Woohoo! Congrats on the tickets, Harry! I'm sure you will enjoy!
Fabulous sux bowls, too! :D

Thanks Rosemarie; i'm sure I will enjoy. I'm going with my eldest daughter. This part of her education is a succes!! (eh..in fact..all parts; only she likes horses to much :)

Harry, have fun with your daughter...is she plant lover too?

(I am sure you know about Rosemarie & her horses?)

Rina

ps: your plants are so gorgeous, I would love to know how do you manage to keep them looking that good indoors thru the winter.

Thanks Rina,
Yes I know about Rosemaries horses. Making a bit fun.
Here's my eldest with the horse Mac.
She knows nothing about plants :(

My plants are in winter in a "serre" where I keep the temp at 11 Celcius (which is ...eh..51 F with you) I don't water at all for about three months. That's all. Nothing more.

greets

Harry

Harry
Your daughter is beautiful. I can see in her face she loves her horse (he is beautiful too:)

You must have very good amount of light there for your plants, they don't look etiolated at all. My succulents overwinter in similar temps (slightly cooler) and under supplemental lights, but it is still not enough. I am still hoping for a greenhouse one day.

Btw, in Canada, we have been using metric system for a while - F was replaced by Celsius in 1975 I believe (I am from Europe originally so have been used to it - and was hardly getting familiar with imperial system when they converted...). Many ppl still use F for temps and same for the other measurements, but officially it's metric.

Rina

Yes, it's all light (if there is light in winter) and keeping them dry not to late in autumn.
Sometimes I make mistakes there and I have etoliation too.

greets

Harry