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Old 09-25-2009, 08:23 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Default Re: Look at the Coloring on this Ae Ae !!!!

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Originally Posted by Jananas Bananas View Post
Yeah, you can see where the first leaf has turned brown and crispy on that tip. But mine all get brown and crispy along the edges and they are in morning and dappled sun. The white is as it is - in Texas anyway. I just love the dramatic boldness of it, but that's just me. I have seen this type of coloration in the Siam Ruby with a half and half or so and I think it is so striking. But my Rubies or their sister Margaritas don't burn at all like my Ae's do. I do have a Zebrina that burns badly also, yet I have three others that don't. (I have to toughen them all up to live here with me) They just look crappy until the aclimated leaves come out.
Jananas i can relate that first simmer was hell for the poor baby's but they did adapt i don't get that much crispness unless i don't water often enough
However the Ae Ae always has some brown on it they are just vary susceptible what can you do? nothin and yes my SR a MM are good in sun they aways grow like troopers but as iv noted in a few other threads i think SR likes high heat mine don't even grow well until the temps go over 90 at 100 they put a leaf out ever 3 days they are truly heat sucking sun worshipers

PS my avatar is a Siam Ruby its 105deg Fahrenheit and look at it i think a picture is worth a 1000 words!
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