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267Likes- 06-Aug-12, 02:41 PM #16
Just a taste of images from my collection :/ hoarders here I come.
Wish list : Ahh the wish list
- 06-Aug-12, 03:08 PM #17
Ahh a fan of succulents Smithers?
This is at the last place I lived.
My mate is crazy for them, I have cuttings of a lot of his."Don't feed the lizard spam Ian." :- Wally76
"Its only advice, take it or leave it" :- ​Snipercap
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Ahh mother of millions and mother-in-laws tongue, such wonderful plants
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good thread smithers
- 07-Aug-12, 06:14 AM #20
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Plants are my secret addiction. ill post a few pictures of my collection. more pictures to come soon.
Last edited by caliherp; 07-Aug-12 at 01:27 PM.
It's a beautiful day, I think I'll skip my med's and stir things up a bit.
- 07-Aug-12, 07:54 PM #21
Attachment 261733my bonsai looking healthy
grow a pair
damo
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some of mine
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- 07-Aug-12, 10:21 PM #23
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I live in a rental property so can't really do too much in the garden. When we moved in in January it was a blank canvas...... Now it is green and planted etc. it's coming along very nicely.
Cymbidium Orchids
Bromeliads that my housemate and I planted on an old tree fern stump to liven up the drab back fence!
Tree Dahlia
Camelia
Apricot Blossom
Dendrobium Orchids we 'planted' to the tree fern. These are now all in bud and will be covered in flowers.
Just because it is ''common'' now, does not mean it will be so in the future.
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Nice orchids Jay!
- 08-Aug-12, 03:11 AM #25 Regular Member
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Here is a couple more picks for today. And a bonus, one of my geckos sleeping in its sanseveria. @ Smithers stop holding back. I want to see what you got.
It's a beautiful day, I think I'll skip my med's and stir things up a bit.
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Some old pics.
Last edited by jahan; 08-Aug-12 at 01:23 PM.
"You can fool some people sometimes, but you can`t fool all the people all the time".
Bob Marley.
- 08-Aug-12, 11:32 AM #27Thanks everyone for adding to the thread.....
Originally Posted by caliherp 
Here is a couple more picks for today. And a bonus, one of my geckos sleeping in its sanseveria. @ Smithers stop holding back. I want to see what you got.
Caliherps,..in good time, Watch the one in the 1st pic in this set...it self seeds really well and pops up everywhere...if you haven't already noticed
Nice Wollemi pine Jason,.....
Are they epiphyllums? Nice bunch of flowers your getting...are you in a warmer climate? Originally Posted by jahan Some old pics.Last edited by Smithers; 08-Aug-12 at 11:40 AM.
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im always on the lookout for funky hanging plants,...i also love the gnarled trunk of my plum tree
Some people are like slinkys, not really good fro anything, but still bring a smile to ur face when u push them down a flight of stairs,....
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Hi smithers, yes the red one`s are Epiphyllums and i`m in w/vic cold climate.
Jason.s is that a condom pitcher in your first pic?"You can fool some people sometimes, but you can`t fool all the people all the time".
Bob Marley.
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[QUOTE=Smithers;2230659]Thanks everyone for adding to the thread.....
Caliherps,..in good time, Watch the one in the 1st pic in this set...it self seeds really well and pops up everywhere...if you haven't already noticed
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Lol im well aware of it. Kalanchoe diagremontiana grows like a weed for me. I had two specamins flower for me last year. i got atleast 1000 viable plantlets from them. i couldent find enough people to get rid of them. It is a fun and easy plant to grow. but a pain in the @ss to pull all the plantlets strewn about my yard. i like your Kalanchoe tomentosa. i have a couple aswell as a c.v choclate soldier. it looks like crap at the moment, the summer sun faded it.
Edit: you can see a little K. diagremontiana growing in the pot with it.Last edited by caliherp; 09-Aug-12 at 04:06 AM.
It's a beautiful day, I think I'll skip my med's and stir things up a bit.
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