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Old 06-30-2021, 09:23 AM
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TWO owls! screech owls, they thankfully do NOT screech and make a sweet humming coo

the grey one in the hollow log stump (i believe) is the male and the redhead in the house is the momma, hopefully making little owlets!!!!
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DC - I love EVERYTHING about your post -- the flowers, the owls, the rain -- doesn't get any better.
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DC - I love EVERYTHING about your post -- the flowers, the owls, the rain -- doesn't get any better.


i agree and that's shy i share-

I was telling a dear friend that i would miss my whole life if i tried to actually count my blessings and he said "you enjoy the moment and I will remind you how lucky you are later!"

good man right there!
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3 my neighbor's Gramm. whoa!!!

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4 first guava flower!!!!

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Lovely, as always. Guava!! OMG, I used to love eating those fresh when I lived in PR. What a treat!
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What is the big plant at the beginning? I got a piece of something similar from a greenhouse that had one that wasn't in bloom. When I asked if they had any for sale the owner just broke me off a piece and told me it should root just fine. Mine has rooted but after a bit of initial growth has just stayed the same for more than a year now.
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What is the big plant at the beginning? I got a piece of something similar from a greenhouse that had one that wasn't in bloom. When I asked if they had any for sale the owner just broke me off a piece and told me it should root just fine. Mine has rooted but after a bit of initial growth has just stayed the same for more than a year now.
it is an Arachnis maggie oei - flower in pic 2

i grow it in full south florida sun and it loves it. from what i see and am told it is a light and heat hog
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What is number 7 and how big are the blooms?
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What is number 7 and how big are the blooms?
Brassia spider's gold 'prolific'


I guess 9” vertical and 5-6” horizontal spread
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it is an Arachnis maggie oei - flower in pic 2

i grow it in full south florida sun and it loves it. from what i see and am told it is a light and heat hog
Isn’t that the Kansas tornado plant?
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