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The Orange County Water District (OCWD) is a California special district that manages the groundwater basin beneath central and northern Orange County, California. The groundwater basin provides a water supply to 19 municipal water agencies and special districts that serve more than 2.4 million Orange County residents. The Orange County Water District's service area covers approximately 350 square miles and the District owns approximately 1,600 acres in and near the Santa Ana River, which it uses to capture water flows for groundwater recharge. Additionally, OCWD owns approximately 2,150 acres of land above the Prado Dam in the Prado Reservoir and uses that land for water conservation, water storage and water quality improvements.[1] OCWD's administrative offices and the Groundwater Replenishment System (GWRS) facilities are located in Fountain Valley, while OCWD operates various groundwater recharge facilities located in Anaheim and Orange.
The Orange County Water District was formed by an act of the California State Legislature in 1933 and the District Act was signed on June 14 of that year by then Governor James Rolph, Jr.[2]
The Orange County Water District was designated as an Orange County Historical Civil Engineering Landmark in 2006.[3]
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The Groundwater Replenishment System (GWRS) takes highly treated wastewater from the Orange County Sanitation District and purifies it using microfiltration, reverse osmosis and ultraviolet light with hydrogen pyroxide. This produces high-quality water that exceeds state and federal drinking water standards. The GWRS has been operational since January 2008 and can produce up to 70 million gallons of water daily.[4][5]
OCWD and the Orange County Sanitation District were awarded the Stockholm Industry Water Award in 2008 for pioneering work to develop the Groundwater Replenishment System, the world's largest water purification plant for groundwater recharge.[6]
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OCWD operates groundwater recharge facilities in the Cities of Anaheim and Orange. A 30 year lease agreement was approved in January 2013 to allow the district to construct an injection water well and well facilities at the Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center.[7]
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- Five Coves Basin
- Huckleberry Basin
- Kraemer Basin
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- Lincoln Basin
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- Placentia Basin
- Warner Basin
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- Fletcher Basin
- Riverview Basin
- Santiago Basins (Diamond and Bond Pits)
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- Seawater barrier
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There are 19 City water departments and water districts that are member agencies of OCWD and pump groundwater from the basin.[8]
- City of Anaheim
- City of Buena Park
- East Orange County Water District
- City of Fountain Valley
- City of Fullerton
- City of Garden Grove
- Golden State Water Company
- City of Huntington Beach
- Irvine Ranch Water District
- City of La Palma
- Mesa Water
- City of Newport Beach Water Department
- City of Orange
- City of Santa Ana Municipal Services
- City of Seal Beach
- Serrano Water District
- City of Tustin
- City of Westminster
- Yorba Linda Water District
OCWD is governed by a ten member Board of Directors, seven are publicly elected and three are appointed by their respective City Councils. These ten officials are responsible for the District's policies and decision making.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Orange County Water District - District Service Area". Orange County Water District Website. Orange County Water District. Retrieved 2013-05-22.
- ^ "Orange County Water District - Historical Information". Orange County Water District Website. Orange County Water District. Retrieved 2013-05-22.
- ^ "American Society of Civil Engineers - History and Heritage". American Society of Civil Engineers Website. American Society of Civil Engineers. Retrieved 2013-06-02.
- ^ "Groundwater Replenishment System - About GWRS". Groundwater Replenishment Website. Orange County Water District. Retrieved 2013-05-22.
- ^ Archibold, Randal (2007-11-27). "From Sewage, Added Water for Drinking". The New York Times. Retrieved 2013-05-22.
- ^ "2008 Stockholm International Water Institute". Stockholm International Water Institute Website. Stockholm International Water Institute. Retrieved 2013-05-21.
- ^ Board of Directors (January 2, 2013) "Minutes of Meeting" Orange County Water District
- ^ "Orange County Water District - District Service Area". Orange County Water District Website. Orange County Water District. Retrieved 2013-05-22.
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The real stand-out of this resort is its restaurant which serves delicious Goan dishes as well as other cuisines. We lived nearby for two years and ordered from here many, many times. My favorite dishes were the chicken korma and egg curry. The restaurant is inexpensive and even if you don't stay at the resort, I'd recommend trying the restaurant.
