As I mentioned in the topic up above in the 'sticky', the VFTs that tend to get red during the season, get even redder during the fall/winter. Mine spend their winters under lights in a back basement 'cold' room where the temps range from low 40's to low 50's (*F). When spring comes, they head back outside.
Since there are so few bold colors to be found around here in the winter, glancing at these guys brightens things up & reminds me that spring isn't far off....
Dingley's 'Red/purple' - above & below
VFT - finetooth x red
This clone (below) was interesting just because it mostly colored it's 'fingers' (hence the name 'Long Red Fingers'):
Apologies for the conditions - I didn't bother snipping any black leaves or cleaning up random pot debris. That doesn't happen until they go back outside...
Since there are so few bold colors to be found around here in the winter, glancing at these guys brightens things up & reminds me that spring isn't far off....
Dingley's 'Red/purple' - above & below
VFT - finetooth x red
This clone (below) was interesting just because it mostly colored it's 'fingers' (hence the name 'Long Red Fingers'):
Apologies for the conditions - I didn't bother snipping any black leaves or cleaning up random pot debris. That doesn't happen until they go back outside...
