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post Oct 19 2005, 03:33 PM, updated 20y ago

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Hi there,
A friend of mine just recently gave me a little cactus as a gift. As my fren told me, i just need to water it 2 or 3 times a week, place it where there's sunlight, and that's it.

I just wanna know if anyone has a cactus, and the ways to take care of it. Coz my cactus has a beautiful flower on it. Share with me about it!

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QUOTE(jhcj @ Oct 19 2005, 04:06 PM)
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Er....does gardening fall under the section of Hobbies and Modelling?
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There's no Flower Sub-forums , so i think it's under Hobbies 1. sweat.gif sweat.gif
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post Oct 19 2005, 04:34 PM

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QUOTE(Marcus @ Oct 19 2005, 03:33 PM)
Hi there,
   A friend of mine just recently gave me a little cactus as a gift.  As my fren told me, i just need to water it 2 or 3 times a week, place it where there's sunlight, and that's it. 

I just wanna know if anyone has a cactus, and the ways to take care of it.  Coz my cactus has a beautiful flower on it.  Share with me about it!

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Actually taking care of cactus is quite easy........juz remember not too much water when u water them...else it'll go bad..... sweat.gif

when it grows big remember to change to a more comfortable pot, so that the growth wont terbantut... laugh.gif

Last time my house got a small cactus valley or a cactus corner more like it... whistling.gif

but because dont hav much time to keep it tidy, it grown into a jungle.... doh.gif

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post Oct 19 2005, 04:38 PM

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So if i want to put into a bigger pot, what kind of soil i need use for it? I heard that the soil has to be a mixture of certain soils.



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post Oct 19 2005, 04:39 PM

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How do i know if a cactus is dying? What does it look like when its dying?

Really curious. wink.gif
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post Oct 19 2005, 04:52 PM

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QUOTE(Marcus @ Oct 19 2005, 04:38 PM)
So if i want to put into a bigger pot, what kind of soil i need use for it?  I heard that the soil has to be a mixture of certain soils.
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QUOTE(Marcus @ Oct 19 2005, 04:39 PM)
How do i know if a cactus is dying?  What does it look like when its dying?

Really curious.    wink.gif
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About the soil, it depends, if u dun mind fork out abit then those soil can actually be bought in package, i forgot wats the name of the soil......for me i only use backyard soil, coz my backyard's soil are quite hard and yellowish...

It easy to notice if the cactus is dying, it start to turn yellowish.....or even brown.... sweat.gif

or abit like dried vege if not enuf water is given..... laugh.gif
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Well, since i got this cactus, i've been always going to my garden and have a look at it everyday. I feel like i have a responsibility for this cactus.

Weird, huh? wink.gif

Hmm....looks like not many are interested in this thread. sweat.gif


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cactus will ROT to death if too much water!

and cactus with flower = susah nak jaga!!!!
many times the flower will die out and leaving a hole on the top, which will be prone to insect and parasite attacks!!!!!

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QUOTE(Marcus @ Oct 19 2005, 05:39 PM)
Well, since i got this cactus, i've been always going to my garden and have a look at it everyday.  I feel like i have a responsibility for this cactus.

Weird, huh?  wink.gif

Hmm....looks like not many are interested in this thread.  sweat.gif
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i think because not many have cactus.... sweat.gif
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post Oct 20 2005, 01:57 AM

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Cactus................alwayz put it under sunlight

buy a sprinkler and use it to water it once every 1 and half week

u can also breed them
wanna know????



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cactus needs watering.. if not will die also. as long as the soil is moist is ok lah, not dusty/dry.

the cactuses frm cameron are WET cactuses.. too dry and they dieded on me vmad.gif
while the sahara ones are real DRY cactuses. tongue.gif

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always look at the weather too.....it plays an important role

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post Oct 20 2005, 10:18 AM

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QUOTE(ceo684 @ Oct 20 2005, 02:00 AM)
cactus needs watering.. if not will die also. as long as the soil is moist is ok lah, not dusty/dry.

the cactuses frm cameron are WET cactuses.. too dry and they dieded on me vmad.gif
while the sahara ones are real DRY cactuses. tongue.gif
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Well, my cactus is probably from camerons coz my fren bought it from there.
What's the difference between WET and DRY cactuses?

