Possum Purple received today

8 years ago

I ordered on ebay from a seller in Calif. (same state as me) and it said the plant would be potted. Guess what? No pot. Just soil on the roots in a baggie. Healthy CUTTING, not PLANT as they claimed. Still happy though, as it's healthy looking, and 7" long. I put it in a 6" pot, as I know these grow fast. I hope the pot isn't too big? I will be growing it indoors.

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User
8 years ago
Looks like a nice cutting! I can’t wait to get some other varieties down the road.
Randi Holbrook
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks Bacon! It's a little droopier this morning, but I kind of expected that from the shipping.
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User
8 years ago
My wife and I were at a nursery we don’t normally go to today and found a lady Margaret passionfruit vine. It will make a nice vine for a trellis in our front yard. :)
Randi Holbrook
Original Author
8 years ago
I love Lady Margaret! It doesn't get terribly big. I had one, but missed ONE watering, and I lost it. They are so finicky about having moist soil (not soggy) and will die at the drop of a hat if you don't keep on top of it. I also had a Manta (adorable small blooms, very small vine) and a citrina which is also small, and actually bloomed for me! But alas, I was negligent just one day on all of them, and they don't come back like a lot of plants will after wilting. So check it DAILY!