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Old 01-12-2022, 12:27 AM
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Tomato in January!?

No 6 is very nice - is that a Cischweinfia?
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Yes, Jeff, sheehaniae to be specific
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Did that bee (or whatever it is) manage to get out of that Catt or did it commit suicide?
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Did that bee (or whatever it is) manage to get out of that Catt or did it commit suicide?
oh no! I just noticed that bee in the cattleya.
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Not only did it not get out, there is a dead one in each flower of the Catt melody fair.

The small dung beetles seem to go into and never escape. Crazy
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Not only did it not get out, there is a dead one in each flower of the Catt melody fair.

The small dung beetles seem to go into and never escape. Crazy
That's just downright strange.

And it's cruel to show pictures of tomatoes ripening in January. Just sayin'...
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That's just downright strange.

And it's cruel to show pictures of tomatoes ripening in January. Just sayin'...
thats why i held back from showing them in December.....
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Go to your room DC. I'll let you know when your time out is over.
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PSA: Frozen iguana alert!
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i just wanted to make sure i shared these- not plants but worth it

the owl is mango, shes a boss and has 4 owlets in the owl house i made her

the manatees are the most amazing things on the earth- protect them - this was near a salinity damn in south miami / homestead area

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