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03-06-2004, 04:03 AM
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Taking care of draculas
I have a couple of draculas that I got for the first time and I'm wondering
how to report them. Can they be mounted on a piece of wood with some green moss? Suggestions? |
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03-06-2004, 06:06 AM
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Taking care of draculas
I meant to say repot them.
"RM" wrote in message news:fVvvc.33762$pt3.8277@attbi_s03... I have a couple of draculas that I got for the first time and I'm wondering how to report them. Can they be mounted on a piece of wood with some green moss? Suggestions? |
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03-06-2004, 02:03 PM
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Taking care of draculas
Too late. We have already contacted the International Vampire Association on
your behalf, telling them you've got a couple of Draculas to report. :-) Joanna "RM" wrote in message news:Ldyvc.34206$pt3.28108@attbi_s03... I meant to say repot them. "RM" wrote in message news:fVvvc.33762$pt3.8277@attbi_s03... I have a couple of draculas that I got for the first time and I'm wondering how to report them. Can they be mounted on a piece of wood with some green moss? Suggestions? |
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04-06-2004, 12:03 AM
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Taking care of draculas
Keep the Garlic and crosses away from them!
(obviously I know nothing about this variety) Gene "J Fortuna" wrote in message ... Too late. We have already contacted the International Vampire Association on your behalf, telling them you've got a couple of Draculas to report. :-) Joanna "RM" wrote in message news:Ldyvc.34206$pt3.28108@attbi_s03... I meant to say repot them. "RM" wrote in message news:fVvvc.33762$pt3.8277@attbi_s03... I have a couple of draculas that I got for the first time and I'm wondering how to report them. Can they be mounted on a piece of wood with some green moss? Suggestions? |
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04-06-2004, 04:04 PM
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Taking care of draculas
Hi there RM,
I keep my Dracs in complete shade and keep them moist. I'm a bit neglectful of them, and that's why I grow the one's that can be "abused". I grow mine in wooden baskets. They stay outdoors in the summer until practically the first frost. Mine are potted up in tern fern fiber, a bit of shredded coconut husk, osmunda fiber, and some ordinary small grade orchid mix. They rebloom for me (though not as full as they do for those that actually take care of theirs). I'm starting to lose interest in them. Mariana "RM" wrote in message news:Ldyvc.34206$pt3.28108@attbi_s03... I meant to say repot them. "RM" wrote in message news:fVvvc.33762$pt3.8277@attbi_s03... I have a couple of draculas that I got for the first time and I'm wondering how to report them. Can they be mounted on a piece of wood with some green moss? Suggestions? |
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