Hi Everyone, I see everyone is looking for tindora plant..did anyone ever find it is what I am suspecting..anyways even i am looking for the tindora plant for my garden.Any clues / leads on where this can be found is highly appriciated. i can be reached at vkrism@yahoo.com Thankyou, krishna

After pricing metal conduit versus galvanized steel, my wife and I decided galvanized steel was not much more in cost, and would be indestructible. So we had 10-foot lengths of 1/2" galvanized steel pipe cut into 6-foot and 4-foot lengths and then threaded at Home Depot. Got the corners and tees, made a trellis 8 feet long and 6 feet tall at the edge of our 4x8 box. The trellis has two 4-foot horizontal bars supported by 3 6-foot vertical bars. I hope that's clear enough. I had 64-inch pieces of rebar laying around the house, cut those in half, hammered them halfway (16 inches) into the ground, with 16 inches sticking up, and placed the vertical pipes over that, and used pipe straps to secure the pipe to the box. Nothing will take these down, even if we decide to do watermelons some day.

"T" for Electrical Conduit If you want to make a longer/wider electrical conduit trellis (eg 10 feet wide) then you may want to use a "T" to connect the top bars of electrical conduit. You would need the following parts (I bought at Home Depot): 1) Conduit Body "condulets" Part #: E121488 1/2" T 2) Halex EMT 1/2" "Metallic Set Screw Connector" Halex Part#: 26270 I didn't think a "T" was available for 1/2" electrical conduit, but after spending an hour in Home Depot's electrical department I found the above parts work great.

After I up-potted my spider plant last month, it put out not one, but FOUR alien tentacles...and none of them produced babies, but all of them produced flowers. The first one that came out was the biggest, and it itself had four branches! It was nuts!! I'm really curious to know what yours is up to. Hopefully, also flowers. Spider plant flowers are so cute and small. =)