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Comments (13)Lots of really nice ones!! Your Lime Frost is super!! What a great daylily that is!! I have it, but it didn't look near as good as yours does, and not certainly that bud count. I like Gather at the River. You really captured the diamond dusting on your one pic. That's hard to do. cindy...See MoreWanted to post a few pics of mine and thank everyone!
Comments (6)Tropic...Thank you! I guess you can tell an orchid a mile away..I'll bet you have a few fragrant of them too...They always catch me by surprise like Hoya's when they flower. It's a good think they all do good in the same environment... The pond took a lot of thought, maybe I can post a quick pic or two for you of part of it:-) Hey Brad...Thanks buddy..Yes, it has been a while but I am finally getting the hang of growing these plants:-) What kind do you have by the way? Maybe you can get me to try a really nice Hoya and I a Citrus? lol Have a great day.. MIke...See MorePotting Up My Obesums
Comments (152)kawolski Kadie. I live in a tropical climate too. What soil media/ compost do you use for your DR? I tried different formulas. The recent typhoon season really killed quite a lot of my 1 year old plants. Their leaves turned dark green, then black. The branch will then go mushy and dropped off. The caudex rotted next. I gather the 3 weeks of torrential rain put paid to that. Fungal infection and rot. The plants that suffered was potted up with grit/gravel, cow manure, rice husk and soil. Ratio 1:1:1:1. I sprayed plants with fungicide too to no avail. I may have to try to resort to a different mix. I am currently building a shelter with clear transparent roof to house the plants in anticipation of the next bout of rainy days. Any advice will be deeply appreciated. Thanks. Kawolski, Oh my goodness! I am so terribly sorry that I missed your post of July 20! I was reviewing this thread to look at the history of my trees when I discovered my faux pax. However, I think it was meant to be as I am sure I would not have answered your question properly at that time...now I can. We had been getting a lot of tropical storms nearby, two typhoons hit us in March and May. This is all unusual for us at that time of year. We continue to have tropical storms around our area about every 4 weeks or so, and though thankfully we have not gotten hit lately, the rains thrown off the storms do blanket us. Sometimes rains over 5 days in a row. I have lost a number of 1 year old trees due to constant precipitation...rotting leaves and stems. Those trees that were planted in perlite:super soil:peat moss:vermiculite 7:1:1:1 have faired pretty well with no root rot, although some did get stem rot; others with more humus and were pot-bound had rotted at the root/caudex. I think the worst of our weather is gone (crossing my fingers), but nevertheless, I have decided to shelter my plants from these unseasonal rains. So...I am going to buy a canopy A-frame. If I can get the transparent canopy as you have done, that would be great. Otherwise, I will get a white canopy. Again, I apologize for not responding earlier. Kadie...See MoreA few MORE of mine in the UK
Comments (158)Hi Rick I know this is an old thread but I've facebooked messaged Dino a few days ago and haven't heard anything back yet, his Facebook looks like he hasn't been on it in a while..so you maybe you might know another way to get ahold of him? Or you can even give him my email.. sarasgreenthumb@gmail.com, I hope he's still selling those gorgeous trees I've been seeing all over this thread lol including your beauty's.. how they looking btw? P.s id like to buy a FEW big guys from him CUZ lol I'm addicted and admitting it ;)...Thanks for even reading this as I know I must be a bug with all the questions I ask you and going through all the old threads lol, thanks for the abundance of knowledge Rick. Sara...See MorePhil UK zone 8b
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