Went through a rather messy break-up and my new place doesn't have internet access yet sorry to hear that, I hope you're ok do you have any pictures of your seedlings? I'm quite alright. :) It's just that my new one-room apartment doesn't really have much windowsill space, so yeah. Trying to find a...

Hey everybody and sorry for the lack of updates. Went through a rather messy break-up and my new place doesn't have internet access yet. So, anyway, I had 10 seeds and 6 of them germinated, but I suspect that two of those won't quite make it. The other four look healthy enough, though. They're still...

Kind of makes one wonder why Adenium's the one that's called the desert rose.

StrUktO wrote:very beautiful! are there any known seed suppliers?

I was wondering the exact same thing.

Welcome to the forum, Jess!

If you have a plant which is commonly referred to as "the horse crippler", don't try to catch it with your bare hands when you accidentally nudge the pot off your windowsill. I learned it the hard way. (Well, actually, I didn't learn anything, my first idea whenever anything's gone airborn...

Welcome.

We sort of have some issues during the spring, when the snow decides to melt all at once as opposed to gradually: http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/886_gloriousindeed_1.jpg You can hopefully see where the river should be and how it's now all over the place (it's about three meters higher than ...

Well, there's Smashing Pumpkins, but that's not an album title. :P Jethro Tull had albums named "Songs from the Wood" and "Roots to Branches". And there's a beautiful single by Queen - "Lily of the Valley". Tom Waits has a song named "Flowers Grave". And while...

Pilif wrote:(I might be running into some space-related problems later on )

Well, at least you might be running into such problems; as opposed to already having the aforementioned issues, like some of us. :p

Hah, I love those photos.

You might like this :
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Not an album title, but "if every leaf on every tree could tell a story that would be a miracle" popped instantly into my head.

And if you know which song this line is from (without using Google! ...or any other search engines) - you're awesome and deserve a highfive.

What American accent do you have? Your Result: The Inland North You may think you speak "Standard English straight out of the dictionary" but when you step away from the Great Lakes you get asked annoying questions like "Are you from Wisconsin?" or "Are you from Chicago?&quo...

Hi, there!