Tangerine Twist

[Marie Nock]

Here's a seedling that happened on its own sprouting in a pot of calatheas. The leaves are recurved so it may have Ram's Horn or Recurvifolium in its lineage. I'm calling it Tangerine Twist. The pictures are of a cutting that I'm rooting.

 

[Bullwinkle]

Very nice,I have a few seedlings of my own that are slowly coming along.It takes a while to see if they have any promise.

 

[Moose]

Very nice Marie ! I am a sucker for the recurved leaf crotons as there are few that fall into that leaf shape catagory. Hopefully it will be a steady grower and will eventually make it into some collections.

Thanks for sharing. Great name in my opinion.

 

[Crotonologist]

Cool looking croton!
Something new in the rarest leaf form...
Nice!

 

[Jeff Searle]

I look forward to seeing this plant next summer when it's bigger and showing it's potential colors. Thanks.

 

[Marie Nock]

Thanks guys for your comments. I'll keep you posted.

 

[pocomo]

Looks good Marie. Will you be at Fairchild this weekend?

 

[Marie Nock]

Looks good Marie. Will you be at Fairchild this weekend?

Chris,
We'll be attending but not selling. We'll be selling at the Ramble the following weekend.
Marie

 

[Crotonologist]

I'm pulling a Moose here and resurrecting an old thread...

How about an updated photo of this little beauty?
Thanks...

 

[Marie Nock]

Peyton,
Give me till the end of summer for the pic. Someone came by about 3 weeks ago to see it and we discovered it in the shade with little color. So needless to say, I've moved it but it needs a little time to look its best.
Marie

 

[Moose]

Peyton,
Give me till the end of summer for the pic. Someone came by about 3 weeks ago to see it and we discovered it in the shade with little color. So needless to say, I've moved it but it needs a little time to look its best.
Marie

Marie - is it ready for its photo op?