Daily, the bud elongates and gets fatter and fatter. When I return from work, it has grown! Stretching and swelling and becoming more defined, it seeks to grow and bloom just as we crazy humans do.
This is a couple mornings ago.
And this was yesterday morn. Boom!
More on her precarious positioning later. Every year it’s dicey, and for a different reason. Not sure how to solve this year’s dilemma, or if I’ll even try.
Sometimes we just let nature run its course, no?
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It’s thriving on all of your good energy! Thank you for sharing this exciting event!!
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Thank you, darling! There has been good news on several fronts in the World, and I aims to keep this an uplifting place as well! We need to feel good so we can create good, right?
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Can’t wait to see how this plays out ☺️
No bud on the son yet but I repotted him and he’s thriving! Maybe next year?
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My favorite (ex-) neighb, I bet you anything 2023 is his year. Check for buds June thru August; you’re in a warmer area. Thx for update!
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I can’t wait to see it bloom!
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