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What are you doing right now??

the wife just took our nearly 2 year old poinsettia, and placed it into a tiny closet.

this will be the first time, since we got it in Nov of 24, that we are going to try and see if it will make the change from green leaves to red, and then bloom the flowers.

she read it with me, that more then 12 hours of darkness, in this case 3 pm until about 8 or 9 am, is ok to do, to start and keep the leaf color change maintained for at least up to 10 weeks.

here is the time stamped pic, of the beginning

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more pics to follow, of hopefully a successful transformation, in the coming weeks.
 
the wife just took our nearly 2 year old poinsettia, and placed it into a tiny closet.

this will be the first time, since we got it in Nov of 24, that we are going to try and see if it will make the change from green leaves to red, and then bloom the flowers.

she read it with me, that more then 12 hours of darkness, in this case 3 pm until about 8 or 9 am, is ok to do, to start and keep the leaf color change maintained for at least up to 10 weeks.

here is the time stamped pic, of the beginning

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more pics to follow, of hopefully a successful transformation, in the coming weeks.
Is it all alone in that dark closet, or do you go in there and talk to it? You know, words of encouragement and such
 
I was raised on a dairy farm. One thing you learned very quickly was never yawn while standing behind a cow when milking it. Let's just say cow poop can splatter and fly a good height and distance.
live on farm and later ranch, you did not stand behind any farm creature. The poop is bad but not as bad as the kicks, cattle, horses etc. You walked the feed rows, not the poops rows.
 
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