[kyle1745]

This is a combination of links to popular plant threads.

Popular plant threads:

• How to remove Brom Pups
• tissue culturing
• Substrate Ideas
• Spider Mites Attack! (journal on treatment)
• Carnivorous Plants in the Dendrobates Vivarium Guide
• Mounting Epiphytes
• Peperomia
• Guide to Popular Terrarium Plants
• Plants Central South America List
• Bromeliads in the Dart Frog Terrarium
• Plant identification
• List of plants of Central and South America

If you have anything you would like to see added or changed in this list please send me or a mod a PM.

 

[Guest]

cool, thanks!!

 

[Compi]

Thx.

 

[NathanB]

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/plants/31615-how-do-you-properly-santize-these-plants.html

 

[chivers]

helpful. thanks

 

[halo3]

Here is a question for anyone to answer. i was giving a chia pet for a gift. i never used it, just now i thought, what if i planted the seeds that come with that along my drift wood and coco fiber back drop? is this toxic? will it grow? anyone tried this yet?

 

[mordoria]

Here is a question for anyone to answer. i was giving a chia pet for a gift. i never used it, just now i thought, what if i planted the seeds that come with that along my drift wood and coco fiber back drop? is this toxic? will it grow? anyone tried this yet?

No. Chia gets nasty and stringy as it grows. Too humid for it. You're better off putting the chia seeds on your pasta. Ironically, chia seeds are super healthy.

 

[ICS523]

Isn't "Chia" just alfalfa sprouts?