Are We There, Yet?
 

I know many have asked members on this forum for their opinion about when is the correct time to remove a keiki and start it on its own....so are we there, yet? Roots 1, 2 and 3 are all relatively new, while root 4 is old and the end has shriveled and dried leaving only about 1/2 of it round and firm. :scratchhead: :hmm

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...8/DSC_03-1.jpg

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...8/DSC_02-1.jpg

I think we're there. Doc. Go for it.

Kim

I'm certainly not an expert when it comes to these... but that does look like its ready to 'leave the nest' in my opinion.

:iagree: Go ahead and have some fun :biggrin:.

I agree!! Give it it's own home:cheer: finally. I have a keiki that still is not showing roots. It's day will come too. I can't wait.

Not only is she ready, she's pretty to boot!
Be gentle.

AL

Hey, Al, this is one you might like...Phal Little Emperor 'M'

Did it meet its Watterloo?

Al

Is this what it looks like, H? :hmm
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/67/16...7e3ef0.jpg?v=0
It's purdy :biggrin:

"I's like sparklies"

:drool:

Al

Well, yes, to both of you....Waterloo has been crossed and I believe that is what it looks like....being that I get VERRRRY lazy sometimes, I didn't label this pic but I am pretty sure this is what my Little Emperor looks like

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...8/DSC_07-1.jpg


http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...8/DSC_0130.jpg

Nice one Doc. "Put on a happy face".

AL

Have you done it yet? Have you done it yet? Aw 'comon whatcha waitn fer? She definately is ready. Dorothy, what a beautiful creamy yellow.

That one isn't mine, Don .. just one I found online before H posted his photos :)

It's alright...doesn't make it any less pretty!