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post Oct 20 2005, 10:19 AM

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my mom love cactus very much....
what she did with it most of you guys already mention it above... most important..do not give a lot of water the roots will rot and died away..

i remember for the soil she uses this mixture of those crushed red-brick (can be bought from gardening store) and the normal "tanah gambut"...
she told me .. he reason being to not letting the extra water or moisture to be in the pot after we "siram" the cactus.... smile.gif

and a lot of patience.... smile.gif

also for those big type cactus... do not tanam in pot... they need better area for the roots to grow... so find yourself a land and plant it on the land so that you'll have a healthy and flowery cactus.. as below.... smile.gif and the below cactus got flower regularly as well. smile.gif

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QUOTE(lordsapt @ Oct 20 2005, 01:57 AM)
Cactus................alwayz put it under sunlight

buy a sprinkler and use it to water it once every 1 and half week

u can also breed them
wanna know????
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Hey, yeah. How do i breed them?....Curious. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Marcus @ Oct 19 2005, 04:39 PM)
How do i know if a cactus is dying?  What does it look like when its dying?

Really curious.    wink.gif
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beware of grasshopper... they are killer to cactus.
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To breed cactus is rather simple cause cactus can breed through their leaves. for exp, if ur having rose cactus (is a cactus that shapes like a rose entirely green) u can pluck a layer of it and stuff half of it to the soil. It will still grow but of course if u wan it in a rose shape. Then u will need to use a pen-knife. This scenario is much harder
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QUOTE(Intrigue @ Oct 20 2005, 10:53 AM)
beware of grasshopper... they are killer to cactus.
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ive seen some pretty nasty things happen to cactus thks to these things!
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hmmmm....didnt know about grasshoppers....is a new info for me biggrin.gif
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At kampung, kambing eats cactus you know. sweat.gif
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Soil composition will comprise more sand ratio so as to free moisture after watering. In pots, make sure ample bricklets are placed at bottom of pot for good aeration and release of water. Do not soak soil.
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QUOTE(Dark Steno @ Oct 21 2005, 04:58 AM)
At kampung, kambing eats cactus you know. sweat.gif
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Hahaha.....that's so funny! Well, it's interesting to know that goats can eat cactus. Fortunately, my place doesn't have any goats at all. smile.gif

I noticed that when the weather is rainy (no sun), the flower attached to my cactus seems to close immediately. But since today's weather was sunny, the flower seems to openly blossomed. It's as if the cactus has its own feelings or something. Really beautiful to see the flower blossomly open. biggrin.gif
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kuman, cantiknya your cactus..
how many times in a year does your cactus bloom?
and what type of species is that?
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QUOTE(lordsapt @ Oct 21 2005, 11:58 AM)
Kambing Eat Cactus....sure not  shocking.gif  must be painful sweat.gif
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QUOTE(Marcus @ Oct 21 2005, 07:19 PM)
Hahaha.....that's so funny!  Well, it's interesting to know that goats can eat cactus.  Fortunately, my place doesn't have any goats at all.  smile.gif

