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What is this beautiful flower?
Thank you all for your input and suggestions. He assures me they are real. I think they are stunning
Thank you all for your input and suggestions. He assures me they are real. I think they are stunning
Thank you all for your input and suggestions. He assures me they are real. I think they are stunning
Thank you all for your input and suggestions. He assures me they are real. I think they are stunning
Gilly31
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Jun 18, 2021
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Gilly31
Jun 18, 2021
Eucalyptus in trouble
Not sure, give the bark a scrape at the bottom and see if it is still green.I'm wondering if they are dying up wards, if you get my meaning.I think these have a Limited life in pots any way.
Not sure, give the bark a scrape at the bottom and see if it is still green.I'm wondering if they are dying up wards, if you get my meaning.I think these have a Limited life in pots any way.
Not sure, give the bark a scrape at the bottom and see if it is still green.I'm wondering if they are dying up wards, if you get my meaning.I think these have a Limited life in pots any way.
Not sure, give the bark a scrape at the bottom and see if it is still green.I'm wondering if they are dying up wards, if you get my meaning.I think these have a Limited life in pots any way.
rarened
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Jun 5, 2021
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pete
Jun 5, 2021
Brought a mussa Abbysian Ventricusum
Ah I see. Haha that's why googling shows up just the red variety, thanks for reply. Keeping it for a few more weeks indoors,
Ah I see. Haha that's why googling shows up just the red variety, thanks for reply. Keeping it for a few more weeks indoors,
Ah I see. Haha that's why googling shows up just the red variety, thanks for reply. Keeping it for a few more weeks indoors,
Ah I see. Haha that's why googling shows up just the red variety, thanks for reply. Keeping it for a few more weeks indoors,
Green Gremlin
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May 12, 2021
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Green Gremlin
May 12, 2021
My Musa Banana Plant is a mess!
Leave the leaves on until it's made some more decent sized ones.I only cut off leaves that are pretty much dead.
Leave the leaves on until it's made some more decent sized ones.I only cut off leaves that are pretty much dead.
Leave the leaves on until it's made some more decent sized ones.I only cut off leaves that are pretty much dead.
Leave the leaves on until it's made some more decent sized ones.I only cut off leaves that are pretty much dead.
Mark L Cliff
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May 9, 2021
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pete
May 10, 2021
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What's looking Exotic in 2020
New Thread Here:-What's looking Exotic in 2021
New Thread Here:-What's looking Exotic in 2021
New Thread Here:-What's looking Exotic in 2021
New Thread Here:-What's looking Exotic in 2021
JWK
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Jan 12, 2020
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shiney
May 1, 2021
Anglian bulb comp a ny
Yes I Highly recommend Anglian bulbs , all my best bulbs/tubers have come from them.
Yes I Highly recommend Anglian bulbs , all my best bulbs/tubers have come from them.
Yes I Highly recommend Anglian bulbs , all my best bulbs/tubers have come from them.
Yes I Highly recommend Anglian bulbs , all my best bulbs/tubers have come from them.
Purple Streaks
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Apr 15, 2021
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Perki
Apr 16, 2021
My mango tree is dying, is it too late??
Hehehe! No, it was autocorrect getting carried away.... I typed “colder”, and autocorrect substituted “children”.
Hehehe! No, it was autocorrect getting carried away.... I typed “colder”, and autocorrect substituted “children”.
Hehehe! No, it was autocorrect getting carried away.... I typed “colder”, and autocorrect substituted “children”.
Hehehe! No, it was autocorrect getting carried away.... I typed “colder”, and autocorrect substituted “children”.
Mel03
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Feb 28, 2021
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Sian in Belgium
Mar 26, 2021
Tetrapanax Rex help please!
Good to know. I’ll be keeping mine in pots for a while as expecting to have to move about for a few years.
Good to know. I’ll be keeping mine in pots for a while as expecting to have to move about for a few years.
Good to know. I’ll be keeping mine in pots for a while as expecting to have to move about for a few years.
Good to know. I’ll be keeping mine in pots for a while as expecting to have to move about for a few years.