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Unique Quality: It is a good place to stay if one wants to travel and view Goa in its different hues instead of staying right on the beach. Some key points in its favour include the fact that the resort is close to petrol pump(2km), capital city(5-6km), beaches(closest one is 10km), provides bikes for hire without any security deposit etc, and was just 1 km from my bank's ATM...
Directions: From Panjim take the Mumbai highway and ride straight till you reach the Porvorim red light. Take left turn and ride for another 2 minutes. Its right on the main road.
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The rebellion is not against man as such, the rebellion is against the past of man and woman both. And then this rebellion will have a quality of religiousness which will bring grace to people, gratefulness to people.
I hope it is clear to you why the difference in the Western and the Eastern woman has arisen. It was not there before this century.
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President Ronald Reagan was gazing down into the center of a famous Greek volcano.
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The Western woman has become more knowledgeable, she has been everywhere. She has become aware of things which the Eastern woman is absolutely innocent of. In her innocence there is a grace, there is a beauty which is not of this world, which gives you some indications of the beyond.
That should be the case with every woman in the world.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsThe House at The Three Drums Hotel (U Tri Bubnu) Prague
We have stayed at this hotel before. Hotel personel are really helpful, speak great English. The hotel is right on the old square so walking everywhere is easy. A tube entrance is just 1/2 block away. The church across the walk has concerts most days.
We wouldn't stay anywhere else.
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Hotel U Tri Bubnu
For imagination:
Hotel building from 15th century offers:
- only 18 rooms
- great location
- best rates in this area
- breakfast included in the room rate
- private airport transfers - 480,-Czk per way
Daily breakfast contains:
- 2 kinds of bread, 2 kinds of cereal, 3 kinds of jam, honey, pate, butter, fruit youghurts, 2 kinds of cheese, ham, salami, fresh apples
- coffee, 2 kinds of tea, milk, 100% orange juice
With best wishes to all the readers.
Petr Kamenicek
Excellent location, friendly helpful staff.
Location excellent, right on the edge of Old Town Square. Staff friendly and very helpful. Small old hotel with plenty of character. Surprised how quiet and pleasant room was considering location to Square.
I agree with others breakfast wasn't brilliant but similar to many hotels on the continent. One thing to be aware of, there is no lift and, although the attic rooms are lovely, its a long way up if you have any infirmity.
Bad experience
These glowing reviews that have appeared over the last month are highly suspicious. The guy who wrote that the hotel is right on Wenceslas Square has obviosuly never been there, the hotel is actually near Old Town Square. And to say the breakfast was good is an even bigger fantasy - the stale bread and coffee, a few pieces of cheese and lunch meat, and orange colored sugar water could not possibly qualify as good by anyone's strandards. Our biggest complaints were that the bathrooms are closet sized, our room was extremely hot and noisy at night, and the service was severely lacking.
Great weekend at U Tri Bubnu
Just returned from a weekend in Prague staying at U Tri Bubnu. The hotel is in a wonderful 15th century building bang in the middle of the city right by Wenceslas Square. We stayed in a fantastic room with a traditional wooden beam ceiling, spacious and light, comfortable beds and clean en suite bathroom. Breakfast was good and the staff on reception really helpful and friendly. If we're back in Prague, we'll definately return.
We loved this hotel
we stayed for 4 nights in double room.we had the best time there. the location is just wonderful, (close to old town square),few minutes from centrum, many good restaurants close by. if you like clubing, there are some clubs around. the hotel food was very nice,room was clean,we were suprise with room service, quick just perfect. their girl in reception was very helpful, gave us many good tips.
we are coming back next year, and we will stay for more than 4 nights.
At The Three Drums
We just got back from Prague. Spent 6 nitghts in a fabulous double room with a view of the square F. Kafka ( room # 3 ). The room was spacious and clean. Tereza and Domenica at the reception desk were so wonderfully helpful. Definitely great location!
Thank you Ivona for arranging our trips ( Karlstejn Castle, Terezin ) and airport transfers.
We definitely will recommend you to our friends.
All the best,
Alan & Mary Ann
At the Three Drums !!!
I just returned from Prague after spending 3 nights at the Three Drums. I have no words to express the pleasure I had. The hotel, was more than GREAT !!!, clean, nice service, and the....... location! I could imagine how good the location was. I couldn�t ask for better place. I�m most grateful for the quality of service I got from you picking the right place to be for a decant PRICE. No doubt, I will recommend anyone who is traveling Prague to work with you.