I noticed that when the weather is rainy (no sun), the flower attached to my cactus seems to close immediately.  But since today's weather was sunny, the flower seems to openly blossomed.  It's as if the cactus has its own feelings or something.  Really beautiful to see the flower blossomly open.  biggrin.gif
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Sounds painful but yeah, they eat cactus. I remember my aunt bising about this matters. tongue.gif Usually they eat cactus that long like cucumber and thick.
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I live near a kampung & have goats roaming here & there once in awhile and their presence is such a nuisance since they will eat any kind of plant (even the thorny bunga kertas / bourgainvilea) .Their saliva contains some type of chemicals that can slowly kill the plant too. so safeguard your cactus before they get munched by kambings.. mmmbekkk
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QUOTE(fendii @ Oct 21 2005, 07:49 PM)
kuman, cantiknya your cactus..
how many times in a year does your cactus bloom?
and what type of species is that?
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i'm not very sure but according to my mom it blooms all year round... in fact it was about to bloom tonite.. maybe tomorrow morning i'll snap some fresh pic of the cactus flower in full bloom... smile.gif

when i arrived here this evening i saw a couple of "putik" on that cactus tree.... it will bloom hopefully tomorrow.... i'll be back monday with the pics.. smile.gif stay tune.. smile.gif

and maybe acouple more from my mom cactus garden.. smile.gif


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hmmm.. iin my village... they ate cactus alright but not the duri duri one.. only those that like cucumber as one of us mentioned before.. smile.gif

hmmm this is interesting....

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yea... i alwiz thought all they ate was grass or hay.....this is new sweat.gif
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QUOTE(Marcus @ Oct 19 2005, 03:33 PM)
Hi there,
  A friend of mine just recently gave me a little cactus as a gift.  As my fren told me, i just need to water it 2 or 3 times a week, place it where there's sunlight, and that's it. 

I just wanna know if anyone has a cactus, and the ways to take care of it.  Coz my cactus has a beautiful flower on it.  Share with me about it!

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cactus is very easy to take care one just follow like waht you friend has told told you to do.....

cactus got flower one arr..... i have never seen one before... laugh.gif
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QUOTE(kuman @ Oct 21 2005, 10:17 PM)
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when i arrived here this evening i saw a couple of "putik" on that cactus tree.... it will bloom hopefully tomorrow.... i'll be back monday with the pics.. smile.gif stay tune.. smile.gif

and maybe acouple more from my mom cactus garden.. smile.gif


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i'm back with more pic as promised from mom's cactus garden...
unfortunately the big cactus flower notyet fully blossom.. but its getting there...


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post Oct 24 2005, 01:17 PM

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Hey, guys. I just went to the flower nursery shop near my place. They told me that i needed some soils (light brown in colour) for cactus, which is good enough as they said. According to them, i can't just use normal soil coz it absorbs more water and will cause the cactus to rot.

Hope this info helps!

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kuman: wat did ur mom do???? all ur cactus are over grown shocking.gif laugh.gif
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is there any difference with the cactus from cameron highlands and from other flower shop?

i got a small cactus with flower on it from cameron highlands.. shud i water it everyday? if yes, izzit at morning, afternoon or night?

im just new to caring the plants...
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QUOTE(i luv gunbound @ Nov 6 2005, 11:37 PM)
is there any difference with the cactus from cameron highlands and from other flower shop?

i got a small cactus with flower on it from cameron highlands.. shud i water it everyday? if yes, izzit at morning, afternoon or night?

im just new to caring the plants...
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Well, u don't have to water it everyday, but at least every 2 to 3 days. Sometimes, u can water it once a week.

So, u also got the same cactus from cameron ah? Well, it's been 1 month since i got it from there. I'm planning to put it into a bigger pot soon. The soil you can get it from the flower shop. Ask them, and they would recommend a light-brown soil for the cactus. It only cost me RM 1.50. smile.gif However, it's best not to use peat soils as it absorbs water which is bad for the cactus.

Hope this helps.


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ya.. it does helps...

but ... what if water a few drops everyday morning?? biggrin.gif

i just got it last week ..

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QUOTE(i luv gunbound @ Nov 10 2005, 12:35 AM)
ya.. it does helps...

but ... what if water a few drops everyday morning?? biggrin.gif

i just got it last week ..
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Hmm....i guess it's ok kua. But u must put ur cactus under the sunlight.
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really or not.. i laff when saw ur post .. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(Dark Steno @ Oct 21 2005, 04:58 AM)
At kampung, kambing eats cactus you know. sweat.gif
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Hahaha i thought it was a joke.. well, i thought THIS THREAD was a joke.. but actually got ppl interested in cactus thumbup.gif to LYF!!! totally l33t d00d!

