upside
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Beautiful
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How old are they cubey?
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Yummy
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Beautiful creation
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Mine rotted at the base without watering so I cut it, let it heal and placed in propagating sand. See how it goes.
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So how did it turn out growth wise? Been a few years now
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Hey cubey,, are they led's? Do u think they're better than fluros? Cheers
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The blue is amazing!
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They look beautiful! Piece of artwork I say
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Etiolated from lack of light or just freaky? Either way,, I love it!
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It's great to see the Aricapampa in a more grown up stage. I have some seedlings and just couldn't find anything on Google. Thankyou so much, I can now see how my babies may turn out
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Fingers crossed
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Sums up the bible in my eyes pretty much,, one of the longest running psychedelic publishing's to date ;-) great use of the book!
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I guess germ rates may depend on the source, but I got 4 out of 5 that are still thriving. Seeds from a member here, cheers
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Leaf margins and veins lead me to believe it's not a sally d.
Sally will send roots out of the stems between nodes, kinda like in your other pic, but this plant is one of those dopplegangers I think.
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Effin bargain!
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She's a ripper ;-)
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Haha umm,,, it's defly as thorny as one ;p
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Yeah mate,, I'm surprised how quick they are growing hey :-) I ended up with 4 surviving out of the 5 seeds you sent me. Stoked!
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Cheers Sulik,, I've got the basics down I think. It's been great watching these grow. Since they've been in the bigger pots and richer soul (soil) mix ;),, the bottom leaves and stems have been less prone to go pale and drop off. It's getting very close to their introduction to the outdoors.
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I have yet to see these in the wild... I read they have slowly started to migrate into WA
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Yeah no worries, thanks for that info. I'll do some searches and see what I come up with.
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Mate, umm, I don't know? It was never stated when I purchased it back then... i now have another mission lol i didn't even know there were varieties,, i learnt something else! this forum rocks, cheers bud.
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potato ladybird?
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I found this below on the Gardening Australia site.
The villain is the 28 spotted or leaf eating ladybird. They're easy to identify. Adults are up to 1cm long, a light orange colour and they have 28 spots. Both adults and larvae feed on a range of plants - cabbage, potato and bean family are preferred foods. The larvae are easy to recognise because they are yellowish creamy colour, with a frizzy outline and they feed on the undersides of the leaves.