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Old 07-13-2011, 08:45 PM   #21 (permalink)
 
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Oh, OK. But I'm just curious, what happened to the bottom three leaves on your Jackfruit plant? Over fertilized?
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Oh, OK. But I'm just curious, what happened to the bottom three leaves on your Jackfruit plant? Over fertilized?
I was just given the plant today.Not sure what the white is.Maybe it's a virus of some kind or that could be natural for all I know about them.
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anyone know what this is. I was thinking it was a weed but than it grew these flowers on it. I kinda like it.

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Looks like Salvia 'Black and Blue'. (Formal description-Salvia guaranitica 'Black and Blue'

BLUE ANISE SAGE.) I love the color contrasts, and grew this for 3 years until winter finally did it in. More info-

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salvia wow wounder how it got there ? thanks
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Ay Idea what this is,Cycad ?
Six months later still don't know what it is.
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Very cool plant. Saw some growing and fruiting on Hawaii and ate some for the first time. Tasty. Strange. My wife couldn't stand the smell. She thought it smelled like onions and cheese. She has a much more sensitive nose and palate than I have. I thought it smelled "interesting and unusual" but not offensive. I really liked the flavor. And you have to be impressed with a fruit that can weigh 80 pounds!
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