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Welcome to my Sunroom
Hi Everyone!
Come on in to my sunroom!
It wasn’t spring in Chicagoland after all. Maybe this week . . .
Ted Yoder was on WGN Radio on Friday here in Chicagoland. They filmed him as they interviewed him! The video is about 17 minutes long and there is some silent space when they went to commercial. Local peeps, he will be at The Space, in Evanston, Illinois on Tuesday evening, May 21st. It’s an all ages show, and the tickets are reasonable.
Tips and Treasures
New AV Magazine is out and filled with great information.
The National Convention is next week!!!
A Look at the Stands
After the last episode, Joyce messaged me and said that she thought that the tight centers on a few of my plants might be from too much light. I moved a few things around – you’ll see the result!
My coryteplectus cutucuensis is hanging in!
Get the Bail Money Ready
Convention Info is upon us!! Dates are 26 May – June 2, 2019, in Houston, TX.
- 5/25/2019, Annapolis Valley African Violet Society, Show, Tea, and Sale, St John’s United Church Hall, Middleton, Nova Scotia
Please check the AVSA Events page for current and coming events that might be near you.
Keep Moving Forward
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Thank you again for a great Podcast. So happy your plant in the terrarium is not dead. (Can’t pronounce, much less spell LOL). So interesting about the new lights making such a difference in the centers. Well I hope to see you in Houston, so thankful it is in MY TOWN. I am so excited will be staying a few nights at the hotel and working registration Friday morning. See ya there.
Thanks for another lovely podcast! I too have seen plants with tight centers due to both light and heat. Great reminder of keeping this in mind before thinking of more complex causes. Can’t wait to see you at the convention.