Wolverine, R.I.P

nimblewill · Post by **nimblewill** » May 21, 2006 1:13 pm

Chris, thanks for taking a look at these, and I'm sorry that I cluttered up your sticky post. Should have started a new post to begin with, but i'll do it now (to compound the confusion).

The first pic shows the puckering on a couple of leaves and you may be able to see some of the mottling.

The second pic is a close-up of one of the puckered leaves. The mottling is more evident.

In the third pic, something else is going on. The spots that are brown in the picture are actually a red-orange.

I haven't found the plant tag yet. I usually bury them in front of the plant, and it may be bound up with the roots. I wanted to do whatever we were going to do with the foliage before tearing into the roots.

nimblewill · Post by **nimblewill** » May 21, 2006 1:47 pm

OK, I got the pictures reversed. But the one in the middle is right.

nimblewill · Post by **nimblewill** » May 24, 2006 11:25 am

Chris, I found the tag, and it was just where it wasn't supposed to be. Does this help?

Post by **Chris_W** » May 26, 2006 9:57 pm

Hi Bill,

That is a Darwin Plants tag, so this definitely came from Holland. Also, while talking with Bill Meyer, he brought to my attention that this probably was never a plant of Wolverine either, but looks like it was mismarked.

Thanks for the confirmation on this though.

Chris

nimblewill · Post by **nimblewill** » May 27, 2006 10:38 am

Thanks Chris (and Bill Meyer). I'm kind of glad to hear it's probably not Wolverine. Aside from the virus, it seemed to be more of a Fido. It would melt out in the light of a full moon. Maybe I'll try Wolverine again someday. Maybe.