Very jealous, lemon grass won't even grow through the winter here in a greenhouse, and it is lovely.
It dies back on winter here but it usually returns. I had three plants and I lost one from last winter. My big lemon grass (the one I split) took a big hit too, but it returned and became as big as it was before. Now I have 4 of them in my yard. Hopefully they all survive.
Is it hard to keep them at home during winter?
Ya know, I have the same problem...I can't seem to let something go. Had these Boston ferns that loved the office environment and just grew and grew. I wound up splitting them and giving away the splits. Pretty soon a lot of the cubicles had ferns in them. Meanwhile, mine continued to grow and grow. I ran out of people to give them to and I couldn't take them home because the air in my house was too dry for them. One day, someone complained, incorrectly, that my ferns were drawing fruit flies (in fact the flies were more likely from her daily banana habit) and I had to bring them home, and they finally did die. I miss 'em.
Awe! Too bad. I have the boston fern hanging on my porch outside. Here i so humid, but hot too. Its hard to keep them nice.
Very nice you could try some plants cuttings and seed swap face book group. One of our gardeners members even started a seed swap group here there may be someone close to you that might be interested.
I have vietnamese relatives, some american plant lovers and cuban farmers that most likely will be happy to take ?. I am planning on gifting to my cuban chicken farmers.
They gave me ají peppers and the plant, plus some calabazas. Have you heard of them?
Lemon tea for a long time to come .
I drink it everyday ??
@Cast1es it is very good for your digestive system, plus it can help with headache and muscle ache as well.
I was reading that is you do a tonic with it, it help with oily skin and acne issue. That is not my problem anymore, so I havent tried.
Also, you probanly know, the grass helps keeping mosquitoes away. ?
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