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Cheers....Seems like thats the case.

The first plant i got has been budding a few months...say up to 3 or 4? The second I would say...2 months? I bought both in pots when they were maybe....a foot high. I think you are right though, my gut feeling ( based on what?? ha) tells me to let the first go and most certainly the second which is greener. I think they could become more dense...though again I am basing that merely on buds that I have been given in the past. I know that some leaves turning yellow and dropping off is possibly part of the process. Again though I am not 100% Thanks for the advice.

I have two different budding plants.....you will probably be able to tell by the photos. One has been budding longer than the other. I am new to this. The plant that has been budding longer is certainly turning a little more brown...I have read I need to wait till the leaves on the buds start 'turning in ' on themselves??? They look more dense BUT I am not sure. The other plants buds are looking pretty green. On the older plant some of the small leaves that grow out of the buds are dying...but the 'mass' of the bud looks ok. Any advice? This is the first time I have ever really grown it.....go easy on me.

So, we have the 3 different categories.....a cold, a cold and uh....a cold. I had this cold last month. I am really glad they closed the world, ruined peoples lives and whole countries economies for this....i really am.

It wouldnt take much in some areas around here. Could we have the 'it'll never happend again' flood again? Yes, the 'above normal' or 'over current' would be nice to know...

I read something about a rise of up to 66 cm over the weekend....or did I dream that? Something about more water being released due to water coming from north. Here in Rangsit the klongs are pretty high. Should we expect some significant flooding? .....mmmmmmm....