C.galapagoense

Pr0digal_son · Aug 25, 2013

Another fun plant to grow. Berries are pretty damn hot too. Enjoy!

Nigel · Aug 25, 2013

Beautiful!

wayright · Aug 25, 2013

Very cool piccys bradda!
Notice any strange odor from that bad boy? :cool:

Whats all that yellow flower drop on the patio? ,,Forsythia,,or ya got a giant Rhomb ?

Kevin

Pr0digal_son · Aug 25, 2013

wayright said:
Very cool piccys bradda!
Notice any strange odor from that bad boy?

Whats all that yellow flower drop on the patio? ,,Forsythia,,or ya got a giant Rhomb ?

Kevin

Had a unique smell as a youngster indoors,not so much now.The buds are from a dirty maple tree. No rhomb blossoms yet,they will be coming inside in a month for an overwinter session.

Nightshade · Aug 25, 2013

I can't wait to have mine grow it made me want to jump off a building trying to germinate

Spicegeist · Aug 28, 2013

Pr0digal_son said:

Very healthy plant, well done. I'm also planning on overwintering mine, not sure if I will prune it or not though.

Pr0digal_son · Aug 28, 2013

Spicegeist said:
Very healthy plant, well done. I'm also planning on overwintering mine, not sure if I will prune it or not though.

Thanks Charles,I know you have been growing these for a couple years. That is about as green as she would get,the color stays a bit pale as I'm sure you know.

Next season I will put this one,or new ones in the ground and let them flourish. They do well in small pots,but I want a beast! If I cut it back,I am going to leave it bigger with a lot of green stem.

millworkman · Aug 28, 2013

Jealous!!!

justecila · Aug 28, 2013

I am growing this from Southern Hemisphere and received the seeds labelled as "C. Galapagoense Long" . May I ask if there is such specie or is it the same?? Thanks.