Can't recommend
Stayed 5 nights in June 2004. Great location, just off (not on) Old Town Square. The noise didn't bother us, but if it's warm and you need to keep the windows open, I could see how the the very loud early morning garbage collection and the late night drunks from the square might be a problem. Breakfast was awful (but the Brazilian restaurant next door that they served breakfast in had incredble dinners!) The bathroom was severely cramped. The ledges outside the windows were covered with garbage and bird droppings and looked like they hadn't been cleaned for years. The courtyard that provided the view was messy and full of trash. Some of the towels were not very clean, and one of the pillows had no pillow case. No waste basket in the room. The girls at the front desk were very nice. However, when we left, an unexplained extra $32 had been added to our bill. They do not provide an invoice, and talked in circles until I wore out and decided for this amount it was not worth further arguing. Excellent car service to the airport was arranged at a reasonable price.
We loved this place
Very enjoyable stay for our honeymoon. Absolutly best location - walking distance from all the interesting sights. The room was spacious and the beds very comfortable. The staff was friendly and helpful and made our stay very pleasant. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
U Tri Bubnu (Three Drums)
Brilliant location, virtually in the Old Square and the Astronomical Clock. Right next to St Nicholas Church. Very clean but basic rooms. No dressing table or mirror in room. Mirror in bathroom which could make it tricky for blowdrying your hair. No waste paper bin in room which was a real pain. Continental brekkie basic, we found somewhere for bacon and eggs after the first day. The major problem with this hotel is NOISE! The toilets have macerators and everytime someone in nearby rooms flush, the noise is awful especially during the night and early morning. Also the ceilings are beamed and you can hear every noise from the rooms above. I never got a full night sleep. Prague's beautiful though!
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■ You said that you had a harder time convincing bankers to support this project than anything else you've pursued. Why?
McCOMBS: It's never worked [in the U.S.]. I can understand why bankers would do that. I had some reluctance with my own personal area of investors because they felt there was so much risk. I had to reach down to the 35- and 40-year-old guys. The old ones didn't want any part of it.
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If they are, then we have other avenues for the use of our facilities. We've got six major events signed. We're going to operate 365. We don't depend on Formula One. We think it will work very well.
■ What makes you so confident?
McCOMBS: I think it will be a home run because with this you don't have to have a facility where the cost of operating things like heat and air are so high, you don't have that as much. We're an open-air facility. It doesn't cost a lot to build. It doesn't cost a lot to operate.
When you look at our facility, very little of that is permanent. But all of those other areas — tent-like things — those are all temporary. But they have a permanent feel. If we find they work better down here than up there, we'll just take them down and move them.
■ What's the biggest challenge in your mind?
McCOMBS: The biggest challenge is to get the dogs to like the dog food. We've got to do a better job of explaining to people how it works. What is the trials? What does it mean to have the best time circling the track? What does the grid mean? Our fans don't know that.
■ Looking ahead to next year, what will need to happen to make this a success?
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On waking up after a bender, a record producer finds himself imprisoned in a cellblock reserved for homosexuals and ruled by a transsexual diva. If he hopes to survive this brutal new world, he'll first have to learn to navigate the power structure.
For more about K-11 and the K-11 Blu-ray release, see K-11 Blu-ray Review published by Brian Orndorf on May 9, 2013 where this Blu-ray release scored 2.5 out of 5.
Starring: Goran Visnjic, Kate del Castillo, D.B. Sweeney, Portia Doubleday, Jason Mewes, Tommy 'Tiny' Lister
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K-11 Blu-ray Review
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Reviewed by Brian Orndorf, May 9, 2013
"K-11" marks the directorial debut for longtime script supervisor Jules Stewart, though she's probably best known as the mother of "Twilight" superstar and famed stammer queen Kristin Stewart. Only able to talk her kid into a voice cameo for her first helming gig, Stewart is left without star power and a decent budget to bring her prison epic to life, with only a few tricks, some unusual sexual tension, and an overabundance of quirk and chaos to help sell her vision to the audience. "K-11" is an odd feature and it's rarely a successful one, sweating up a storm to come off edgy and unconventional. Tonally unsteady and dramatically asthmatic, the picture is only moderately tolerable due to few technical strengths and a key role played by Kate del Castillo, who manages to make a slight supporting turn into a grand display of camp, menace, and cockeyed sex appeal Stewart should've made the focus of the entire film.
