J. Adrian
Mame
This tree came into my posession last year, getting ready for winter in my living room.
My Tamarind tree
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Anthony
Imperial Masterpiece
Nice, what are you plans for it.
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Anthony
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Anthony
Redwood Ryan
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If that's the only light it's going to get it'll struggle. I can't imagine you get a whole lot of sun in Colorado in the winter.
J. Adrian
Mame
For now enjoy it , need to have stickroot make me a different pot for it.
J. Adrian
Mame
Its a south facing window with loads of light coming through. I also do the dance with this a shefflera and 2 ficus.
J. Adrian
Mame
Out enjoying a bit of sun.
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
In December?
J. Adrian
Mame
Yeah, its been pretty mild lately.
Anthony
Imperial Masterpiece
It is supposed to be that the Tamarind comes from North Africa
https://davisla.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/africa-plant-hardiness-zones-map.jpg
Pity you don't have an expendable cutting or other to see how much cold the
tree can actually handle.
It is not Tropical.
Nor is Northern India.
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Anthony
https://davisla.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/africa-plant-hardiness-zones-map.jpg
Pity you don't have an expendable cutting or other to see how much cold the
tree can actually handle.
It is not Tropical.
Nor is Northern India.
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Anthony
J. Adrian
Mame
No work on it other than trying to improve my pics of trees posted.
J. Adrian
Mame
Still need work, but coming around.
Leo in N E Illinois
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I've spent a few weeks in Colorado. My cousin is a weather reporter for FOX News out of Denver. They can have all four seasons in one day. Not at all unusual to have 70s in the afternoon, and drop to 20's at night with a foot of snow. Then have it all melt the next day. Wild swings in weather are normal for the front range.
Nice tree. If you are home in time to do the in and out dance, you probably can get it outside into sun, maybe 2 or 3 days a week for much of the winter. Of course, at night the temps quickly plunge below freezing, so be careful to not forget to bring it back inside before sundown.
Nice tree. If you are home in time to do the in and out dance, you probably can get it outside into sun, maybe 2 or 3 days a week for much of the winter. Of course, at night the temps quickly plunge below freezing, so be careful to not forget to bring it back inside before sundown.
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Leo in N E Illinois
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My cousin's stage name is "Nick Carter" he is semi retired from TV now. But if you run into him at a "promo" tell him you know me. He'll have a weird wise crack response for you. What ever he says about me is not really true. Really. He is one of the fun cousins.
J. Adrian
Mame
Sorry for the
Fox news, I am going to have to look him up.
As far as the weather it has been mild throughout December and this month, if I'm home I'll take them out for as long as temps allow.
For now 4 larger tropical trees and 3 medium ones work well enough. Most are on SE facing windows.
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Nice attractive way to grow and display in the window setting. They should all do well for you.
