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Qué hermosos esos plantas

Very informative !

But or I thought it was called the Cook pine because I thought we could eat the leaves which I bit off the little leaves that covered the small brands and I ate it and it taste like nothing except for grass

Thank you for your excellent explanation about the plant. Such a beautiful flower. I am also looking for how to propagate information

There's a palm that is also the last specimen known to exist

6:06 Just waiting for mate.

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Красота!

When and how to propagate?

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how long does it take for it to bloom? thanks

czcams.com/video/4Qu3RAKDON8/video.htmlsi=xuSP0fCngcYZdj6f Successfully grown in HK

God made beautiful flowers,

Thanks 4 the info❤

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The aboriginal people are so resourceful with the land. I wouldnt be confident that I could get them to a point where they were not poisonous

cool but can it backboost

Amorppopalus peonivolius in my country is suweg

Wonderful description and insights by Paul. Thanks!

Buenas noches me puede vender unas semillas gracias

Good

“That sits on this fff…receptacle” ooooh almost got ya mate

All bs!!!! Never give you the ingredient readily available at your local supermarket. Don't waste your time...a huge sales pitch and I used this product before and nothing changed

ما هي مدة ازهارها وهل يستفاد منها نحل العسل .How long does it flower and do honey bees benefit from it?

I would absolutely love to have this in my garden. I have the purple but I never have had the pink. I’ve previously had the white one.

One of the most beautiful "trees" in existence.

Wow was ein toller Beitrag, liebe Vanessa 😍mehr davon 👍🏼

Hola! Me encantó está planta 😊

Now I'm excited!

Beautiful flowers thank you so much sir ❤

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Beautiful and interesting, just one thing the alcoholic beverage shown in the picture is not Pulque, but Mezcal.☝️ Pulque is the fermented sweet agave water. Pulque is a fermented drink, whereas Mezcal (and tequila) are spirits.

How nature gave pink color buty here

good video

You can utilize Korean natural farming methods like water soluble calcium phosphate, maintenance solution and other inputs in order to strengthen the tree according to nature and allow it to thrive in situate with the plants that it’s -2 and learn to live in a relationship with the soil in the environment that it’s in. Korean natural farming resets the balance of nature and allows plants and the soil that they live in to thrive in situate with one another just as nature intended!

i saw the same lotus today! i am on Bali island)

I saw one of these trees on a property in Central Eastern Queensland in full bloom, and wild birds going absolutely crazy over the flowers dripping with nectar. This is a magnificent tree and the one I saw was about 5 meters tall and 4 - 5 meters across. The owners thought the tree was roughly 18 years old. The owners of the property had no idea what type of tree it is. They do now. I saw some seed pods on the ground, brought a couple of them home ( still Queensland ), potted 2 of the seeds in some rich fertile soil, and 4 weeks later, I had 2 healthy young Schotia Brachypetala - Weeping Boerbean or Drunken Parrot trees. They are both now around 10 centimeters tall and growing. I have nowhere here to plant them (Hervey Bay), so I'm looking for a suitable buyer, or someone who will appreciate one or both trees.

Cinnabarri is the dragon blood tree not the Draco

Rakta Kanchan Kachnar in telugu, Bauhinia in English

Can I grow it in tropical climate?

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You’re talking too much

বীজ টা আমার দরকার দাম কত

1 star… music not loud enough

Fantastic photography of these beautiful beds of succulents. The great thing I think about succulents is that they're low maintainance and require watering only occasionally. Most of these are understandably delicate and tender by nature and cannot handle cold temperature, but bring on the heat and sunshine! 🪴🌵

This was very informative and to the point, yet not rushed feeling. Thank you very much!

mine has been here for 12 years.never flowered

Cool plant - would love to find big ones in the US

Excited my next project 😊

My last name is “Carrasco” which means “Holm Oak”