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QUOTE(papadoom @ Nov 10 2005, 02:03 AM)
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Honestly, i've never heard anything about this before. Well, i don't dare to try it but all i know is that you can put a certain fertilizers on the cactus' soil and then plant the cactus in it. This way, the cactus will also grow faster.

As far as i know, everytime when you put a cactus into bigger pot, it will definitely grow compared to leaving it in the same pot when u first bought it. It's ok if you dowan to transfer the cactus into a bigger pot coz it wouldn't die off, but it also wouldn't grow.

Hope this helps!
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my cactus looks good till tuesday ...

i put it our for some sunlight after i water it few drops of water, then i continue to play my computer games la.. then suddenly i heard something .. its my cactus and the pot fell down ... and i dunno what to do now ... pls help me.. cry.gif
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You just have to put it back into the pot, if it's a small one.
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No worries there. Just put it back into the pot if possible.

This happen to me once, and my cactus still looks fine since it still small la. tongue.gif

It's been more than a month, and my cactus seems to be growing abit bigger.

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i grow then at my bathroom window, i have a small pot with 3 tiny cacti that i have grown from seed since 1998. they're still growing but tiny ^^
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QUOTE(SKSK @ Nov 22 2005, 05:59 PM)
i grow then at my bathroom window, i have a small pot with 3 tiny cacti that i have grown from seed since 1998. they're still growing but tiny ^^
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Wow!....Since 1998? That's a long time, dude. I figure it's time for you to transfer ur cactus into a bigger pot with better soils.

Tell me, where and how do u get those seeds?



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For me hor.. Cactus.. is depend on what type of cactus and which type of soil you have.. example, cactus that bought from supermarket or what everplace.. the soil that they are using is kind of water absorber... mean they only need to "rendam" the cactus pot into the water and make the whole soil wet and then it can "tahan" for a week. but those type of soil you can't use it in long term.. coz if you let it dry.. they'll stick together and if you just sprinker some water only... the water will dry up before absorb into the soil.. so i suggest just use the normal kampung soil~( i everytime will wash up all the soil after i bought from a shop and use my own soil tongue.gif ) but anyway.. sunlight is a must lar biggrin.gif cactus that bought from cameron maybe you can maybe use a piece of glass and put a piece of netting on it to prevent strong sunlight and water. me myself i use aquarium tongue.gif (put down the aquarium (top face front))
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U must at least change the soil every 8 month
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Oh..really? That's something new. smile.gif

Wow. I learned a new thing about cactus these days.

Fabulous!

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My 4 years old cactus. Was bought from camera 4 years ago..and was very small.

Changed the soil 2 times. But added fertilizer every 2 months. Flowering non stop now. I am using those green color N15 P15 K15 type of fertilizer. a tea spoon.
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Anyone into orchid?? Pls share the flower of ochid with pictures and experience...

Currently, i am keeping few type of wild ocrhids and some farm cultivated orchids....
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My father is into orchid... he keep some rare species as well..

spathoglottis Aura. Some of his fren says this species extinct in peninsular malaysia liao... but dunno..

now the plant still alive and breeding.... make some cross breed with local version of it..(purple color 1 that commonly found in the jungles)..

if got time I'll post some picture of it...
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wow....got babies?? may be i can exchange with yr dad.
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Not serious collector just buy whatever fancies me. Use to keep orchids but abandon already when the whole thing collapsed.

