jmcat, there are lots of Neos under 6", far too many to list. You might try using Tropiflora's Cargo Reports, just as a reference. Each issue has different plants, and they may not have them all in stock, but if you click on any issue on the link below and then on "From the Loading Dock" you'll find the ones recommended for terrarium use have a little frog icon next to them. They also have a Terrarium Page, which lists some other plants besides just bromeliads. The FCBS site is also an indispensible reference. Their photo files currently show pictures of over 2,500 varieties of Neoregelia alone. http://fcbs.org/pictures.htm Tropiflora has a minimum order, but I'd recommend Michael's Bromeliads as a mail order source. http://www.michaelsbromeliads.com/HyperCart/OurCollection.asp Click on "see our collection" for his current price list. Sometimes you can find things on eBay too. BTW, you CAN put a link in your original message. The link box comes up as soon as you do a preview, and you can add it then, as a "correction". Here is a link that might be useful: Tropiflora Cargo Report archives

I have a Ninja Pro System 1100 and love it. I didn't want to put the money out for a Vitamix when all I really needed was a more powerful blender, and the Ninja was a HUGE improvement over the blender I was using. I decided on the Ninja after watching videos on YouTube and I'd suggest taking advantage of those. I have both the 72-oz. pitcher and the 40-oz. bowl, which also sold me on the unit, plus the blades for whipping, a dough blade and dough paddle along with the 6-blade assembly for the tall pitcher. I use the Ninja more than any blender I've ever owned, and I've owned blenders since 1970. The first chapter in the 216-page Ninja (150 recipes) Cookbook is all about juice blends and smoothies, and the second chapter is frozen drink specialties; and I'm sure you would find either great recipes to try or inspiration for your own concoctions. We're whole foods people, so I don't make much effort blending and juicing so no personal experience. I needed an up-grade for using with recipes in "No Wheat Grinder Wheat Recipes" by Cindi Van Bibber where you blend cooked whole wheat berries in a blender + other ingredients to make a wide variety of recipes (including breads, cookies, main dishes, etc). It's more than powerful enough for this use. -Grainlady

I have the big one and the small one, the rule you know (one for the house and one for the rv lol) They are both excellent and I have made dough in my big ninja. It's great, works well, and makes really good pizza dough :) I've enjoyed smoothies as breakfast for quite a while now. Love them. I use mine for just about everything. Mine came with the tall blender cup, the medium blender for dough, and 4 individual containers with lids, it has the chopper blade for the big and small containers and the dough hook. I got mine from Costco when it was on sale. I love it so much if I had to I'd buy another one :) I make smoothies with either spinach or kale added to frozen fruit and yogurt. They are pure deliciousness, and add to our daily intake for vegetables. This is mine:My system

Hi all. I want to buy Ninja Blender. I try to find any reviews, but too low info about them. Can you tell me which Ninja Blender is the best?