I like plants - Page 2
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							TheEmulator
							
							
						 
						
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					On October 27 2016 09:50 lichter wrote: do you want to know about my previous career as an art dealer We all know it wasn't art that you dealt, come on now.  | ||
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					On October 27 2016 11:48 Jerubaal wrote: Is it true you can lead a horticulture? Yes, but she'll still be Julia Roberts at the end.  | ||
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					On October 27 2016 13:33 CosmicSpiral wrote: Yes, but she'll still be Julia Roberts at the end. just wow  | ||
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					On October 27 2016 04:34 Olli wrote: You continue to amaze me with your weirdness I would TL+ this post if I had money. Lichter in a nutshell.  | ||
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					Anyway, I'm glad to someone else enjoying plants. I actually bookmarked this. Thanks!  | ||
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					Sick blog.  | ||
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					On October 27 2016 13:24 TheEmulator wrote: We all know it wasn't art that you dealt, come on now. i actually dealt in shin hanga woodblock prints, yoshida, hasui, koitsu, kasamatsu, etc On October 28 2016 23:45 n3p wrote: I surprisingly found this incredibly interesting, I'll be looking for those updates! i'll probably update once i see my cuttings have rooted well (unless they don't and all die) or once i get the seeds assuming customs doesn't confiscate them On October 29 2016 08:29 c3rberUs wrote: Weirdness? This is beauty (of nature.) Anyway, I'm glad to someone else enjoying plants. I actually bookmarked this. Thanks! the more bizarre it is the more i want it On October 29 2016 18:05 mGGrinehart wrote: I have been interested in cacti and succulents for like 8 years now, they really are awesome aren't they. I'm also trying my hand at growing a few bonsai as well. Sick blog. what do you currently have?  | ||
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					excellent stuff  | ||
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					But in a good way. Like cool weird.  | ||
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					![]() black pearl chili After moving to city, I've noticed the lack of nature and plants is depressing. At least for someone like me who has lived most of his life with access to forest from backyard.  | ||
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					 .Maybe I'll try again with a hardier cactus. Now that I think of it, it probably wasn't a real cactus. Surely my caretaking is better than being in a scorching desert, right???  | ||
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					i have some date palms + Show Spoiler + ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() nine date palms in total and about two dozen of various citrus trees. also, i potted this spring some blueberries and sea buckthorn because they're actually native. i too started looking at bonsai when i got into it but then i found out about the root cutting, the fertilizer usage, the wiring down and realized i can't do that to trees.  | ||
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