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Monkey Puzzle Tree seedlings
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Mon, Jan 30, 12 at 0:09
As the title says - I have a few to share - looking for unusual/tropical bulbs, trees, succulents, stuff along those lines. No postage on these, sorry. I grew these from seed, and would like to spread the love.
Thanks! |
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RE: Monkey Puzzle Tree seedlings
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| Hi not sure I have anything on my list that you want but I cant resist offering to give a home to one of your babies. Please take a look at my list. Of course several types of seed will trade for one plant. And I can cover shipping both ways.Ihave yellowhorn and szechuan pepper seed and many tomatos not listed |
Here is a link that might be useful: ricjo22's exchange list
RE: Monkey Puzzle Tree seedlings
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| Wow, I just looked up some photos of Monkey Puzzle trees, how cool. It also looks like they will grow in my zone 8b/9a. I have some unusual plants I can trade. Check out my trade list. |
RE: Monkey Puzzle Tree seedlings
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| I have Green Pony Tail Palm, Fragrant 4 O'Clock, & Golden Apple Passion seeds if you are interested? |
RE: Monkey Puzzle Tree seedlings
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| I have two monkey puzzle trees growing. One about 5" and the other 7" single stems that have not branched... I have been watering them with ph around 6 and very mild water sol seedling fert. I just noticed that they are turning slight brown on the tops. They are in a window with about 2 hours of direct sun and many more indirect at about 62 degrees. Is it normal to get some browning in the winter indoors? Should I be taking them out to the greenhouse with my other seedlings? Any advice would be great. |
RE: Monkey Puzzle Tree seedlings
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Howdy,
I still have these - not for seeds though - unless if they are rare seeds. Nothing has sparked my interest yet. Adguy, they would not branch yet - they are slow to branch, unless if you snip the top off - which I don't advise anyway, at this young and tender age.
Mine never brown - I would take them out of the direct sun, or at least move it a little further away so that it's bright light, but not direct. With the longer days now, they may be getting more than 2 hours now.
The greenhouse sounds like a great idea - as long as it is heated.
Keep me posted! |
RE: Monkey Puzzle Tree seedlings
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| Id love to bonsai one if u got one to spare ive got lots of seeds. Email me if youve still got one to spare |
RE: Monkey Puzzle Tree seedlings
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| I still have these - not interested in run-of-the mill seeds. |
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