Margaret, just delete the code that pertains to that pic, if that's what you're asking.....it should be identical to the second line of code.

Jeff, I honestly haven't a clue about codes...and gdinleontarloz5, there is no 'edit' button. Thanks both for the help !

Thank you very much Margaret !

According to me it looks very much like luteo. Josh do you agree ?

Margaret, on the bottom of your original post, there's a line of boxes - one of them is 'Edit'. Click on it and delete the repeated link to the pic, and Bob's your uncle.

I am fairly certain that it is, indeed, Lutea.

Josh

I believe that original post only has a limited time after posting (max 2 hrs? - maybe less) that it could be edited. After that the Edit button disappears. Other posts could be edited for longer, not sure exactly how long but possibly weeks.

Thanks, Rina. I actually tried to delete the extra pic immediately but there is no 'edit' button on GW for me when I begin the thread. The last box is 'like'.

Nice work Marguerite!!! Wait until it gets a bit older and forever changes colors on you, especially after it blooms!! It's quite a bloomer if you keep it on the drier side come fall and in a cooler area like a window sill with full sun!

Are you fertilizing it on a regular basis? From February right up until August? The nothing at all from September until January? It will green up and get richer looking colors if you do)

Hey, Mike!

Mike is right...his clone is a prolific bloomer! His cuttings have bloomed for me every year that I've had them. When they were small, they only put out one or two flowers, but now that they are larger, they put out a nice rounded cluster every Winter season.

Josh

Mike and Josh, that's really something to look forward to :) Thanks particularly for the cultivation advice, Mike.