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Old 01-09-2009, 08:55 PM
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..like a rose - nice bright light and plenty of water.

I knew this one, man you guys are fast!
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Thanks all. I've never had a rose or hibiscus, so total newbie here. I guess its baptism by fire. hehe.
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These are easy to train into nice topiaries.
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These are easy to train into nice topiaries.

Whats a topiary?
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A topiary is a plant sculpture! But yah, if it's like a hibiscus, they like plenty of light and water. and... that's about it!
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Poof on a stick essentially. See the pic here: Abutilon striatum- Flower Maple - Mr Brown Thumb
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Old 01-11-2009, 04:54 PM
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Cool Picture!!Can't wait till mine is like that. If it ever gets that big.
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