C. tenebrosa 'Tokyo' x C. tenebrosa 'Apopka' from Krull-Smith
I have several baby tenebrosas, and I decided I didn't want to wait five years to see one bloom (I've never actually seen one in bloom in person), so I found this one on Krull-Smith. He said it is a sibling cross of his two favorite, finest dark tenebrosas, and all the plants that have come from that cross have been very nice. It was spendy, 75 dollars, but when I got it, I see why, and it was worth it. Yes, it has three new growths. The article about tenebrosa by Chadwick says it should grow over the summer, then rest during the winter, and bloom in early spring. I can't wait. It's going to be spectacular.
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