Other Plants
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getogrow
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So that thing dont need a pot ?Washing the Kalanchoe this morning in cold water and thought it looked trippy so I share
Happy Holidaze evryone
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mistergrafik
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They do need a pot; this one I cut from the top of the big mother plant that blew over last month. is just callus over so I will start to pull some roots from it soon
mistergrafik
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Also, just a fore-warning: I am setting up my terrarium again but this time with some minature figures and stuff and I found some pretty sweet alien looking Begonias I'm getting soon. Photo dump of crazy Begonia's coming soon 
weedstoner420
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Norfolk Island pine:
Supposedly they can grow 200' tall outside. Inside not so much, this one's got about another foot before it hits the ceiling
Supposedly they can grow 200' tall outside. Inside not so much, this one's got about another foot before it hits the ceiling
getogrow
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Cant wait! i'll be doing everything in my power to keep upAlso, just a fore-warning: I am setting up my terrarium again but this time with some minature figures and stuff and I found some pretty sweet alien looking Begonias I'm getting soon. Photo dump of crazy Begonia's coming soon
Leeski
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Man I can’t wait to see your terrarium I have some plants on route now for a crazy little indoor project buddha temple few prehistoric lookers start a thread start a threadAlso, just a fore-warning: I am setting up my terrarium again but this time with some minature figures and stuff and I found some pretty sweet alien looking Begonias I'm getting soon. Photo dump of crazy Begonia's coming soon
Kushash
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I just clipped a piece and put it in water. Should have roots in less than two weeks.
They can be smaller. 3 nodes will usually root. In general I find xmas cactus plants enjoy an occasional misting.
mistergrafik
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Grooot!! Haha nice I like that. What's in the jar there ?
getogrow
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thank you sir. that should be easy enough! nice lil arrangement you got there bud!
Kushash
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That's Cannatonic from Nirvana a CBD plant.Grooot!! Haha nice I like that. What's in the jar there ?
Nice buzz, can't tell if it's good for back pain yet. Might need more time to cure IDK, I just put them in jars recently.
I have a great strain for making topical coconut oil for pain but will probably continue searching for a strain for pain relief when smoked. I have tried 3 cbd strains so far
Haven't tried indica strains yet for pain, might give that a go next run.
MICHI-CAN
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mistergrafik
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MICHI-CAN
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Took the wife to the nursery store. Saw a pathetic, looking back, seedling. No way in hell I was paying $30. Bought a 25 cent lemon. 8 sprouts. 5 still alive. Love the smell and color in winter here. Make good spice in coocking and teas from the leaves. Pure lemon essence. Looking for limes with seeds.?? Why seedless here I don't know. Orchid rescues are easier for sure.Looking DANK
Beautiful & happy leaves
Merry Xmas-Eve!
Best wishes after the holiday beatings.
J232
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I have a decent size Christmas cactus, maybe 6-7 years old, have never had it flower yet. I keep meaning to check into what it needs to do so.
mistergrafik
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We will be here 2 remind u to get it to bloom. I'll be no help as I killed mine a couple years ago and was totally unaware it flowered.. It was purple/red but I think that meant it needed something perhaps water? Maybe Cal mag. Poor plant lol
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MICHI-CAN
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I've had few. Bought in flower. Only missed a few years bloom when I moved them or tried new medium. Ignorant then. Share the missing link when you find it.
Been pondering an air plant low moisture terrarium or another full flow closed wetland. Plants will entertain until death. I love the pursuit.
Been pondering an air plant low moisture terrarium or another full flow closed wetland. Plants will entertain until death. I love the pursuit.
MICHI-CAN
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My grandmother suggested powdered egg shells or calci sand for reptiles in my soil. Not the term calci soil. But crushed sea shells from a dry sea source. Still wondering where she drew her info from.We will be here 2 remind u to get it to bloom. I'll be no help as I killed mine a couple years ago and was totally unaware it flowered.. It was purple/red but I think that meant it needed something perhaps water? Maybe Cal mag. Poor plant lol
J232
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My mother in law has a nice one as well, hers blooms at least once a year. It’s in a fair size pot and dwarfs mine. I have been meaning to upsize my houseplants pots, it’s just chore that gets pushed from weeks to years lol. I’m pretty rough on the house plants, some days I watch them lay flat yet still forget to water...We will be here 2 remind u to get it to bloom. I'll be no help as I killed mine a couple years ago and was totally unaware it flowered.. It was purple/red but I think that meant it needed something perhaps water? Maybe Cal mag. Poor plant lol
I have a vine that is around 30-40 feet long, painted my living room last fall, coiled it up like a extension cord and it’s still sitting there like that.
I grew up with house plants and do enjoy them, maybe I will up pot them this new year. Will grab a pic of my Xmas cactus later.
mistergrafik
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@MICHI-CAN check out these air plants
As for fish remnants in sand or soil that is interesting..
While back I visited a place called The Salton Sea - I thought it was sand where the water met the surface but it was all bone. Cactus growing in the most random places. Middle of broken buildings and stuff it was unique. I went to "Salvation Mountain". If u haven't heard of that here's a brief:
Salvation Mountain is a hillside visionary environment created by local resident Leonard Knight (1931–2014) in the California Desert area of Imperial County, north of Calipatria, northeast of Niland, near the Slab City squatter/art commune,[1] and several miles from the Salton Sea.
The artwork is made of adobe bricks, discarded tires and windows, automobile parts and thousands of gallons of paint. It encompasses numerous murals and areas painted with Christian sayings and Bible verses, though its philosophy was built around the Sinner's Prayer.