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Royal Poinciana

Category: Royal Poinciana | Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 2:42 pm

FINALLY!!!! It came up! Well, one did! A while back I thought I lost the two seeds. But yesterday I saw something green growing in my makeshift greenhouse. Its a ex-large ziplock bag with a tupperware bowl in it with tiny peat pots in there. I use this for seeds that will take awhile to grow. Like my Bird Of Paradise seeds and of course, Royal Poinicana.

Yesterday, its little head was still in the soil but this morning, its standing up! I had heard that IF you can get them to grow from seed, they will grow really fast. I gave one too a friend of mine and he said his is growing fast. They are suppose to grow up to 5 ft a year. So that is fast! HAHA!

I am going to use this blog to track its growth and growing it. Hopefully, I dont kill it. Ill be posting pic of it growing in here for future referances.

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