I grew them on a large tree stump but after about 3years the wood rot and everyting jatuh doh.gif

Do you know there is an orchid farm at Jalan Klang Lama? The owner has a large variety of orchids and some rare ones from Thailand. Mostly flowers is for export but you can drop by and buy the adult plants as well.
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you want some baby plant ... wait for my dade to register the species 1st heheh
he hybrid some sub-species using tissue cloning method... so waiting it to registered and then maybe..maybe can send to the market or something

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aiyahhhhhhhhhhh.... my cactus gone case liao lor.....!!
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itssg, if the baby of cactus grows from side, will you remove it? wat kind of fertilizer do u put? is it normal fertiliser?
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Say, when should I repot a plant? My plant, a "dracaena massangeana", has mostly thin roots, but also fat roots that extend all the way down to the bottom of the pot. Should I repot it into a bigger pot already?
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aiyahhhhhhhhhhh.... my cactus gone case liao lor.....!!
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What happen la? Got eaten by some ants or something??


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QUOTE(wKkaY @ Jan 21 2006, 01:51 PM)
Say, when should I repot a plant? My plant, a "dracaena massangeana", has mostly thin roots, but also fat roots that extend all the way down to the bottom of the pot. Should I repot it into a bigger pot already?
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It's up to you really. Honestly, i'm not too sure what plant is taht you're having. Lolz. It all depends on the plant itself.

I've just googled about ur plant, and here's the website. http://www.dracaena.com/Massangeana.asp


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Hi..only found the thread on gardening today hehehe...
I'm a Nepenthes / pitcher plant /periuk kera collector...just wanna share my old plant from my collection..
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funkychips....where to get the seed ???
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i havent grown them from seed before, but currently i'm trying out cross pollination between two different plants, one hybrid and other species so if get seed pods i might be selling them. My plants are bought from cameron highlands, sungai buloh, pahang and sarawak. You can try cuttings from old plants also. Just take a young shoot, cut it near the base and dip in rooting hormone, and plant in damp coconut fiber mix. but only some species can be reproduced by this method, others need seed.

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these are male flowers of Nepenthes miranda a hybrid of fusca and truncata, i choose them for their size and nice pitcher design.

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these are female flowers of Nepenthes gracilis, a very fast-growing nepenthes, so easy to grow.

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Ahhhh, a gardening thread! Good good, shouldnt we put this under pets wonderland? At least we are dealing with living things mar... happy.gif

Anyone ever try to plant those black tiny seeds of a dragonfruit before?
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yes i have, but never seem to grow shakehead.gif some tiny shoots came out then one week later all go back to the soil.
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aiyaaa anyone know where in penang i can get this plant ar ?
interested to keep 1 =)
anyone here got keep tobacco plant ?

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darren, you mean the pitcher plant or dragonfruit? if pitcher plant then penang got alot you go penang botanic gardens i think they got sell oso, garden center and nursery alot oso now. if dragonfruit then i not sure loh.
tobacco? hehehe...no...but it doesnt look attractive but only got one function haha... laugh.gif

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oh goody a gardenning thread, well here's a prob tat i need help with, my mom's pot has got a plant which has grow too big for the pot and nw we wanna move it to a new hse but the problem is we can't get it out all the roots and the..umm core if tatz wat u call it is too big and stick very tightly on the pot help help?
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oh goody a gardenning thread, well here's a prob tat i need help with, my mom's pot has got a plant which has grow too big for the pot and nw we wanna move it to a new hse but the problem is we can't get it out all the roots and the..umm core if tatz wat u call it is too big and stick very tightly on the pot help help?
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hi, any forummer like Adenium or 富贵花?
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Hi.

I noticed that my prized periwinkle plant is getting black patches at the base. NOT good, most likely stem rot. shakehead.gif

Now I must hunt for the source of it. I suspect it's from my compost.

I also need to know how to check the nutrient composition of the compost so I can decide what to put and what to ommit.

It's a cold compost in a flower box (the only thing that can fit on my balcony, very narrow sad.gif ) I always have to dig a central hole for aeration, although sometimes the kitchen scraps fill it up to the point a mount must be made.


