Tony`s Tropicals plants

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  1. ARMANDII

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    That will be good, Sal, and I'm sure GC members would be glad of a post or two from him.
    Well, I do have patience but not enough to ever make me have any talent.:heehee:
     
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    I reckon the accordion is two instruments in itself. I could definitely never play it - on the one side you have a keyboard, but you can't actually see it to know what you are doing, and on the other side you have a bunch of cord buttons. Hundreds of them. And you can't see them either. Then you have to pump the thing so nothing is staying still, but you are expected to be able to feel your way around both the keyboard and the chord buttons. My worst nightmare, for sure!

    I had a Chord Organ as a kid. Keyboard of about two octaves, and a dozen perhaps? chord buttons for the left hand. All visible and you could see what you were doing, and to get some air through it? you plugged it into the mains :)

    "Know everything about something, something about everything, and play a musical instrument" :)
     
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      Well, I believe they are called Piano Accordions, Kristen, so you're right they really are two instruments. I'm so untalented musically that I can never figure which is the right way to turn the handle on a Barrel Organ:doh::snork:
       
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      Right.

      Next?

      :heehee:
       
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      I thought it was around and around but the Monkey kept telling me I was useless at it.:dunno::snork:
       
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      I think its a great instrument. There were a couple of Old Boys who played squeeze-box in the local pub, which me & my mates used to pile into of a Friday night back in the '70s. Just naturally talented, and very entertaining, and seemingly unperturbed at the disturbance of 70 of us hooligans in their territory more normally reserved for just the half dozen of them! Probably happy that we, single handedly so-to-speak, over the course of 3 or 4 years of Friday nights, saved the pub from closure for the next three generations!
       
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      Well, despite my lack of talent I can appreciate other peoples and I just love live music.:snork:
       
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        I wonder if anyone reads this drivel that we type to each other every night? :heehee:
         
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          Of course.....you and me:snork:
           
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          I think you've counted one too many there ... :heehee:
           
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            No, I wasn't counting me....just any passerby.:snork:
             
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            Go to bed, or you'll be typing to yourself!
             
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              I do when I get up in the morning :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
               
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                Hi All , just got an email from Tony , he answered few question .

                I was asking him about overwintering and water .
                basicly he`s got an electronic device that check the humidity of the plants , (don`t know how`s called ) He check the plants in winter and only watering the ones that really need to be watering , all the plants are kept at 12/14c , so the plants are kept alive all winter.

                my other question was , wich one is the easy to get fruit out ...follow the link
                http://www.compagniadelgiardinaggio.it/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=23247
                it`s all in Italian but the pictures are really nice and the other fruit he managed to get is the papaya http://www.compagniadelgiardinaggio.it/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=23104


                My other question was wich is the easy to grow from all his aswer is
                Hylocereus Undatus and cereus from fruit . both really hardy and both from seeds.
                http://www.compagniadelgiardinaggio.it/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=27801#p290612


                cereus
                http://www.compagniadelgiardinaggio.it/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=28272


                few more
                http://www.tropicamente.it/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2887&FORUM_ID=46&CAT_ID=16&Topic_Title=Durian%2C+un+seme+senza+la+%93puzza+sotto+il+naso%94&Forum_Title=Fruttiferi


                http://www.tropicamente.it/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3952&FORUM_ID=46&CAT_ID=16&Topic_Title=Un+piccolo+esercito+di+cioccolato!&Forum_Title=Fruttiferi


                http://www.tropicamente.it/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3738&FORUM_ID=46&CAT_ID=16&Topic_Title=Coccoloba+Uvifera%85una+strana+farfalla!&Forum_Title=Fruttiferi


                http://www.tropicamente.it/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3781&FORUM_ID=46&CAT_ID=16&Topic_Title=Theobroma+Cacao+all%92Euroflora+di+Genova&Forum_Title=Fruttiferi



                mango in flower
                http://www.compagniadelgiardinaggio.it/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=29722#p312937
                 
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                  Tony is Legend :dbgrtmb: Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet :wub2: TOP MAN
                   
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