WOW, you almost got the bug entirely sharp on that picture. great job, I'm struggling since those creature keep on moving around. Too bad I can't get the original sized picture

Bright !! you are brilliant and I am a huge fan of yours !!!

Wow!

LIKE THIS ONE :)

Cà une euphorbe? j'ai des doutes...

Plumo,
comment tu fais pour faire fleurir un Myrmecodia ?
J'en ai 1, il grossit donc je suppose qu'il est content mais est-ce suffisant ?
Salut !
Renée

There's no such thing as S. bulbifera. there is bulbosa, however.





You are right!.....I must be crazy!.....;-)
Marc

that is so special :) in a kool way!

Wouah!!! Elle est vraiment terrible! J'aime vraiment beaucoup! ;o)

tu as des insectes fascinants!!! Génial! ;o)

Wow! Incredible detail! Brilliant!

I agree with the previous comment.

This is very, very cool.

Thanks for stopping by.

Thanks so much for the info. Most appreciated.

Now my baby has a name!. She gets lots of sunlight, and I have her out on the patio all summer. Winter she is just where you see her. However, I will give her pride of place in closer to the sliding doors. That faces SSW and gets full sun right up until sunset. Even during winter, that is a lot of sun.

I have to repot her again. Not as hard as most would think. I take some sheets of newspaper, roll them up into strips and wrap them around the top and bottom of the plant with a length on either end for me to grasp. That way there are no injuries to either me or the plant.

hi!

I wanted to tell you how wonderful your photos are and to ask you for some info about a Pachypodium I have.

I bought it back in 1995 at the New York Botanical Gardens, so it is now at least 10 years old (it must have been about a year old when I bought it). It shows seasonal growth (green for summer, grey for winter) for 10 years and is about 4 feet high.

My question is, when can I hope to have it bloom? I read somewhere that they will bloom about their 10th year.

Actually, 2 questions. What can I do to encourage it to bloom?

http://public.fotki.com/Mudhooks/my_stuff/year_in_photos/2004/pachypodium_big/s0004_r1.html

I would appreciate your comments.

Thanks!

Brilliant photo!

What a beautiful flower picture. This photo was featured on the front page of the Fotki community. :-)

marc,
nice pictures of the flowers. im really fascinated with this euphorbia because in the area where im working, almost of the housewives are culturing this plant. may u send me some tips in culturing this plant so i could start to have my euphorbia garden. thank you and more power,
charina

Que dire ? Je suis scotchée ! C'est géant !!! Toutes ces jolies plantes t'appartiennent ? J'ai été impressionné par l'abutilon x milleri, le hotaru aloe, la bignone capreolata ... C'est du magique à portée de la main. Personnellement, j'ai un bégonia fuschisoïde (je ne trouve rien sur le net à son propos, de plus je ne possède un appareil photo que depuis deux mois, alors il faut attendre qu'il refleurisse). Si cela t'intéresse, c'est sans problème.
A+ Lili