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xavierdlc61887
02-25-2008, 03:14 AM
Here are some of my Sago seedlings i have been growing for the past few months i have them for sale at $2 each pluss shipping. they are growing in 3 inch pots as pictured and will take off like that :D
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k9/xavierdlc61887/DSC08654.jpg
then i have these 1 gallon sagos for $5 each plus shipping. these will go without pot or soil...they will be wrapped in moist paper towels
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k9/xavierdlc61887/DSC08656.jpg
mskitty38583
02-25-2008, 10:25 AM
i might have to make a road trip to texas. lol. its been a long time since ive been there. "all my ex live in texas thats why i hang my hat in tennessee'. LOL! you do keep busy dont you? do you have a green house or is this like a side hobby? you have some lovely plants. maybe after i get the rest of my nanas ordered and paid for i might have to see what else you have. nice sagos!
xavierdlc61887
02-25-2008, 10:33 AM
lol it was a side hobby but now im trying to make it a job :P since i dont have a job right now this is what im trying to sell to get a little money :P but hope fully will make it my career :P Nursery Owner :D
mskitty38583
02-25-2008, 10:36 AM
that would be an awesome job. i couldnt do it. i would want to plant everything i grew in a gh in my yard. lol. id never make any money. lol. i do wish you gobbs and gobbs of luck!!! there are a lot of yards that are screaming for banana trees, ee's and sagos down there.
xavierdlc61887
02-25-2008, 10:38 AM
yeah thats what im aiming for spread the joy of bananas here in south texas...no many banana growers here so will make an attempt to have several people here grow them and someday have a paradise here :D
mskitty38583
02-25-2008, 10:44 AM
that would be good. people are afraid of what they dont know. they think that if it dies out why plant it again? it may just be my stubborn nature to say hey if it dies out go get another one and try it all over. just do it differently and maybe have better results. there is one nana tree in this whole county where i live and he keeps his in a pot( it looks like an orinoco or a basjoo), except for all of mine. and im gonna be planting outside this spring. maybe my neck of the woods can learn to appriciate the love of nanas.
xavierdlc61887
02-25-2008, 12:06 PM
yeah that would be great....start a trend and get people to start liking the plant :D
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