"I do have one plant and I just love it. It blooms nearly all the time. Thanks for sharing. Yours are beautifull."

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"BEAUTY..."

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"Oh ok... fooled me LOL. I have had some get top heavy so I took another larger pot and set the plant pot and all in the larger pot then put stones or rocks between the two pots. If you can get a taller pot it is better. I have done that with quite a…"

"Sharon...that is just a glass window that goes to the floor.  I've thought about sitting it outside but afraid the wind will blow it over cause in the right circumstance it can be top heavy.  ...the smaller one is not quite pot bound…"

"Beth, where is your office? Do I see a sliding door? Why I asked is can you set it outside there and not take it home. Yes it is to big to try to take home, it would mostly damage it. On the re-potting, it looks happy in the pot it is in. They do…"

"Wow, how old is the originally plant Beth? You've done a great job with it."

"My crown of thorns I keep at my office...it gets great light but still a little leggy.  I used to take it home for the summer and let it enjoy the outdoors but it is now too large to move easily. I have taken many new plants off the larger…"

" Mine are darker pink the more sun they get...during the winter they still bloom but are a lighter pink and the leaves get smaller.  "

" I love my crown of thorns..have taken many cuttings from it and given to friends.  The original one comes to my office in the winter and hangs out in the sunny window. "

"Your COTs are beauties Denise. I finally figured out how to upload pictures. Was a pleasant surprise to have one of them picked for recognition. I need to pot up a bunch of schlumbergera branches that broke off some of mine when I tried to move the…"

"Thanks anyway  Lyn, I do understand. When my daughter took me on a cruise to the Bahamas we could not bring any plant life or fruits back with us."

"I would love to see how you grow them on your roof!!! I hope I can help with IDing them. They are additive John. I continue to find ones I do not have. I would be happy to send you some cuts, they are very easy to propagate. Here in North Carolina…"