[b said:Quote[/b] ]all i need for a hamata is Live Spaghnum and money and i got it!
and to find one
[b said:Quote[/b] ]all i need for a hamata is Live Spaghnum and money and i got it!
[b said:Quote[/b] ]woah 14!!!(i still have a chance) where does he get the money for those like X Briggasna(spelling), jaqalienae, tenius, lowii and of course the upkeep of his green house!
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all i need for a hamata is Live Spaghnum and money and i got it!
and to find onei had the money and couldnt find one of the darn things.
LMAO... i bet its frustrating but its buisness n....., what ever the rest of the mane is![b said:Quote[/b] (philcula @ Feb. 17 2006,2:47)]NG - You're not the one selling the plants so please stop. If a 11 or 12 yr old kid can afford one and the vendor wants to sell it, so be it. It's not your place to say. You're a moderator and you're not making a very good example of yourself if you keep obsessing over this subject. Time to move on young man.
[b said:Quote[/b] ]NG - You're not the one selling the plants so please stop. If a 11 or 12 yr old kid can afford one and the vendor wants to sell it, so be it. It's not your place to say. You're a moderator and you're not making a very good example of yourself if you keep obsessing over this subject. Time to move on young man.
[b said:Quote[/b] ] Mz6 writes "According to recent research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, I've only a 50-50 chance of ascertaining the tone of any e-mail message. The study also shows that people think they've correctly interpreted the tone of e-mails they receive 90 percent of the time. "That's how flame wars get started," says psychologist Nicholas Epley of the University of Chicago, who conducted the research with Justin Kruger of New York University. "People in our study were convinced they've accurately understood the tone of an e-mail message when in fact their odds are no better than chance," says Epley. The researchers took 30 pairs of undergraduate students and gave each one a list of 20 statements about topics like campus food or the weather. Assuming either a serious or sarcastic tone, one member of each pair e-mailed the statements to his or her partner. The partners then guessed the intended tone and indicated how confident they were in their answers. Those who sent the messages predicted that nearly 80 percent of the time their partners would correctly interpret the tone. In fact the recipients got it right just over 50 percent of the time."
dont try to be mature by stating it, just keep it to yourself.[b said:Quote[/b] (nepenthes gracilis @ Feb. 17 2006,5:38)]...I'll drop it because I'm mature...
...and thirdly, I'm glad I'm not a vendor of these edwardsiana seedlings because I obviosly don't know what I'm talking about and I would sell every last seedling to all immature kids and hope every one of them dies and perishes a horrible death.
For chirst's sake, did you listen to what I said, I took the advice years ago to wait until i was older and more experienced...oh crap theres that darned word again.... and then I went to the highland species.
Bottom line is to everyone else thats been following this topic, wait, get experience...darn I love that word and then move to the harder plants, don't waste your money on something that will not likely survive in less than optimal care.
Don't believe a word I just said? Then tell the Nepenthes guru's such as Mike Catalani and Jeff Shafer and Tony P they know nothing, because I learned everything I now know from them.