It's really quite interesting to go horse riding in the Teton Mountains with one dad who is a cowboy/mountain man and has lived in said mountains his entire life, and the other dad who is a mining engineer.
Not only do you learn about the animals that live there, the indians who used to live...
We had balcony, it was so fun! I loved the singing sands beach with the pinky, squeaky sand! My mom stopped to take pics of EVERY country church we passed in our week there... and at every restaurant I ate seafood chowder because each place had a different recipe!
All I want it for is a houseplant I don't care about it fruiting or not. They do fine indoors with the proper care, my florist/gardener extraordinaire Grandmother left me her horticultural science books and a neat "Success with houseplants" binder full of info. BUT the info that I have is...
Striped Roman and Cuor di Bue are our favorites and do really well for us. I used old seed for my striped romans this year and only have 2 plants with a very few fruits... I'll be saving seed this year.
So, I'm trying this out for the first time ever and the pit has just begun to split at the bottom for the root to come out.
When I'm ready to pot it, what kind of soil (is plain potting soil ok?), how much gravel in the bottom for drainage, do I put a stake in right away? I obviously have no...
I've had it in the window for several months as opposed to under my fluorescent desk light because it hasnt flowered in about 8 months and I didnt know what to do. But its in a north facing window so it never gets direct sunlight.
It seems very healthy other than the color of the leaves.... and the stems of the brown leaves are still nice and green. I moved it about ONE FOOT to the left a few weeks ago, do you think that'd do it?