Is this Tropical Milkweed? Asclepias curassavia?
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sorry I do not know, I live near the coast in Northern Calif. and The don't seem to be sprouting yet. Maybe too cool?
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Yes it is Asclepias curassavica. And my recent batch of seeds were in very good shape. Had a high germination rate.
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sorry for the late response. I was out of town and out of touch. Yes, it is curassavia and the seed germination was excellent.
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YES. this is Tropical Milkweed aka Asclepias curassavia...germinates well & great deal
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I felt like a fool when I bought this plant, thinking it was a specially developed type of honeysuckle. What you might want to know is that this is the honeysuckle that is also called Japanese honeysuckle, wild and all over (my)the place. Why don't you Google "making honeysuckle tea" and go from there, knowing that this is common honeysuckle.
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Any low toMedium light plant, anubias, Java fern, wysteria, swords, bacopa, ect
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I'm sorry I just got this plant. I do not know much about it but from what I have read it should be a favorite.
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I am not sure, but I think it is. I wrote to the seller to ask the same question but got no response. I believe it is the equisetum hyemale, because my plant is now 29 inches tall. According to what I have read, the equisetum scirpoides (dwarf horsetail) grows to about 18 inches. If you do plant it, be sure to containerize it - my plant has already doubled in size. All the experts tell me that it is very invasive. Hope this helps.
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The plant does not look exactly like the picture.and it comes with care instructions
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The duckweed were live plants not seeds. The duckweed took right off and was very healthy.
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Names not listed. Ome is a borros tail and other crassulas They come without labels. These are very small cuttings, with only a couple of "leaves.' I must say, I did get far more than 10. Very pleased with the selection, as I am using them in a desert themed terrarium. Not fammiliar with too many names of succulents. Sorry I could not be of greater help.
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I can't answer this directly, but these are BIG plants with gorgeous, intensely orange big blooms. These are definitely not the dwarf marigolds that I was familiar with before.
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No, they are a more tropical plant. I'd say plan on keeping it indoors. They don't get very large as an indoor plant, about 12" high or so. They like lots of light and humidity and warmth.
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Yes, but I wouldn't recommend getting this plant. It was dead when it arrived.
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The plant pictured is a hummingbird bush, but it is a tropical plant and is supposed to get small berries that turn almost black when ripe. My plant is still quite small and I have not had it long enough to get either flowers or fruit, but I live in South Florida where it will be evergreen and it is doing well. Your plant may not be this one since the fruit you describe sounds like it is larger.
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I don't think it's sunflower, given Swanson has other products that explicitly state "Sunflower". I may try that after this batch is used up!
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Yes...thinking yes. We ordered a Chaya plant last Spring here in Orlando. IT is amazing...but likes a little cooler temperatures and would love the weather in San Diego. We got hooked on this plant in Yucatan and ate it in many forms..mostly blended with other vegtables and fruits in a drink. The local Mexicans claim huge health benefits from the leaves of this plant. Good luck with it...so far so good even in rainy humid central Florida.
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Re; AquaGal's response. The chemical name for "milk thistle" is Silybum marianum ; also another common name is silymarin. If you Google it, you can get more info. Does not appear that this has "milk thistle" in it. "Milk thistle" is more for "tonifying the liver" or detoxifying the liver rather than for arthritis or mood issues/depression so do not know why this would contain it (although there could be other uses for milk thistle). HTH!
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Please try to find below ASIN: B00CGASMNE, it's Green, ASIN: B00CAGSMP2, it's Green with leaves. Thank you.
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Barbara, I just read through the label and dollarweed is listed so it appears that Trimec will indeed kill it! Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray