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 Post subject: Flower/Seeding Link
PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 4:03 am 
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For those of you interested in seeds.

http://members.cox.net/sageseeds/
Growing your OWN Salvia Divinorum Seeds

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Wow, nice. They make it look so easy :)

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 Post subject: Thanx Jupe!
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Jupe's my Buddy!

Sea Mac

My Little Garden :)

It's Hummertime! :eek:

The Lucky Leprechaun :D

Growing Salvia Divinorum for Seeds ;)

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Welcome to SPF.


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 Post subject: Thank You.
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Thank You.
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Those are Last years Pictures: wait until you see this Years Pictures! I'll post them as I get them.
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Got Racemes?

:lol:

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Hey it's Seamac the Pollinator Guy and his army of secret pollinators.

Do you rent those???
I could probably use a few more...mine are addicted to sugar water, and are spoiled. :roll: :roll:

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 Post subject: Jupe! Long Time no See Buddy ;)
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Hey, it's Jupe!

The most professional Gardener I know! Folks, I Kid You not: he's got the Biggest Salvia Divinorum patch this side of Hawaii!! Whatever he's told you (Like Bt for Organically Killing Caterpillars), Listen Carefully, cause it's Pure Gold!

(Of Course, YOU already figured that out, didn't you.)

Yeah, Jupe - I'll rent you 6 extra (Nuisance) male Anna's at $20 a week. (They'll ALL be males: I'm keeping the egg layers down here with me. {to assure the Males come back} )

Be warned: they'll ONLY pollinate where you'll be able to SEE seeds have set but UNABLE to harvest them.

They are willful little beasts:
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Always Slackin off ....

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I know what all my friends will be getting for Christmas 2007 (too late for this year)!


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 Post subject: Page Updated October 23rd.
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As I go along through the Flowering Season this year I'll be replacing the Photos I took last year with MUCH Clearer ones from my new Olympus.

Today I replaced 1 old Picture from last year:
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with a NEW One.
(This is just the Linking THUMBNAIL!):
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If you want to See the Full Size Linked Image you can Visit my Research Page: http://members.cox.net/sageseeds/ or try these Links:

http://members.cox.net/sageseeds/sign1A.jpg

http://members.cox.net/sageseeds/sign2.jpg

http://members.cox.net/sageseeds/sign3.jpg

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It will be interesting to see if your success is replicable. I've tried hand pollinating before with no luck. Hummingbirds are out of season here when the salvia's bloom. I've thought about forcing some into flower early, but haven't got around to it.

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 Post subject: Don't use a Tiny paintbrush ....
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TooStonedToType wrote:
It will be interesting to see if your success is replicable. I've tried hand pollinating before with no luck. Hummingbirds are out of season here when the salvia's bloom. I've thought about forcing some into flower early, but haven't got around to it.


Hi Buddy,

Jupe will get some. So will I.

Just remember to DIRECTLY touch the Anthers to the Stigma: Don't attempt to use a Paintbrush to transfer Pollen. No one has had success doing it that way ....

Best Regards, Carl

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 Post subject: Caterpillar is Dead - too Late
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I DID have seeds 2 days ago:

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Which a Caterpillar ate Yesterday.

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They WERE Nice seeds too! At least I got the Picture before the Caterpillar had Lunch ....

:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

Terminated his or her ass with EXTREME Prejudice!

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 Post subject: Ask Jupe
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TooStonedToType wrote:
It will be interesting to see if your success is replicable. I've tried hand pollinating before with no luck. Hummingbirds are out of season here when the salvia's bloom. I've thought about forcing some into flower early, but haven't got around to it.


Jupe is Doing it as we speak. All he has to remember is which of the Hundreds of Blossoms he has Pollinated ..... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Jupe has Extra HELP Too!
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There's a Hummingbird in the Middle there Pollinating: I put a Green Oval around her.

Jupe took the Picture and Claimed the Hummingbird WAS in there Pollinating. I brightened the Picture and found her.

His Plants have already set seeds I'm sure. In a Couple of weeks We'll know for Sure ....

I'm so Sure I mailed him the Latest seed Capture Technology (Apple Bags A5858: 2 mil Ziploc Bags 5/8" by 5/8") last week ....

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Greetings,
Wow those r beautiful!!! :shock: Ima use that pic for a wallpaper!!!

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glad you like them.....heres one of an interesting perspective of a raceme, you can see the stigma, after they have released pollen.

Much thanx to Carl for the baggies!!! Teeniest bags, 1/2x1/2 inch!!


Dan from Malibu came up for a visit, and while while we were fooling around with flowers, the female hummer came by for treats, a bee showed up, and some wasps as well......we did find some swellings, we won't know if they will ripen in cold of not, but temps here are really close to Maztec highlands, especially at the higher elevations.


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