Drugged out of his mind, record producer Raymond Saxx (Goran Visnjic) has been arrested for the murder of a rock star carrying on an affair with his wife -- a crime he doesn't recall committing. Taken to jail before his trial, Raymond greets corrections officer Johnson (D.B. Sweeney), a coked-out monster who sees monetary value in the man, taking him to a secluded wing of the facility known as "K-11," a holding pen for gay inmates. Tossed into the melee while enduring a painful detox, Raymond is overwhelmed and irritable, only making friends with delicate abuse victim Butterfly (Portia Doubleday), a fragile girl who endures daily rapes from hulking prisoner Detroit (Tommy Lister). Ruling K-11 is Mousey (Kate del Castillo), an aggressive gangbanger transvestite who masterminds a drug trafficking ring with boyfriend Ben (Jason Mewes). Desperate to find his way out of K-11 while facing a troubling legal future, Raymond reluctantly adapts to his new surroundings, piquing Mousey's curiosity and Johnson's wild-eyed ire.
Although marketing for "K-11" works tirelessly to sell the effort as some type of wink-happy comedy prefabricated for future drag queen mimicry, Stewart actually takes the premise quite seriously, using her time within the jail setting to explore the rituals of inmate life, detailing hierarchies, violence, and corruption within the tight confines of K-11. It's hardly "Oz," but the attention to the slog of jailhouse life is moderately compelling, studying Raymond's frustrations with placing phone calls and absorbing intimidation from his fellow felons. We also follow the lead character as he discovers the structure of pill distribution, punishment tactics, and the value of silence when positioned near aggression. Captured in a single concrete space filled with beds and "driveways," the K-11 atmosphere is communicated sufficiently (shot sensibly and crisply by Adam Silver), especially when the screenplay (credited to Stewart and Jared Kurt) fans out to meet some of the other personalities that occupy the room, including musician Hollywood (Billy Morrison), dim-wit Crystal (Tara Buck), and delicate Precious (Markus Redmond).
The trouble with "K-11" is that it has no idea what type of movie it wants to be. Failing to become a full-blooded incarceration picture, Stewart fudges the editing to transform Raymond's rude awakening into a mystery, stringing along a question of guilt concerning his role in the rocker's death, with the suspect too zonked out of his mind to recall the crime in question. While the subplot is introduced as a top priority, it eventually falls by the wayside, gone from the feature for long stretches at a time before it's revealed to be completely inconsequential to the plot. It's a weird misdirection that attempts to pump more drama into a slack story, with Stewart feeling around in the dark for anything that could hook the viewer into the effort. "K-11" is actually more about the drug trade than anything, observing Johnson fighting rabidly to keep product flowing through the system, allowing him to snort up a few layers for himself, losing control of his defiant prisoners.
As previously mentioned, only del Castillo has the sheer screen force to escape Stewart's directorial slumber, with the actress tasked to play a man dressed up as a woman. It's a hefty thespian workout, as Mousey is not just your average transvestite, but a force of chola nature, armed with a killer body covered in tattoos, pancake makeup, and eyebrows that recall Ursula the sea witch from "The Little Mermaid." It's a woozy mix of unnerving sex appeal and bullying behavior, and del Castillo is the only member of the cast who finds the perfect note of ballistic intimidation to play, stealing the movie while Sweeney goes overboard impersonating a coke fiend and Visnjic stumbles around aimlessly, clearly miscast in a critical role. Mousey should really have her own adventure, and I applaud del Castillo's heroic commitment to a difficult part.
K-11 Blu-ray, Video Quality
The AVC encoded image (2.40:1 aspect ratio) presentation for "K-11" does feature particularly strong fine detail, with facial details a standout, capturing a realistic sense of skin, with make-up particulars on Mousey remain especially vivid. Prison textures are also open for inspection, lending a cold, concrete starkness to the image, showing equal presence with fabrics. Colors are generous, making the most out of deep reds for bloodshed and tattoo ink, while various shades of blue are preserved in cellblock outfits. Hues especially impress with costuming, leaving full greens and browns on guard uniforms. Banding is present throughout, along with occasional traces of ghosting. Blacks are largely preserved, good with depth of hair. Skintones are natural, providing distinct differences in illness and chemical addiction.