No meat were used.
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seemed like nobody likes gardening? i feel so lonely here cry.gif
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is anyone here know where could find carnivorous plant supplier in malaysia? last time i got my venus flytrap at MAHA 2007. and the 2nd time at the nursery at Ukay Perdana, Ulu Kelang, (beside MRR2) but the number of the carnivorous plant is very little. but i dnt know now. less people like to try planting this kind of plant. if i could find just one pot then i will propagate it.
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i think we need a sub-forum or pinned thread for this hobby.
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hi, i seeking the true name of this grass

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common name that i awared of : japanese carpetgrass

i wanna do more research on it, for my yard carpet grass, but I can't find much details with that common name from mr google.
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Do you know the benefits of mulching your plants? You can really save lots of time on garden chores and instead, spend more time admiring it.

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Hm is sad to note that this thread is not active anymore...
Here are the peeps? Come let us join in the discussion smile.gif

Let's start by discussing the most preferred garden flowers, in your opinion.

In my opinion, daisy is the best! The grandeur of the flowers in full bloom. And I find it to be more resilient to insecticides smile.gif

What do you guys think ?


Added on October 26, 2012, 11:47 amSigh... ppl dun like gardening anymore?

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QUOTE(nujikabane @ Oct 18 2012, 09:25 PM)
Hm is sad to note that this thread is not active anymore...
Here are the peeps? Come let us join in the discussion smile.gif

Let's start by discussing the most preferred garden flowers, in your opinion.

In my opinion, daisy is the best! The grandeur of the flowers in full bloom. And I find it to be more resilient to insecticides smile.gif

What do you guys think ?


Added on October 26, 2012, 11:47 amSigh... ppl dun like gardening anymore?
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i was searching for a gardening thread in lyn and here i found it.... biggrin.gif

i dun think no ppl like gardening, it is just that this thread falls inside this collectible and hobbies section
where majority frequented by young ppl...

gardening ppl are majority house wife/husband, unker anties that spend more time at home,
they dun usually masuk this gundam n transformer den..... biggrin.gif tongue.gif

i can't find any local gardening forum at all, but a lot of gardening blogs,
which is not suitable for discussion...

to enable this thread to be found,
need to post more stuff regarding local plants, gears, pics, sungai buloh etc etc, then very fast
when ppl search it will come out top on google.... laugh.gif

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Where, how to go to Sungai Buloh nursery, nurseries, gps , location.

The sungai buloh nurseries is located along a road, on the left side, right after you have pass by Hospital Sungai Buloh.
the gps coordinates for the left turn is, as below.

3.221008, 101.590141‎

+3° 13' 15.63", +101° 35' 24.51"

After you have made the left turn, go along and you will see nurseries on both sides of the road, all the way
until the end, where there is a chinese temple on the right side.

Google map to Sungai Buloh Nursery

If you do not make the left turn, just drive along the main road, and you will see more stalls selling plants especially bougainvillea,
on the right side.

Another location in Sungai Buloh is the ' Green Lane ' row of nurseries, located along Jalan Sungai Buloh, right after Sungai Buloh New Village, all the way until Rubber Research Institute Sungai Buloh.

3.188910, 101.578420‎
+3° 11' 20.08", +101° 34' 42.31"

to

3.153736, 101.553816‎
+3° 9' 13.45", +101° 33' 13.74"

Normally, the prices of plants at Green Lane is more expensive than those nurseries hidden after the hospital.
Due to the secluded location ( after hospital area) and heavy traffic in Green Lane, most people bought from green lane because
of the visibility and convenience.

With Chinese New Year about 2 months away, the nurseries in sungai buloh will stock up plenty of plants especially brought in just for CNY celebration. biggrin.gif

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LOl you may be right, LOL.
Perhaps this thread is better placed in some other category?

Anyway, does anyone have any experience gardening daisies?

My daisies have lots of leaves, but no flowers at all.
Wonder how to make the flowers come out
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QUOTE(nujikabane @ Dec 2 2012, 10:12 AM)
LOl you may be right, LOL.
Perhaps this thread is better placed in some other category?

