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  • 8 years ago

    That is beautiful! Would you be willing to trade a clump for a few leaves for postage? I just got back in these forums today after being gone several years due to illness. If not, don't worry. Thanks, Joel

  • 8 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    I have no problem with that..I'm planning to report it in a week or two and put one of the shoots in soil wholly still connected to neither plant. Just tell me how to package as i have never done that..let me know

  • 8 years ago

    I bought a big hanging pot of it at Lowe's a couple of years ago for less than $15. The grower is Exotic Angels.








  • 8 years ago

    I can't get over the beauty of the flower. What I would usually do when I was mailing something like that is: 1. put a damp, not wet or dripping, just damp paper towel in the bottom of a zip lock storage bag. The size would depend on the size of the plant. And then I'd just put the rooted area in the paper towel for the trip. 2. or I would just put it in the zip lock storage bag, mist some water in the bag and seal it up. Then I would go to the post office and get the size box and send them away. How you want to mail them is up to you, but I'll pay whatever the cost. I was talking to my wife about starting some seeds of some small flowers on the kitchen window sill over the sink. Of course I would use clean, decorative pots. But I still can see her roll her eyes and she walked out of the room saying, sure baby. That sounds good. LOL Thanks so much for writing me back. If you need anymore info, just let me know.

    Joel D. Morris

    434 Morris Farm Rd.

    Jonesville, SC. 29353

    Please let me know when you mail it so I can keep a watch out or rather have my Dad keep a watch on the mailbox so they won't cook all afternoon. I can walk down the stairs and then to the mailbox, but I can't walk up the stairs. Many people think that's strange but you have to distribute your weight differently walking up the stairs than you do coming down. So, I can walk down, but then I'd be stuck outside until my wife gets home from work around 6 or 7 o'clock and I don't think my doctors would like that. Have a good week. Joel


  • 8 years ago

    the one I have is in a mini pot..I am trying to root one of the shoots (not sure if that is what it is called). As soon as it takes and I am able to cut it I will send it and let you know. Thank you again for Identifying it for me

  • 8 years ago

    You are welcome on the ID. The only reason I knew what it was, is due to buying one from Lowe's a couple of years ago. Be careful on water - it seems to resent being overwatered.



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