1 year old

Discussion in 'THE CROTON SOCIETY' started by pocomo, Sep 2, 2011.

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  1. pocomo

    pocomo Active Member

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    The fastest growing seedling I've seen. Got a little beat up last week with tree trimming going on. 3' tall and 8" leaves. Chris
     

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  2. Bullwinkle

    Bullwinkle Esteemed Member

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    Very nice,I love speckled crotons :)
     
    Bullwinkle, Sep 2, 2011
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  3. Jeff Searle

    Jeff Searle Well-Known Member

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    Chris,

    Beautifull !!!
     
    Jeff Searle, Sep 3, 2011
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  4. Marie Nock

    Marie Nock Well-Known Member

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    Chris, this looks like another winner!
     
    Marie Nock, Sep 3, 2011
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  5. Crazy for Crotons

    Crazy for Crotons Well-Known Member

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    Nice photo but it was even nicer in person. It was nice meeting you yesterday.
     
    Crazy for Crotons, Sep 3, 2011
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  6. pocomo

    pocomo Active Member

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    Nice meeting you too. Too bad you didn't stay longer. I meant to get you some more cuttings but I know you were rushed.
     
    pocomo, Sep 3, 2011
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  7. Moose

    Moose Esteemed Member

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    Chris - it looks like Moose Pox, LOL :eek: It is great to see an interesting one with a good growth rate. ;) So many nice looking cultivars prove to be very slow. :(
     

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  8. Sergey

    Sergey Active Member

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    Chris - very impressive! What are its parents?
     
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  9. pocomo

    pocomo Active Member

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    Here's a picture of the mother. Looks a lot like pops yard but I got it fro the Davis estate. Father was polychrome,, at least obvious to me for two of the smaller plants. One off them almost totally yellow leaf and the pinky orange one that could really be nice. The one in the middle tried to kill itself twice but I pinched off the albino and maybe now it will become something. I can only guess what the tall ones father is, maybe polychrome too but I don't limit pollinating to one father and you never know if an ant brought some elanor fischler or freckles pollen. Remember these are all siblings, all out of the same batch of seed. Typical growth for a one year old are the smaller plants. Chris
     

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  10. Sergey

    Sergey Active Member

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    Chris, thank you! Very interesting and nice family portrait!
    “Pinky orange” nevertheless its small size already looks very beautiful.
     
    Sergey, Sep 4, 2011
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