My Elizabeth Anne Buckleberry is growing new ...
Not sure what these are called? Limbs? Bulbs? But I wanted to share.
I wanted to share my surprise that these guys are growing and ask a question.
Maybe a dumb question but I assume growth is a good sign ? I have heard that stressed plants will produce flowers to try as a latch ditch effort to save itself.
In Oct, I posted about these three single bulbs . I just purchased them off Ebay and the seller sent me three bulbs BUT , only two were attached to each other and one of the two had a rapidly growing black spot. So I removed it and cut out the spot.
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Anyways I wanted to share that each of these bulbs have new growth.
Bulb A is the one that I cut out the black spot and also cut out a squishy spot out of it's bulb. I am really surprised to see any growth from it.
Bulb B is the bulb that was a singleton in the pot that the grower sent to me.
Question about these new growths.
It has two new growths on it that I just discovered. Unfortunately I had a river rock on that area to try and balance the plant in the pot. I labeled them 1st and 2nd but I don't really know what started growing first.
I'm just wondering, would the first be something different than the one labeled 2nd? I see something of the same setup on Bulb C but I thought perhaps one stopped growing so another was started.
On Bulb C , the arrow labeled 1st is a growth that was growing but seemed to have stopped. Then the second growth started and hopefully won't stop. Are these different things ? I thought I may have caused the first growth to have stopped growing.
Bulb C is the largest of the three and originally attached to bulb A. The first growth was there when I first received the plant but after I separated it and repotted it, I seem to remember it grew a bit more than stopped. Later the second growth started up.
My Elizabeth Anne Buckleberry is growing .. Question about growths?
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