Recent content by walrus

sure i'd love some, let me know what you need, i bought some awhile back and got nothing going, like another shot,it's alot warmer now. e-mail me if you like.

any unwanted Ti's would have a good home with me, my collection is growing, just ordered a kiwi starter last night, after my, now very large gr. Ti flowered, ended up with no seeds, but a nice side shoot has come out where the old flower stem is, so it will have two tops!, i'm impressed with...

i've heard the question many times about starting logs upside down, i got 5 nice big logs online, no up or down markings, so i planted them on their side, they got mold on the ends, in a few days, first ones to do that, anyway re-cut the ends and washed them in good with a bleach solutions, and...

perfect!!!!!!!!!! thanks again

i need some help, my Ti is in full bloom, it's in the house, because the wind and the rain, were blowing the flower over, need some instructions on hand pollinating,thanks

my Ti is in full bloom , but i have it inside, because the wind, anyone have some easy instructions for hand pollinating?

hasn't been any new messages here or on the palm tree forum, went to the croton society, someone had a new thread today, it's been a mystery , nobody had been complaining about the cold, i've been bringing one plant in the house, some under the house, so fla. is a chilly spot also, it's been...

ScotTi, i don't know if input from a newbie is worth a hoot! i have 27 logs starting now, from 3 different sources, and some i cut from one i got here, they are 3", 5" and 6" vertical and horizontal, the 3" are the first ones i started, all 10 of them are putting up 3 or 4 sprouts.

their 3", i'll leave them be,thanks

i started my old plant, vertically , the logs i just started, and are sprouting, i am doing them laying down, because it was to hard to figure out, top from bottom, when i transplant them should i leave part of the log above ground. tempted to cut one that has a lot of sprouts in half, i don't...

your ti looks just like the one i have, mine is a little wind whipped, but it was beautiful last summer, keep it in the shade, pretty intense here, in july and august

looks like i'm going to give these palms a try, they seem cold hardy, going to do alot, my retirement is what one gets with a misspent youth, hope to be able to sell some in a few years. texas sabal, cabbage palm, pindo palm, windmill palm, mexican fan palm, i think they're all fairly fast...