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New years resolutions are not something I make but I like to think that over the next twelve months I will__________________________ (good and bad) of each year and 1___________________! These past few weeks have been busy, with lots of cooking, eating and entertaining, so I am quite happy (at times) when the easiest meal of all (not necessarily the quickest) is only a phone call away!
2________ Since writing this post I have received my packets of edamame beans and hope to plant them after the summer months, Bahrain is so hot during this time. Will keep you posted when I do plant them and hopefully have some Edamame success!
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It is hard to tell how far the story is true. It is nevertheless possible that the Mizos came from Sinlung or Chinlungsan located on the banks of the river Yalung in China. According to K.S.Latourette, there were political upheavals in China in 210 B.C. when the dynastic rule was abolished and the whole empire was brought under one administrative system. Rebellions broke out and chaos reigned throughout the Chinese State. That the Mizos left China as part of one of those waves of migration. Whatever the case may have been, it seems probable that the Mizos mover from China to Burma and then to India under forces of circumstances. They first settled in the Shan State after having overcome the resistance put up by the indigenous people. Then they changed settlements several times, moving from the Shan State to Kabaw Valley to Khampat to Chin Hills in Burma. They finally began to move across the river Tiau to India in the Middle of the 16th Century.
The Mizos, in the early 14th century, came to settle at Chin Hills on the Indo-Burmese border. They built villages and called them by their clan names such as Seipui, Saihmun and Bochung. The hill and difficult terrain of Chin Hills stood in the way of the building of another central township like Khampat. The villages were scattered so unsystematically that it was not always possible for the various Mizo clans to keep in touch with one another.
And now I have a beautiful hanging basket that will only continue to grow and fill in. When the night time temps drop below 50 degrees, I will keep it on our enclosed back porch where it will get plenty of sun during the winter.
Sure Monica, give it a try, you have nothing to lose if your buying each year. And yes, you can certainly overwinter Mezoo indoors if you have the right conditions, like a sun room for instance. I'd cut it back a bit before moving, try to avoid doing everything at the same time to avoid stressing your Mezoo.
Lesli, you could always keep them in a container so that you can lift the plants out of the ground when you need to winterize them. I keep mine in an unheated storage building during the winter but you may need to protect yours more because of where you live. Or, you could plant yours in the ground and take cuttings in late September in order to have starts for the next year.
I got one of these plants at a fair a few years ago. Tried keeping it as a houseplant in my southern window but it slowly got leggier and not pretty. After a few years, I was almost going to throw it out but decided to put in on the full sun roof deck for summer. I trimmed it up a bit, cutting it back a little, brushing off all the dead leaves. Then let it be and watered it. Wow. It grew like mad and blossomed all summer. Around late October, I pulled it into the windowed top stairwell and left it for the winter, only watered it every two weeks or less. Then in May repeated the earlier steps and voila, it again exploded and flowered all spring and summer. Last summer some of the new branches started coming out all green vs. variegated but still blossomed all summer. I take cuttings every fall and keep them in water for winter on my windowsill. Then I can add them to old pots or give to friends.
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