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How's your variegated "namwah"
Mine died this past winter because of being inside and overwatering after being growing very healthy while it was outside
 Does anybody managed to get pups of their plants? I'm trying to get another one, but can't find any on e-bay Carlos |
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Re: How's your variegated "namwah"
Mine did something similar with some help from a slug that hitchiked its way inside and ate the actively growing leaf before i had a chance to save the plant the slug had done its damage and the leaf was dead. I'm going to be relocating soon so I'm waiting before I get another one. My other nanas survived the winter alright.
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Re: How's your variegated "namwah"
hmm,
well mine is still alive, it stayed in gh thru winter.. leaves are cut off and is in kitchen window starting to grow again..
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Re: How's your variegated "namwah"
Mine also survived the winter in the GH and even grew just a bit.
Here is a shot where it apears to be showing some varigation?
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Re: How's your variegated "namwah"
My two hung on for about a month, didn't produce any new leaves, and bit the big one. I used OK soil(no great), but they seemed to rather finiky in general.
I'd be nice to buy a larger one and try again. |
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Re: How's your variegated "namwah"
my dog managed to trample across mine and down she went and never recovered.
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Re: How's your variegated "namwah"
Any more updates. I haven't seen any other plant of this variety on e-bay.
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Re: How's your variegated "namwah"
Dead. Spent the winter indoors with fig twigs which were rooting. They are fine, it is not.
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