alphapinene
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yeah, Williamsii offspring from the flower in my avatar
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Tracker
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i've got a couple different sub vars of those in my bean library I forgot about... Ive gotta do something with those!
alphapinene
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Nice! what kinds? Fricii? Diffusa? Hell yeah start some, i’m surprised at how fast they grow at such a young age..feels good planting endangered seeds!!
Tracker
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alphapinene
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Nice! those are some good northern varieties
alphapinene
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Looking like it should flower real soon..First flower under artificial lights! (265watt HLG)..lookin a bit dehydrated (house is 10% humidity here in winter) , can’t wait to get them back under natural sunlight in the windowsill with higher humidity. they seem to thrive in those conditions..think i may let them go dormant next winter as it’s closer to there natural conditions
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JohnGlennsGarden
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Looking good in here friends. A couple indoor flowers from early winter. 
Put together this planter of cuttings recently. Waiting a few more weeks to actually transplant, then cover with lil pebbles.
And recent orchid transplant. Gonna try old wicker baskets for airflow.
Put together this planter of cuttings recently. Waiting a few more weeks to actually transplant, then cover with lil pebbles.
And recent orchid transplant. Gonna try old wicker baskets for airflow.
alphapinene
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this guy flowered while I was at work 
gonna try to get a time-lapse of it opening and closing tommorow
gonna try to get a time-lapse of it opening and closing tommorow
alphapinene
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Endangered Flowers 
alphapinene
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beautiful!!! do you keep them under lights year round? or do you move them to a window during the spring/summer months? Can’t wait for windowsill season!!! lol
Tracker
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I put the aloe, fern, and rose outside once danger of frost has passed.
Tracker
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I don't know what type of fern. Someone was going to get rid of it, so I took it and nursed it back to health.
xtsho
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The Dragón Lily is back. This time with multiple shoots. I have 2 that look like they'll bloom this year and then a few others that probably won't bloom this year that I'll try and separate and start new plants so I can share the stink.
Dug up some Helleborus volunteers that I hope to get nice and healthy and replant somewhere in the yard.
Dug up some Helleborus volunteers that I hope to get nice and healthy and replant somewhere in the yard.
amneziaHaze
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personal hybrid
xtsho
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DNA tests reveal Dug the giant potato is not, in fact, a potato
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