DanG wrote:Salvia's wilting/reviving effect (don't know about you guys but I find it amusing!)
Ulmdorgr wrote:Welcome! Are you a native to the Phillipines? Your English makes you sound like an American expatriate.
Ulmdorgr wrote:Have you thought about buying from a store (although, getting one from someone here is WAY cooler).
Ulmdorgr wrote:DanG wrote:Salvia's wilting/reviving effect (don't know about you guys but I find it amusing!)
This gets controversial. I do find it interesting that the plants can kick back to full health so quickly. However, given my personal intention to pay tribute to the plant (in some ways I even worship it), no I do not find it amusing to induce this behavior. I am not one to hold a view for very long (I'm surprised I've been on the forums for this long), so I will not hold it against you.
Nevertheless, I admire your respect for the plants as I hold the same feeling to them.
Ulmdorgr wrote:Nice plants. It's good that you're starting your banisteriopsis caapi now. It will take a long time before it gets huge. If you have the space, you might think about putting it next to a large tree so it can latch onto it when it grows 2+ feet tall.
Ulmdorgr wrote:Also, your mimosa seems to be growing vertically extremely rapidly; I hope thats the way it most effectively grows.
Ulmdorgr wrote:If you expect temperatures over 100 degrees F, you're going to need a way to cool your salvia divinorum (fans will probably work).
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