How long before they make babies?
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Comments (6)I think Catopsis was just being facetious calling it a terrible plant. I do agree with him that the flowers should be cut off unless you want to collect seed. The same goes with D.spathulata and most self seeding Drosera. A massive pot filled to the rim of D.capensis is an awesome sight. However, a Sarracenia pot filled to the rim with D. capensis is a pain in the backside. The ease with which it grows and propagates via seed and root cuttings is a bit of a mixed blessing, especially if have a large collection. I've even had capensis seedlings coming up in the middle of a bowl of U.gibba. Andrew...See MoreHow Long Is Too Long Before I Start Lowering The Price?
Comments (24)What a beautiful place you have. I have a couple of suggestions. One; don't say small bedrooms, just say bedrooms. You have the sizes listed, people can judge for themselves. Really, only one of them seems small to me. Two; your pictures are in no order. You should regroup them. Start with the front of the house and the porch. Then show the inside rooms. Put all of the bedroom pictures together and all of the kitchen together. I didn't see a picture of the bathroom, can you put a picture of it? You don't need all the pictures you have. Next do the putside areas. Cut some of them, like the pictures of the dogs. Put all the barn and horse pictures together. Put all of the backyard/deck pictures togeather. Some of your pictures are too dark and many of them look cluttered. For example clear all the small stuff off your kitchen countertops before the picture is taken. You could get an estimate for converting the smallest bedroom into a bathroom. Even if you don't plan on doing it you could have it to show a buyer. I think a lot of people would perfer a 3 bedroom 2 bath house to a 4 bedroom 1 bath house. Good luck, I hope you get another buyer soon!...See MoreHow long before transplanting/moving sprouts?
Comments (11)I do get chilies nine month of the year as a rule, because I stagger planting them, and early spring is my only down time - like right now :(, although I have a few that are ready to pick from some old plants. I threw some tomato seeds in with one of my old chili plants, and now it is overgrown with tomato vines, which already have green tomatoes on them. I plan to do some repotting this afternoon. My indoor temperature is always above 70 during the day, but we allow it get down to 66 at night, if it is cool enough outdoors. In warm weather, we cool it down to 68 at night. I have a terrarium in the garage that used to house a couple of iguanas (which I gave away), and it has a heating element in the bottom of it. Perhaps I could use that next year for starting my seeds. I could probably set it up in the guest room, but that is on the northeast side of the house and does not get as much light. I guess I could get a grow light to go with it, however. I really do want to be able to start seeds myself and am willing to put the effort into it, since many of the plants I cannot find as plants....See MoreHow long before new baby hydrangeas make flowers?
Comments (5)First, what did you do, mail-order these? ER is a dwarf hydrangea macrophylla and makes flowers around mid-late June. If you mail or web-ordered this it should start a baby flower (cluster of "broccoli" at the growing tip) within a month or so, with some sun (not all day) and light fertilizer. If it is a very small cutting that you ordered, it might not flower for a couple of years. Bobo is a different hydrangea altogether (paniculata) and most of those don't put out flowers until the end of July or later, regardless of when you ordered or bought it. As far as flowering goes, it is better to buy big (two-gallon or larger pot) so you can get results sooner, as mail-order cuttings (quart or gallon pots) take much longer to grow in most native climates/soils....See Moreanong28
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