Jonny
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Mar 5, 2021
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Jonny
Mar 15, 2021
Areca palm scale?
ok thats good to know, appreciated
ok thats good to know, appreciated
ok thats good to know, appreciated
ok thats good to know, appreciated
Michael Hewat
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Mar 8, 2021
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Michael Hewat
Mar 8, 2021
Monstera geniculum or scale? Chlorosis?
Hi, thanks your replies. Yeah i think its definitely nutrient deficient in some way and agree some watering inconsistencies. Also been giving it some nice humidity last couple days and given it...
Hi, thanks your replies. Yeah i think its definitely nutrient deficient in some way and agree some watering inconsistencies. Also been giving it some nice humidity last couple days and given it prime location in the window. Ill wait and see what i've given it kicks it back.Cheers
Hi, thanks your replies. Yeah i think its definitely nutrient deficient in some way and agree some watering inconsistencies. Also been giving it some nice humidity last couple days and given it prime location in the window. Ill wait and see what...
Hi, thanks your replies. Yeah i think its definitely nutrient deficient in some way and agree some watering inconsistencies. Also been giving it some nice humidity last couple days and given it...
Michael Hewat
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Mar 8, 2021
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Michael Hewat
Mar 8, 2021
Has my pineapple plant had it?
I go along with @flounder , but only if the stem feels solid.Pineapples dont have a large root system, and the roots they do have are mostly for anchorage rather than feeding.Being Bromeliads...
I go along with @flounder , but only if the stem feels solid.Pineapples dont have a large root system, and the roots they do have are mostly for anchorage rather than feeding.Being Bromeliads they absorb feed and water through their leaves, so misting a couple of times a day is good, along...
I go along with @flounder , but only if the stem feels solid.Pineapples dont have a large root system, and the roots they do have are mostly for anchorage rather than feeding.Being Bromeliads they absorb feed and water through their leaves,...
I go along with @flounder , but only if the stem feels solid.Pineapples dont have a large root system, and the roots they do have are mostly for anchorage rather than feeding.Being Bromeliads...
PhilC
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Feb 21, 2021
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pete
Feb 22, 2021
What's looking Exotic 2021
I had to wrap all my newly planted exotic trees. Persimmon, fig and almonds don't really like it cold. And I just planted them last october. I hope my babies don't die in the harsh cold (up to...
I had to wrap all my newly planted exotic trees. Persimmon, fig and almonds don't really like it cold. And I just planted them last october. I hope my babies don't die in the harsh cold (up to -15°C agree expected).
I had to wrap all my newly planted exotic trees. Persimmon, fig and almonds don't really like it cold. And I just planted them last october. I hope my babies don't die in the harsh cold (up to -15°C agree expected).
I had to wrap all my newly planted exotic trees. Persimmon, fig and almonds don't really like it cold. And I just planted them last october. I hope my babies don't die in the harsh cold (up to...
JWK
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Jan 5, 2021
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Black Dog
Feb 8, 2021
Cordyline surface root question
During the really bad frost which I believe we all had that stayed with us here in South Yorkshire my Cordylines and Phormiums turned to mush . I sadly cleared it all away.the following spring the...
During the really bad frost which I believe we all had that stayed with us here in South Yorkshire my Cordylines and Phormiums turned to mush . I sadly cleared it all away.the following spring the phormiums 're sprutted. And the cordylines where one had been just the individual 7 started growing...
During the really bad frost which I believe we all had that stayed with us here in South Yorkshire my Cordylines and Phormiums turned to mush . I sadly cleared it all away.the following spring the phormiums 're sprutted. And the cordylines where...
During the really bad frost which I believe we all had that stayed with us here in South Yorkshire my Cordylines and Phormiums turned to mush . I sadly cleared it all away.the following spring the...
Texas Pete
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Jan 3, 2021
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Purple Streaks
Jan 8, 2021
Problems germinating gunnera seeds
Give it a go @PhilC ....I always try the Ziploc baggie method first now, surprisingly good results on most things.If not then I return to traditional methods. Nothing ventured nothing gained...as...
Give it a go @PhilC ....I always try the Ziploc baggie method first now, surprisingly good results on most things.If not then I return to traditional methods. Nothing ventured nothing gained...as they say.
Give it a go @PhilC ....I always try the Ziploc baggie method first now, surprisingly good results on most things.If not then I return to traditional methods. Nothing ventured nothing gained...as they say.
