- One of them died fairly quickly in the first frosts. New growth came back as expected this spring and it is all normal color (right-most in photo 1).
- The largest one that had bloomed didn't die in the first freezes, so I let it be overwinter. I eventually covered the raised bed so it was protected for most of the winter. Somehow it never died, even when we had the cold spell that got down to 13F. However, the coloring changed and it has dark green in the center and light green around the edges of the leaves (top-most plant in photo 2). It sprouted new plants from the roots and has new growths coming off of its stalk. I have never seen them start new growths from the stalk, before. All new growth originally had a bit of a yellowish tint, but they are now a normal color.
- I brought the smallest one inside last winter once it got cold and left it on the grow rack because I was afraid that I transplanted them too late in the year, and wanted a backup that would for sure survive. I assume it was placed too far from the light, as it didn't grow any all winter, and eventually turned soft green and had some other pastel colors come in (bottom plant in photo 1).
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