K-11 Blu-ray, Audio Quality
The 5.1 DTS-HD MA sound mix only really expands beyond the front stage for faint incidents involving distance and for echoing prison announcements, rarely engaging the surrounds for any meaningful reason. Dialogue exchanges are locked tightly, sustaining subtle changes in vocal inflection and accent work, while degrees of concern and panic register crisply. The group dynamic is also welcoming and properly arranged. Scoring is largely forgettable, though it never intrudes on the performances. Low-end is seldom taxed, leaving a palpable lightness to a movie that strives for blunt authenticity.
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K-11 Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation
"K-11" is habitually ugly, as Stewart often mistakes extended scenes of suffering and rape for tension, and the revenge-fueled climax resembles sitcom shenanigans, with resolutions coming too easy for the characters. While it's an undeniably original look at the prison genre, "K-11" is far too messy and unfocused, growing more unbearable and baffling with every directorial and editorial mistake Stewart makes.
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Breaking Glass Pictures and Libertine Films have announced the Blu-ray release of first-time director Jules Stewart's K-11, starring Goran Visnjic, Kate del Castillo, D.B. Sweeney, Jason Mewes, Portia Doubleday and Tommy Lister. K-11 streets on April 23rd.
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Everybody makes a big deal about all the offenses Jason Campbell has had to learn since he went off to college - a different one every year until now. You'd think every season he was back at the beginning, back on Page 1 of the playbook.
But there's another way to look at his scattershot education. I mean, by now, shouldn't Jason - having partaken of Jim Zorn's system, Al Saunders' system, Joe Gibbs' system and assorted other systems during his days at Auburn - have his Ph.D. in quarterbacking? Shouldn't we be addressing him as Dr. Campbell (or if he prefers, Professor)?
After all, every offense, West Coast or not, has components of other offenses - is "multiple," in other words. A screen pass is a screen pass in any football language, and Don Coryell's celebrated "tree" of receivers' routes (hitch, slant, curl, corner, etc.) has taken root in every scheme. So it's not like Campbell has had to empty his head every time the coach or coordinator has changed. Indeed, he should be a better QB for having been exposed to all these philosophies, even if it sometimes feels like he has a concussion.
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This is the season Campbell hopes to go from being a jack-of-all-offenses to a master of the Bill Walsh/Mike Holmgren/Jim Zorn attack. And the extent to which he succeeds will determine whether he's brought back for a sixth season - or whether the Redskins let his contract run out and go in another direction.
Of course, they nearly went in another direction in April, when the Broncos unexpectedly began shopping Jay Cutler (before sending him to Chicago). That's the subtext of these next 16 games for Campbell: At this point, his team isn't 100 percent sold on him.
Nor should it be, really. Campbell has continued to improve since becoming the starter in mid-2006, but he hasn't quite reached the Franchise Quarterback level. The most encouraging sign, perhaps, is that he had the lowest interception percentage of any NFL regular last season (.012). He also has shown an ability to flee the pocket and pick up first downs. On the other hand, the Redskins are 16-20 with him as the QB - including a 2-6 second-half nose dive a year ago, when one more win might have sneaked them into the playoffs.
Add it all up and you get a 6-foot-5, 233-pound "maybe." And Campbell will remain a "maybe" until he does more than just avoid negative plays (e.g., INTs). Not that he isn't well aware of this. He needs to focus this season, he says, on "big plays and touchdowns and scoring more points. We're in a tough division with a lot of tough games, but we need to score more points. ... In the red zone, he have to get better."
And how exactly does a quarterback go about doing this?
Well, said Zorn, "for me, I've gotta call the right play. Number two, I'm not that disappointed in Jason's play in the red zone. We just didn't get there enough. My goal is to get there more."
The coach makes an interesting point. Quarterbacking is, after all, a collaborative venture. So many other people have to do their jobs well for the QB to be successful. In the first half of last season, when the offensive line was healthy and Clinton Portis was stringing together 120-yard games, Campbell merely had to "drive the car." Later, though, injuries chipped away at his protection, and the offense wound up in a ditch.
