and it worked for me.

Re-pot it, water with b-1 and water once. Put in sun on hot concrete and mist the top daily. When the weather turns cold, bring it inside. Water it only if it grows 5-6 inch leaves. If it has leaves now, cut them off and wait for new ones to grow. Leaves without roots suck water from the stem. Good luck

thanks I will give more time, watered with super thrive, don't have any B1. No leaves just a stem.

Superthrive is full of B-1 and works the same if not better.

Hi Jim,

If it were me, I'd graft it onto a well established plant. It should take very quickly this time of the year. By next spring or early summer, you could cut most of it away above the graft and root it. The grafted part remaining on your well established plant should quickly branch. By the summer of 2011, you should have beaucoup branches and easily afford to send one my way.

Thanks in advance,

Dewaine

A couple of my plants have decided to flower . Hopefully it isn't too late in the season for them. One of them is a Bud G. which ( I was told) wasn't supposed to flower for a few years. Do I have hope?
Bob

In So.Cal my plants flower all the way into next year (one goes into mid February). there is no Bud G. plant. Probably a Guillot's Sunset or a California Sally (Bud's sally). You should have flowers by September. Sprinkle two tablespoons of Epsoms salts (Armstrong Nursery carries plant quality) and water in so your plants can process fertilizer for flower making. Do this just once this year and save for next spring where you repeat in March and June. Bill

Can regular Epsoms salts be used, maybe by cutting the dose in 1\2.

I do not know how bath epsoms salts differs from garden epsoms salts but many garden centers carry it and a milk carton load is only a few bucks.