First bloom from seed (Geraldine)
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This seed plant finally give me first bloom the day before my vacation. (Hawaii, here I come). I named many of my seedlings using my nieces names. (Plenty of nieces)
So this is Geraldine, fat and cute....caudex is about small egg size. Big bloom and not drooping. Few more buds, but I won't be home to enjoy them.
Marie
p.s. We were there for our honeymoon, and now our 25 wedding anniversary. We are going for 12 days. Oct 24 will be 25 years.
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