So for the Jubaea, I suppose you de-lidded both ends to get at least one end correct? Hard to figure out.Congrats on that...6 and 12 hours!That's abou...

Thanks Dean, nice to see you back again.Thrive Alive and Superthrive are heralded as being tonics for plants especially at transplant time.It doesn't ...

I'm thrilled they're coming up for you, Erik.Especially after you carried them around in your pocket for a week in Belize See? I told you humidity w...

Congrats on the de-lidding success Cameron.I've tried it also with sandpaper on seeds of Bizzie, Copernicia, Nannorhops, Pritchardia, all with zero re...

Hey, maybe that's Atlantis :occasion9: :lol: :lol:

I had forgotten that your Arizona place was that far away...You can tell I don't travel much anymore Just live vicariously through other folks' wand...

I hope yours make it Aaron...probably planted against the wall, which provides a nice microclimate.1100 miles? What would be the closest, heading nor...

1 Robusta please Don... :lol: :lol: I didn't expect to win...really :lol: Thanks!Barb

At that age, they've seen bitter cold before.Stunning.The folks almost don't need a fence...

Referring to Tim's comment that he doesn't need to keep soil from freezing by laying lights on the ground, would like to know: Where are Trachy's "fee...

Bounce sheets, no.a heavy misting drench in the bathtub showed the best results against spidermites.Because of fertilizer toxicity (my label's instruc...

Erik,Yes, the link was geothermal discussions, but there was reference to constant ground temps.And the 3 listed attachments Attachment: GroundTemps.p...

-19.3C -2.7F Nov 23/10.

trachys don't mind frozen soil as long as they don't drop to lethal freeze temperatures (0-5F). In my state, soil several feet down remains 50F all ye...