indoor winter blooms - Page 2

**carolyn137** · December 15, 2014

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Originally Posted by KarenO

I love stag horn ferns Carolyn. Are they fussy and difficult to grow ?
Karen

My two aren't difficult to grow at all, actually I think they are the same and once had labels that arelong since gone. They have the small reddish seed spots on the undersides of the leaves which makes those leaves look just beautiful.

I would not call the leaves RL or PL, LOL but I think you know what they should look like. They do get some sun in late afternoon here in the winter, but not much, and considering where they grow in the wild they don't need that much sun,

Carolyn

KarenO · December 27, 2014

Miniature phalenopsis has just been sitting there for two years but she decided to bloom for me for Christmas

KarenO · January 2, 2015

A Hum-dinger of an Amaryllis "San Remo"
Holy wow too big for her pot
KarenO

Salsacharley · January 29, 2015

Look what happened to my amaryllis since Dec 15!

KarenO · January 29, 2015

A double bloom! very pretty Charley

KO

DonnaMarieNJ · January 29, 2015

Bucks County Girl, how old is your lemon tree? It is beautiful! I purchased a small one this year. When can I expect a bloom? 2 years?

BucksCountyGirl · February 4, 2015

Hi Donna!

Thank you. My tree is actually about 5 years old. I bought it when it was already a year old. It was spring when I purchased it and it did bloom the first winter when I brought it inside, but I didn't get any lemons that first year. The next year I got MANY blossoms and one lemon. Haha...so, it does take a while, but your patience will be rewarded! Plus the blossoms smells amazing even if you don't get a lot of fruit. They remind me of jasmine

Cheers!

January 29, 2015	#21
DonnaMarieNJ Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Northeast New Jersey Posts: 731	Bucks County Girl, how old is your lemon tree? It is beautiful! I purchased a small one this year. When can I expect a bloom? 2 years? __________________ DonnaMarieNJ I pay the mortgage, but my cats own the house!

February 4, 2015	#22
BucksCountyGirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Holland, PA/Zone 7A Posts: 692	Hi Donna! Thank you. My tree is actually about 5 years old. I bought it when it was already a year old. It was spring when I purchased it and it did bloom the first winter when I brought it inside, but I didn't get any lemons that first year. The next year I got MANY blossoms and one lemon. Haha...so, it does take a while, but your patience will be rewarded! Plus the blossoms smells amazing even if you don't get a lot of fruit. They remind me of jasmine Cheers! __________________ - Kelli Life's a climb...but the view is fantastic

January 29, 2015	#20
KarenO Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Vancouver Island Posts: 5,932	A double bloom! very pretty Charley KO