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Old 06-16-2006, 01:32 AM
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Strong jasmine fragrance.

Here's a wider shot so you can see more of the leaves.

This is where I grow my neofinetias. The window faces Northwest so it gets strong light in the late afternoon.
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Lovely flowers and photography!

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Wow Marcus, your set up is very interesting. What is the significance of the large mound of moss in each pot?
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Oscar, that's how the Japanese like to grow them. I've found that the Japanese style happens to work well for my conditions. The Neofinetias love it and I like how it looks too. From what I understand, it's supposed to look like a little tree on a little hilltop.
I had one in bark last year. Didn't do diddly squat until I potted it up like this and the roots started going nuts.
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Very nice!!! I definetly have to learn more about these.
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Great variegation. I need a variegated one too
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Looks great!!! I love growing them in the traditional Japanese style. I tried doing it but I couldn't keep the moss in the mount style. I tried using a soda bottle top as a mold but it wouldn't stay. I might need to find a better supply of moss!
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Wally, try ultralight fish line (say 2 or 3 pound test. It's nearly invisible and should hold the moss.
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