Somebody put me out of my misery..!!!

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  1. Gogs

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    Ohhh many thanx Dave . [​IMG]
     
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    [​IMG] Oh well mine has plenty of growing to do yet then gogs....!! ;) :D
     
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    Well done Dave, thanks for the banter y'all, it did make me laugh.

    cheers
     
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    I missed this yesterday, Dave is right of course. It does have a trace of yellow on the leaf so it could be similar to D.D. 'Limelight' but with denser foliage, time will tell.
     
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    Or it could be lacking in a few essential minerals/trace elements. It looks as though it is growing in a succulent collection and possibly treated in the same way re: compost etc? Most Draceanas relish humus-rich, moist composts that are slightly on the acidic side.
     
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