Thought I'd start a post I want to see how yours are doing, I'll start with my EE's one is in full sun and the other is partial sun, funny how being a tropical that it would love more sun but not true, they are the same, bin said Jumbo,planted at the same time




Then I have my Zebrina Banana, she's not happy, she spent the winter in my living room and was beautiful until I re-potted her, she's starting to look a little better, I guess she preferred being root bound

Here are a couple of baby Philodendrons that I purchased. On the leftis P. cv lupinum and on the right is P. bernardopazii. Both are doing well and putting out new growth.


My plumeria 'PB's Yellow' that I got from @drdawg. On the left is when I got it and on the right is today. It has really put on growth the 2 months I have had it. It really took off after flowering.


C. esculenta on the left and C. "Black Magic" on the right. The C. esculenta has been in that pot for three years and outside during our zone 7a winters. Comes back every year so far. I planted the C. "Black Magic" as a small plant in late April. Both are growing well with 4 to 5 hours of full sun. These plants can not be watered or fertilized enough in my experience. I put my hand on a typical leaf of both plants to show size.





I also have 4 bromeliads that I posted photos of in that thread.

My greenhouse came today. Got to put it together but this is going to allow me to get a lot more tropicals. I hate that.

WOW Dave I love all your plants, especially the Black Magic, having a green house is going to be so awesome, color me jealous

EE Chicago harlequin: two years planted in this spot. They seem to love it.

They are stunning Betsy, yours are super huge

Philodendron Bernardopazi taking off.



Philodendron Lupinus is being slower. Still looks like a small climber.

Dave, they are all so nice, I love the colors

Growing baobab (Adansonia) from seed - quite successful but will have to overwinter in the greenhouse (until it gets to be 30' and I'll have to build an expansion!)

NWgirl, what an interesting tree, I love it

I'm in complete zone denial up here in the northwest! Here's my puya alpestris - cool 4 foot tower of turquoise blooms.

A couple of new anthuriums in from NSE tropicals.

Anthurium magnifcum x crystallinum and Anthurium clarinvernum

Dave, they are beautiful

Early morning with the sun shining through the sprinkler.

Sandi, what a great shot, really nice! That is such a beautiful tropical scene and it would be a wonderful landscape/multi plant photo with tags so that it would link to each of them in the database! https://garden.org/plants/mult...

Sandi, your picture is so serene, your plantings are beautiful

all for kind words

Last month I finally got around to repotting my very rootbound Philodendron xanadu; this is a photo I took this morning:

Lin, she's a beauty

While watering the bromeliads yesterday morning I noticed this very small leaf and upon closer examination I realized it was a baby Thai Giant leaf. Apparently a bulb that I thought had been dead for over 2 years is still alive and kicking. I potted it up and we will see what happens.