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Topic Title: Bromeliads Topic Summary: Colorful Created On: 05/26/2020 11:43 AM |
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05/26/2020 11:43 AM
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Posted a bunch of great collector Bromeliads on Craigslist since I can't post photos here any more if anyone's interested. Text me if you want 321-265-1494 in Satellite
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05/27/2020 12:21 PM
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I sold a boat load of these today, will make a list of what's left. ............
Huge Variegated 'Rainbow' Aechmea blanchetiana $15 (already has a pup on it) (Sold) Dyckia 'La Rioja' $6- These are great for Xeric gardens, also unlike other Bromeliads they don't die after blooming. Aechmea 'David Barry' $5 blooms at Xmas time. Aech. 'Seneca' larger $7, they get long lasting orange colored blooms (sold) Aech. Fulgens v. Discolor $5 great long lasting blooms (Sold) Neoregelia 'cocktail girl' $5 colorful smaller Neo (Sold) Neo. 'Margaret' beauty , xlarge growing Neo$15 (sold) Edited: 06/22/2020 at 12:11 PM by Coconuts |
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06/05/2020 09:16 PM
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Hey Charlene! Hope all is well. Was hoping you still have some bromeliads left. Interested in the following
Rainbow blanchetiana Aechmea seneca Aechmea Fulgens v. Discolor Neo. Margaret Neo cocktail girl. Let me know what's left and a total price. Thanks! Melissa ------------------------- Instagram.com/Mels_Big_Racks |
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06/05/2020 09:16 PM
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Meant to send that as a PM.
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06/06/2020 04:12 AM
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Pretty ironic that another recent column is about controlling mosquitoes. When I was a kid here in Brevard, in the late 50s and early 60s, we had mosquitoes at night, but, never during the day. We could deal with them then, but, they are far worse now. I also never saw any bromeliads in any of my friends' or neighbors' yards. Now, I see them everywhere. Coincidence? I don't believe so.
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06/06/2020 04:20 AM
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Hi Mel,
Send me a text when you want come. 321-265-1494 Garcia-Yes, total Coincidence! I say come on by and see for yourself. I've got so many frogs living in the leaves of my broms that they eat any mosquito larvae. They have their own ecosystems. Plus you are suppose to flush the centers out periodically to keep them from getting too much buildup of leaves and such to prevent rotting the centers. Edited: 06/06/2020 at 05:26 AM by Coconuts |
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06/06/2020 07:19 AM
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Or you can put in Mosquito dunks, but, how many people really do any of that? Face it, most people are not very responsible in any aspect of their lives. If they were, so many of our problems would not be problems. That is why we are referred to as "the responsible few".
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06/06/2020 03:15 PM
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I use mosquito bits, which is made form the makers of dunks. And almost weekly throw them into all of my bromeliads after rinsing them out. I have hardly any mosquitos in my yard despite a huge collection of bromeliads.
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