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When you add up all the arms of growth on the C.Peruvianus you get about 6' for this summer.
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Just noticed this on the Gloriosa...second time its flowered since being planted as an infant in 2008.
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C.Maxima is jamming now...
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I marked the Washy,Butia and Princeps after 2 days
the Princeps spear had grown over an inch,the Washy almost 3" and the Butia almost 2....
This really is the time of best growth....unfortunately no rain with temps possibly reaching 100F this week WTH (-:
The Thai giant will be happy!
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Hard to tell but the new "smaller" leaf on this
Thai giant is about 3',it will be at least a 4 footer but the next one should be huge,the leaf
to the right in the(next) pic is almost 3.5'x5'.
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Thanks for looking
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Posted : 25/08/2013 10:48 am
Very cool pics, good too see that yucca blooming before november like mine has in the past. 😀
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Posted : 25/08/2013 12:17 pm
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Thanks Aaron...
as I recall,this one bloomed late enough last time that I wondered if covering would be rough...it was fine though.
I just looked at the new Thai giant leaf today - already 3'x4'
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Posted : 25/08/2013 1:29 pm
very nice jim..my thai has stalled out..its on its second round of flowers. if I wasn't trying to pollinate them id cut them all off and get back to the leaves
Posted : 27/08/2013 1:02 am
great stuff Jim.......that cactus is getting tall.......are you planning on trimming it prior to winter?
Try to pollenate the Yucca blooms....I've never seen Y. gloriosa variegata with seed pods.
Nice Coryota! 8)
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Posted : 27/08/2013 1:19 pm
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Thanks guys
mike
be careful cutting those flowers,sometimes they are leaves.
Thanks Tim
The cactus is potted so it will be removed and hopefully not broke in half like the last one
was when I carried it upstairs. 😮
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Posted : 27/08/2013 5:44 pm
that cactus must weigh a TON 😯
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Posted : 28/08/2013 5:31 am
Oh man, Jim, how on earth do you get that much growth so fast? (don't answer...rhetorical Q) 😆
With our incredible heat July and Aug, many of my plants suffered, especially young palms.
Yet yours grow gangbusters. 😀
Obviously more nutrients in your soil.
The only things that look unfazed here are the y.rostratas sapphire skies.
Can't imagine any cars going past your place without stopping to look at all that beauty!
Barb
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