Now would be a good time to transplant, I would go ahead and put it into a 3 to 5 gallon size container.(you can control the size of these somewhat by...

Thanks Barb!(I need all the help I can get :D Steve

Thanks! This is the first one to go in the ground 8) Hoping the brevifolias do okay, have a few more I'll probably wait till next spring to plant out...

Here's the photos,It was close to 100*F yesterday, so I was happy to see it was not as large as anticipated :D Was in this spot when the current owne...

We have a plague of grasshoppers at the moment, this Cordyline looked great two days ago............ :evil: Barb, How is it doing in it's new ...

Wes, Looking good! Heat and humidity seems to be the trigger for aerial root development. As long it is warm, keep the containers almost constan...

Jody,With the typically slower growing ones, (edule,etc), would leaving the oldest fronds attached speed up overall growth in the long run?Here's the ...

That Dioon has become of my favorites!Barb, The gravel is top dressing, under that is about 1' of container mix & Perlite. After that, it's...

Wes, All is looking good, Those Dioons must really like the recent weather!These are the ones that just finished,These are the ones that were ju...

That is a shame :-( Hopefully they can get them back.I guess securing our plants is becoming one more aspect of gardening.......Steve

I'll take my camera, a shovel, and cross my fingers :D Wes, I'll see how this one works out, if not, I'll be getting those directions from you.Steve

Sounds like a good plan, also sounds like that one has done well this summer!Maybe we just need to invest in a drip irrigation system and only worry a...

What size container is it in? Can you bump it up a little?I have my Pygmy Dates in roughly 20 gallon containers, as hot as it's been, they will pull a...

I should have replaced that fan long ago............. :DSteve