Medinilla Magnifica is my all time favorite to get. What's yours? Maybe someone in the group can help you out!

I was wondering if others rescue plants to give them a home like I do? I have heard of people doing this before, but I haven't been able to really connect with anyone yet if anyone's willing to try!

I had the HARDEST time growing an albo out. I would buy seedlings, cuttings and even 3 to 4 leaf established plants and I would lose them to root rot. I had a watering and fertilizer schedule and grow lights and great natural light. I would research and still screw it up. So I threw away my scheduled watering/fertilizer regiment and went to lifting the pot to see if it was light weight, best thing I could of done...I added a humidifier that runs for 16 to 18 hours a day, and I have gorgeous albos with amazing variegation and the grow light I have for them...is the very first and cheapest one I have. I have some really nice T5 Barrinas but my albos love the clip on, 3 light rod Amazon blue light special grow light for $8 two years ago. When I take cuttings and root them out all I use is fluval and IMO the best for rooting any cutting.

This is a rose seedling that I grafted onto a more mature rose. It unfortunately is not a strong grower, has no scent, and has thin stems. I only keep it because the color is amazing and the foliage has a mild, unique pine scent. It is a second generation offspring of these two roses: Tuscany Superb https://helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=21.421950 Olympiad https://helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=21.443395 It’s a rich fuschia color with the outer petals fading to a violet-pink