Wouldn't want mine inside ......

Sven wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 27, 2020 6:08 pm

What time of year do you do this?

Spring / early summer , Sven.

Great pics Chad, i remember seeing them on GOTE at the time ....

Thank you for the seed offer, i would love to try some if you wouldn't mind. I'll pm you.

Chad , i scrape through the layers of the stem on one side and apply root hormone. The sphag moss is soaked in a weak liquid seaweed and squeezed. There's other methods of wounding as you know, like cutting a wedge for example but as the plant is outside, i didn't want to reduce the structural stren...

Is Calidora similar? Calidora is one of the better alocasia to grow imo . Brisbanensis is a joy , gets big quick and produces loads of pups. Borneo King is another favourite of mine, a hybrid of Borneo Giant and Odora. It was created by Brian Williams with the view to making the heat loving Borneo ...

ourarka1 wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 13, 2020 7:52 am

Great work Arlon!

Thank you , sir ...

charliep wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 13, 2020 3:28 pm

You must have half a forest by now!!

I must admit there's one or two scheffies out there , Charlie ....

I've air layered the side shoots on my Scheffie quite a few times over the years but this one is by far the biggest at over 4ft wide. I started it earlier in the season last year. By the end of october / early september i detached the air layer and potted it up into a 3ltr pot. Wasn't expecting much...

The second looks like Yucca attenuata to me .

Couldn't send pic via pm but here's the variegated pink Miners Claim ...........

PM sent Daz

Couldn't send pics via pm, so here they are. Good chunky cuttings................

I have Pink suaveolens that i'll be selling on shortly if its any help Daz

AABBA

So my question is, how can you tell which one is which or whether I have in fact bought two of the same plants thinking they were different. There was and probably still is , a lot of misselling of australis / cooperi. Same with people selling Brownii even though they're cooperi. As for distinquish...

Looks like Schefflera amate