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    a question about the ethics of "stealing"

    ^Might someone look the other way if they knew dandelions have great medicinal properties? Regarding the topic in general, admittedly I have...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 25, 2008 in forum: Conversations Forum
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    Garden Pics - Chilis, Daylilies, Musa basjoo

    Pretty pictures. It is lovely to see others' work.
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 25, 2008 in forum: Small Space Gardening
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    wandering jew

    Thanks for elaborating. However if you've read my posts in the past I don't only post for the thread starter's sake but for others reading...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 24, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    wandering jew

    What are you covering with it? A word of caution - it can be extremely invasive.
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 23, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Money tree leaf deformity

    It could be due to any number of reasons. If the plant was not in your care during the development of this leaf deformity, then it's hard to go...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 23, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: I suspect for weeks, but fail horribly.

    Thanks again. Either way, I am all ears!
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 9, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: I suspect for weeks, but fail horribly.

    I have been recently advised that it is not a Serissa but a Fukien Tea tree. After looking at many pictures of other Fukien Teas, Fukien Teas are...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 7, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: ??What is this succulent house plant??

    Learn something new everyday. Thank you!
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 7, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: I suspect for weeks, but fail horribly.

    Thank you very very much, Saltcedar. It certainly looks more like a serissa than a ficus, in terms of growth and habit. I never would have thought...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 6, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: I suspect for weeks, but fail horribly.

    Thanks, Lorax. I guess I'm just in total disbelief myself! I've not seen any ficus flower ever. Do you know if it will produce fruit after it flowers?
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 6, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: I suspect for weeks, but fail horribly.

    Well it's nice to know ficus FLOWER... I just found it today after work! :D I don't seem to find other specimens online that flower. If anyone...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 6, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: I suspect for weeks, but fail horribly.

    Thanks. I'll see what I can do.
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 4, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: I suspect for weeks, but fail horribly.

    Hm. Thanks guys. Any thoughts as to what kind of ficus? ....
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 4, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Identification: ??What is this succulent house plant??

    Kalanchoe, Mother of Millions, it seems. The blooms are known to last a rather long time but as was earlier suggested, bloom period may have...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 4, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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    Lime Tree Help

    Try a fertilizer with a high nitrogen ratio.
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 4, 2008 in forum: Citrus
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    How to plant a potted tree to backyard?

    It's strongly recommended that bone meal be mixed into the soil at the roots to help establish the roots much faster in their new environment....
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 4, 2008 in forum: Citrus
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    fruit spliting on plum trees

    Splitting usually is due to irregular waterings and fluctuations in humidity/moisture as you suggested. Another cause for splitting is being...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 4, 2008 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Cherry tree bark problem

    Is this a vertical split or a horizontal split? It is normal for trees to split vertically due to expansion and contraction of the wood during...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 4, 2008 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    What is eating my cherry tree?

    Looks like the classic work of the ever busy slugs.
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 4, 2008 in forum: Fruit and Nut Trees
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    Identification: I suspect for weeks, but fail horribly.

    Thanks for the reply, Lorax. I've grown them(ficus) in recent years and this has growth habit and branches unlike any ficus I'm familiar with. The...
    Post by: Flaxe, Jun 3, 2008 in forum: Indoor and Greenhouse Plants
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