insomnia65
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Lovely mate.
Other Plants
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getogrow
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The top one takes forever to root in my experience but after finally seeing a new plant growing , im happy as fuck!Few more succulents for my collectionView attachment 4914620View attachment 4914621View attachment 4914622
Some people just place them on top of moist soil instead of planting them so you can actually see them root but it really dont matter...
I'll update as i learn also.
Severed Tongue
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I picked up this Pink Fire @ Costco this year, and it's just bloomed over the last couple days!
MICHI-CAN
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If a dracenea as I think? Try air splicing 2-4 cuts about 4" below the top. Take the top or expose the new growth and take it. Love canes.Dragon tree cut has finally chucked out some roots took nearly 3months …
MICHI-CAN
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Double dipping here.
I have Dahlias and crazy Gladiolas still popping in my beds I was hoping to repair and restore this year. We have fairly hard winters and still things defy my logic. Shall I propagate as my restore? Will take another season. Or pull and plant marigolds for sustained color and coverage till next year. Critters are happy here. LOL.
I have Dahlias and crazy Gladiolas still popping in my beds I was hoping to repair and restore this year. We have fairly hard winters and still things defy my logic. Shall I propagate as my restore? Will take another season. Or pull and plant marigolds for sustained color and coverage till next year. Critters are happy here. LOL.
StonedGardener
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My giant redwood...
StonedGardener
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Poppy...
MICHI-CAN
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A multi generational heirloom there.
My kid is afraid I'll make him take the lemon trees when he moves out. LOL.
Leeski
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Yes mate it is dracenea I have topped it a couple of times will try air splicing I have a few I also love them potted this one up a couple of days ago …
Leeski
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Very cool roughly how old is the redwood please ? Looks amazing
Leeski
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Few random pics of my garden it’s really come alive this last wk smells amazing -was lovely haven my morning coffee as the sun came up going to sort my fishing gear might get a couple of days fishing in this wk as long as the fun protection officer says I’m good to go (wife)
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Tracker
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StonedGardener
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The "real deals" are exciting to grow, watching them crown mature and swell with "milk".
Respect up the ass. " Heaven or Hell " .
Tracker
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Purely ornamental for me. They come back every year like weeds. They're fussy and finicky, but once you get the hang of them, they do well with very little effort. I've loved them ever since my grandma's garden when I was a kid. It's my favorite flower in the garden.
StonedGardener
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Foxglove.
My poppies now are ornamental, haven't gone other way in long,long time. I'm tempted again.(moderation). It is amazing.