Give it a go @PhilC ....I always try the Ziploc baggie method first now, surprisingly good results on most things.If not then I return to traditional methods. Nothing ventured nothing gained...as...
PhilC
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Dec 27, 2020
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Upsydaisy
Jan 3, 2021
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NEWLY BOUGHT TREE FERN
Amen to that! @ARMANDII That looks so pretty with snow on. Im really going to try and get one this year.
Amen to that! @ARMANDII That looks so pretty with snow on. Im really going to try and get one this year.
Amen to that! @ARMANDII That looks so pretty with snow on. Im really going to try and get one this year.
Amen to that! @ARMANDII That looks so pretty with snow on. Im really going to try and get one this year.
ARMANDII
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Aug 30, 2018
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ThePlantAssassin
Jan 1, 2021
Hardy Palm Suggestion?
Don't go for a massive one to start with, at £30 per foot you'll need at least a 3 footer for a decent show - a lot of money in my book.
Don't go for a massive one to start with, at £30 per foot you'll need at least a 3 footer for a decent show - a lot of money in my book.
Don't go for a massive one to start with, at £30 per foot you'll need at least a 3 footer for a decent show - a lot of money in my book.
Don't go for a massive one to start with, at £30 per foot you'll need at least a 3 footer for a decent show - a lot of money in my book.
HarryS
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Dec 4, 2020
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JWK
Dec 6, 2020
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First thread ,few pics hopefully
Thanks upsydasy . The next door neighbours have a young son . He'll be 3 soon . Did it for him .
Thanks upsydasy . The next door neighbours have a young son . He'll be 3 soon . Did it for him .
Thanks upsydasy . The next door neighbours have a young son . He'll be 3 soon . Did it for him .
Thanks upsydasy . The next door neighbours have a young son . He'll be 3 soon . Did it for him .
john mackay
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Aug 19, 2020
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john mackay
Dec 1, 2020
Musa Ensete Maurelli problems...Help!
I think it's probably Ensete ventricosum the species plant and not the variety Maurelli.Unless of course it was red when you bought itIf you grow it from seed you just get the green...
I think it's probably Ensete ventricosum the species plant and not the variety Maurelli.Unless of course it was red when you bought itIf you grow it from seed you just get the green plant. Musa is a different group of plants.
I think it's probably Ensete ventricosum the species plant and not the variety Maurelli.Unless of course it was red when you bought itIf you grow it from seed you just get the green plant. Musa is a different group of plants.
I think it's probably Ensete ventricosum the species plant and not the variety Maurelli.Unless of course it was red when you bought itIf you grow it from seed you just get the green...
PhilC
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Nov 15, 2020
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pete
Nov 16, 2020
Fig Tree
I've got a brown turkey that grows in a pot outside - last week I went over it and removed anything bigger than a pea. Anything smaller should "pause" over winter and resume developing once the...
I've got a brown turkey that grows in a pot outside - last week I went over it and removed anything bigger than a pea. Anything smaller should "pause" over winter and resume developing once the weather warms up next year; in previous years I've found about 50% of them go on to ripen properly,...
I've got a brown turkey that grows in a pot outside - last week I went over it and removed anything bigger than a pea. Anything smaller should "pause" over winter and resume developing once the weather warms up next year; in previous years I've...
I've got a brown turkey that grows in a pot outside - last week I went over it and removed anything bigger than a pea. Anything smaller should "pause" over winter and resume developing once the...
buddleia64
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Oct 16, 2020
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2nd_bassoon
Oct 17, 2020
Chamaerops planting and questions.
Well it is definitely growing nicely, has thrown out loads of new growth on the top, and has been suckering since I posted this - although no doubt this will wind down as winter approaches! Cheers!
Well it is definitely growing nicely, has thrown out loads of new growth on the top, and has been suckering since I posted this - although no doubt this will wind down as winter approaches! Cheers!
Well it is definitely growing nicely, has thrown out loads of new growth on the top, and has been suckering since I posted this - although no doubt this will wind down as winter approaches! Cheers!
Well it is definitely growing nicely, has thrown out loads of new growth on the top, and has been suckering since I posted this - although no doubt this will wind down as winter approaches! Cheers!
Texas Pete
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Jul 19, 2020
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Texas Pete
Oct 12, 2020
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