Naturally, all eyes turned to the quarterback - and in the months that followed, there was much speculation about his future with the Redskins. Chris Samuels, for one, wasn't too happy about that.
"I don't think he got a fair rap," he said. "Jason tended to get the blame, but [offensive linemen] take these things personal, and we know we didn't do a good enough job protecting him. It's tough for a quarterback if he's getting hit all the time."
The nadir - the beginning of the end, looking back - was when the champions-to-be Steelers stomped Campbell to the tune of seven sacks. The Giants worked him over pretty good, too, and often - way too often - there were defensive linemen in his face.
Since then, Derrick Dockery has returned to the Redskins from his two-year sabbatical in Buffalo, Samuels' knee and biceps have been repaired and the entire rededicated line has gone on the Nutrisystem diet - or so it appears. (Newcomer Mike Williams, in the mix at right tackle, claims to have dropped 108 pounds, which is about the weight of one of the team's summer interns.)
If the O-line holds up its end this season, perhaps Dr. Campbell can take the next step and finally finish his dissertation. Given all the offenses he has studied - and all the coaches he has studied under - it will probably have a lot of footnotes.


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I think if you have a fairly cool, gentle growing environment, this plant doesn't give you too many problems. It just doesn't tolerate strong direct light and is sensitive to drought.
Maybe it just needs to be kept under your porch, Pug.
And in PG's freezer during the hot NY summer.
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I grow bella, both the regular and variegated like weeds. Seriously I have to cut them back a lot to keep them under control.
Hot months - shaded and moist.
Cooler months - direct sun and medium watering, I let it dry out well, and they stay outside down to freezing.
Basically the exact same conditions I give serpens and polyneura.
The only problem I have with the bellas are spider mites, they are serious magnets for them, but as long as I keep an eye on them for that, it's handleable.
I didn't get pics this year, they bloomed just as we were getting ready to move, but I know I've posted pics before. I'll try and find them on my site later and put them up.
So they will do well with hot months.
Hi Renee,
May I pls. ask where in the US you live, I don't see from your Profile. Am wondering if that's not a lot of the difference, since you can keep yours outside, I'm strictly indoors, so it's tricky.
I'd always heard Spider mites are drawn to plants kept quite dry, could that be part of it.
PG, I'm happy to hear I'm not the only one...something about this Bella clone hates me and my growing conditions,lol...
GG, If I ever try this one again, I might try growing it inside my Fl room, its the closest to a porch I have :o)...the ones I've killed I grew it under my Oak trees where I grow the regular bella, that one does fine for me and blooms all the time...Go figure!
Renee, you are SO lucky to grow this one with very good results even though you are only a few hours North of me, it must like your slightly cooler winters...
She lives in the Florida panhandle, like Dee. I believe it's cooler there than other parts of Florida, although I don't really know what Floridians mean when they say "cool." Joni says people use fireplaces in the winter. Which, I guess is fair since there are Minnesotans with outdoor swimming pools. :P
Anyway, I think location is part of it, but Renee is also an exceedingly fastidious grower, imo.
@ Renee
Your strategy makes a lot of sense. Heat or sun but never too much of both at the same time. Probably your ability to keep them moist helps a lot.
@ Pug
I bet you could pull it off on your porch! That's interesting that you don't have problems with the standard bella, though.... But, what do I know? When plants don't give you trouble, you don't learn much!
This post was edited by greedyghost on Fri, Jun 28, 13 at 11:09
So true GG!
A former president of one of my plant societies used to say something like "if you haven't killed anything lately, you're not growing challenging enough plants'.
Somehow, it just didn't make me feel better having killed a STUNNING rosette style Sans w/ amazing cream stripes, broke my heart. Apparently I UNDER watered it & it shriveled up & died :
I used to live in the panhandle, but coastal, so warmer in the winter than Dee. 5 miles makes a big difference when next to a large body of water. As I was born and raised up North,but have lived in various parts of the South for a while now, cool for me is about 40 - 50F, kind of a middle ground.
Now I'm down in SW Florida, so a few hours south of you now Pug. But haven't gone through a season here yet. Shoot, haven't gone through a month yet. Next time I'm heading through your area, if you want, I can drop off cuttings of my variegated one. Maybe it's heat tolerant now?
GG - fastidious ?? I had to look that one up :)


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