Life is a dream, the heart a compass
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Hi all, Just recently had 5 acacia acuminatas sprout and show off their pretty green/purple leaves. Thing is, my backyard is tiny and may only have room for one tree. So my question is, what would you guys do if you had no room to grow these trees on your own property? I was considering taking them out into the mountain region and planting them somewhere secluded but it'll be a hassle checking up on them considering it's around an hour drive (But I think it's my only viable option). Again, your opinions and advice are welcome. Thanks, OneEye The Universe is Breathing
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If you live in an area where these plants can flourish on their own, that doesnt seem like a bad idea to me. I would just make sure that they are in an area that is not easily accesible to the every day traveler or hiker. Dont want someone coming around and finding your medicine, only to know what it is and take some for themselves  Everything published by Gone-and-Back are the mad rantings and ravings of a mind who yearns to be free and thinks he knows what he is talking about. However, these are just delusions made to feel that freedom, because that freedom will never come. Any experiments done are purely figments of the imagination, and are falsified to the highest degree. Nothing should be taken seriously from a crazy mans mind.
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Life is a dream, the heart a compass
Posts: 249 Joined: 28-Aug-2012 Last visit: 11-Dec-2016
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Yeah I think that's my best bet. I would honestly cry if someone harvested my tree before I did. The Universe is Breathing
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eat your jungle oats
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I've been growing this plant since end march now, its about a foot tall The only thing that can separate us is death of the other... But I'm getting worried The last 3 days, the bottom phyllodes are losing their mimosa-ish leaves.. Kinda going gold color then dropping off. The top layer of phyllodes never developed these tho, so I'm wondering if that's just a phase it goes thru, because the phyllodes ate the bottom are still nice and green But yea, seriously lovely plant, and its tough as nails so far It seems to be happier in dry conditions, altho I do water it when I feel it needs.. When I watered it in the beginning I watered it a lot, and the phyllodes would droop down, when it gets dry the pop up, some even almost vertical With every great plan comes the pleasure of patience. Take a rest, and grab a suckle off the teat of life!
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changalvia wrote:I've been growing this plant since end march now, its about a foot tall
If you want some big Acacia Acumins, pot them out (?) 3 ft tall or just come and harvest as many as you want...the offer is here. RAL OK, Mother Nature, here's a list of all the colours. Which one should we use for the skin of Chameleons?
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Posts: 32 Joined: 07-Feb-2013 Last visit: 10-Sep-2016 Location: Australia
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OneEyeAscension wrote:Hi all,
Just recently had 5 acacia acuminatas sprout and show off their pretty green/purple leaves. Thing is, my backyard is tiny and may only have room for one tree.
So my question is, what would you guys do if you had no room to grow these trees on your own property? I was considering taking them out into the mountain region and planting them somewhere secluded but it'll be a hassle checking up on them considering it's around an hour drive (But I think it's my only viable option).
Again, your opinions and advice are welcome.
Thanks,
OneEye
Are you in WA? OK, Mother Nature, here's a list of all the colours. Which one should we use for the skin of Chameleons?
"Yes."
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changalvia wrote:I'm getting worried
The last 3 days, the bottom phyllodes are losing their mimosa-ish leaves.. Kinda going gold color then dropping off. The top layer of phyllodes never developed these tho, so I'm wondering if that's just a phase it goes thru, because the phyllodes ate the bottom are still nice and green That's perfectly normal. The first leaves to appear have those few pairs of mimosa-ish tip leaves you mention, and after a few months the new leaves will have a "pure" phyllode shape and the old ones will slowly be replaced. Think of phyllodes like extensions of the stem. "The Menu is Not The Meal." - Alan Watts
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Life is a dream, the heart a compass
Posts: 249 Joined: 28-Aug-2012 Last visit: 11-Dec-2016
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radioactivelamb wrote:
Are you in WA? Nah I'm in SA The Universe is Breathing
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Posts: 32 Joined: 07-Feb-2013 Last visit: 10-Sep-2016 Location: Australia
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OEE, I can't reply to your PM. Soz! Newby.  OK, Mother Nature, here's a list of all the colours. Which one should we use for the skin of Chameleons?
"Yes."
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Life is a dream, the heart a compass
Posts: 249 Joined: 28-Aug-2012 Last visit: 11-Dec-2016
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RadioActiveLamb wrote:OEE, I can't reply to your PM. Soz! Newby. Oh :o Can you reply here then?  The Universe is Breathing
As Above, So Below, As Within, So Without ~ message from the divine
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