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Sep 10, 2011 4:36 PM CST
Name: Chris
Des Moines, Iowa (Zone 5a)

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Hi Sandra! I'll have to look into those plants you mention..I love finding blooming houseplants!

I seem to have "re-found" my own thread! Rolling on the floor laughing

I now live in a different city in an apartment on the 3rd floor with a balcony still facing North but I get a lot more sun than I did a year ago :)

I now have roughly 50 houseplants- still doing the Philos, but have really gotten into Nephthytis. I have around 6 different varieties so far and always looking for more.

I also have a Swedish Ivy that I've had for about 3 years now and it wasn't very bushy- that is, until I put it out on the balcony in the full sun this summer. Holy Cow! It has easily doubled in size-I love it! I may have to re-pot it before winter even. But I do have a question- is there anything I need to do for it in order to make the transition back into being a houseplant for the winter? I've read that plants will sometimes lose a lot of leaves when they first come back into the house and I really would like to try to miss that.

thanks!

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