My friend Lucy’s husband is a plant whisperer. I gave Palmer a cutting from my Queen of the Night. His is now way bigger than mine and always has more blooms.
I am proud of my little Queen surviving up here on the mountain. It’s cooler here. There is more wind and rain.
I was thinking she was doing great until Palmer and Lucy sent me photos. I am trying not to be green with envy, but good grief. My Queen doesn’t even have buds yet.
Here is Palmer beside his Queen. It has had three nights of blooming. Lucy stayed up and took photos for me. Wow could they be any whiter?
I will patiently await buds and blooms from my acclimating baby on the mountain. Until then, enjoy these crazy beautiful blooms from my flatlander friends.
FLOWERLESS
Judy of Automatic Gardener asked what fertilizer he uses. Here is a photo.
floweralley 
🤩 👏🏼
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You know this is making me think – flower whispering. I’ve been adopting the wrong approach by panicking in our drought affected garden. Soft words of comfort might be better… 🙂
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Yes, Tish. They need support.
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🙂
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They certainly glow
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Did you find out what fertilizer he used?
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I sent a message
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He sent a pic of 3 types. Says he uses Flower Fuel the most. Every 1.5 to 2 weeks.
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Thanks
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