For singaporeans only

Cindy

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• Nov 14, 2004

• #1

I don't have enough to give to everyone but have a good 3 portions to give away.

Interested CPers, please post here.

The catch? To find one D.capensis that can survive Singapore!!!

 

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steven

• Nov 14, 2004

• #2

Hi Cindy
I currently have about 10 Baby capensis growing but thay are indoors when thay get a bit bigger i will put some outside to see how thay go.
Let me know how yours turn out
Thanks

 

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Tamlin Dawnstar

• Nov 14, 2004

• #3

Best wishes with the seed!

 

jimscott

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• Nov 14, 2004

• #4

May your capensis runneth over!

 

J

Jason Wong

• Nov 14, 2004

• #5

What variety is it?

 

Cindy

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• Nov 14, 2004

• #6

Not sure...

 I don't question my gifts.  

 

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wezx

• Nov 17, 2004

• #7

Hmm sorry but i don't feel like trying D. capensis anymore

it's depressing for me when my few D. capensis put out only 3 leaves in 4 months!

 

J

jalan kayu

• Nov 18, 2004

• #8

Hi,
My reds are doing well, but not so for the narrows and albas. Don't have the broad (typical).

 

J

Jason Wong

• Nov 19, 2004

• #9

Hmmm it seems that all my D.capensis have died, however hard I tried. Do you think colder whether would help? Or maybe reduced humidity...

I think our best bets are
1) D.cap 'Blanes cloof' a friend of mine told me this is an easy plant to grow in singapore, or

2) The capensis X intermidia or something like that which Copper produced, which I have no doubt that it be on the market in the near future

 

J

Jason Wong

• Nov 19, 2004

• #10

Or maybe we just darned by capensis

J/K don't be demotivated...

 

Cindy

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• Nov 29, 2004

• #11

Hi, just found out that the seeds could be any type. A mixture, ROJAK. How, any takers before I sow them all?