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Old 07-10-2020, 08:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Possible Blue Java

That's what I ordered from that place named after the state south of Georgia and an area of raised earth, not quite a mountain....Yeah I read the thread. That was a doosie. Anyway I had no idea about them when I ordered it but alas I did and it came. The elusive and desirable Blue Java. It came as they all do from them in a triangular shipping box and taped up well. It was a fairly frail looking little thing but I stuck it right in the ground like it was my job. watered it and it really took off. I THINK I managed to post a pic of when it was planted and a pic today, exactly 1 month later. It's really taking off I think.

Now. After reading it appears that place (and others) sell you x and give you z. I know it's a little young but it does appear to be quite a different looking plant. I have some Gran Nains that I got from them last year and they look totally different but maybe they should.

Anyway take a look and let me know what you think. By the way I think there is some amazing talent and knowledge on this forum and am looking forward to hanging around. I have a decently established clump of bordelons, several gran nains, this new one whatever it may end up being, a juvenile ensete maurelii (came with ole blue), a struggling Gold Finger and Basjoo, both tissue cultures and a beast of nam wah pup I got last week from a local grower.

Cheers
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