Anyway, does anyone have any experience gardening daisies?

My daisies have lots of leaves, but no flowers at all.
Wonder how to make the flowers come out
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mebe u can search online....

i'm no gardening expert.. biggrin.gif just noob.... tongue.gif
how bout slowly feed it with flowering fertilizer??
my plants oso, sometime flower sometimes not...
i only like tough plants.. biggrin.gif

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guys, any of u know where to purchase similar birdhouses that are currently in display at mid valley?
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guys, any of u know where to purchase similar birdhouses that are currently in display at mid valley?
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birdhouse in MV??
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birdhouse in MV??
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yeah, their xmas deco is all based on birdhouses, i've been wanting to find those ready-made or DIY birdhouse to put at my garden but cannot find...
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QUOTE(adam_lss @ Dec 4 2012, 04:31 PM)
yeah, their xmas deco is all based on birdhouses, i've been wanting to find those ready-made or DIY birdhouse to put at my garden but cannot find...
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got pic?
most prob the props are custom made...
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QUOTE(H2D @ Dec 4 2012, 04:38 PM)
got pic?
most prob the props are custom made...
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some of the pics can be viewed here in these 2 blogs smile.gif

http://kxinkeryn.blogspot.com/2012/12/chri...y-megamall.html
http://grandelle.blogspot.com/2012/12/mid-...decoration.html

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QUOTE(adam_lss @ Dec 4 2012, 05:14 PM)
if u get a carpenter, they can custom make for u,

this is wht i found in google.... frm kedah

custom birdhouse

http://customsbirdy.blogspot.com/

http://www.newpages.com.my/en/company/1381...e_%28_M_%29.htm


this one is nice...

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in msia mebe the gagak will go n make nest.... laugh.gif tongue.gif biggrin.gif

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i am finding those craft shops dunno got those DIY one or not... no time to go buy wood to do doh.gif
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u need it for? garden deco?
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u need it for? garden deco?
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both as garden deco and to get more birds coming to my house for my photography smile.gif

i think that if i really cant get any birdhouses, might get those coconut shell and put in some dry grass to try smile.gif
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guys, any of u know where to purchase similar birdhouses that are currently in display at mid valley?
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Have you tried looking at Nilai 3?
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Have you tried looking at Nilai 3?
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Hm I was referring to the query about the birdhouses, LOL.
Gardening-wise, not really. I don't think got shops selling gardening tools, or flowers there.
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QUOTE(nujikabane @ Dec 8 2012, 03:04 PM)
Hm I was referring to the query about the birdhouses, LOL.
Gardening-wise, not really. I don't think got shops selling gardening tools, or flowers there.
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then u mean house deco stuffs?

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QUOTE(nujikabane @ Dec 8 2012, 03:39 PM)
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I know this is an old thread but does anyone know where I can get moss from nurseries. Im planning to make like 20 mini terrarium garden. Would appreciate if anyone knows nurseries nearby KL/Old klang road/kuchai area?

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QUOTE(sedjet @ Sep 16 2013, 08:07 PM)
I know this is an old thread but does anyone know where I can get moss from nurseries. Im planning to make like 20 mini terrarium garden. Would appreciate if anyone knows nurseries nearby KL/Old klang road/kuchai area? 

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i also plan to make a mini terrarium,can use my little figurines to good use instead of throwing away..not those anime figurines lar..just those small cutesy stuff i used to adore when i was younger =P
btw can share pics of ur terrariums?
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sedjet can post pics of ur mini terrariums if u still have them?
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My garden's plant is suffering from this strange leafs problem, is it due to too much water or too little water?

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My garden's plant is suffering from this strange leafs problem, is it due to too much water or too little water?

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that looks like leaf scorching, its prolly a shade loving plant placed in the wrong location.
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Ive been looking high and low for the lemon verbena or Aloysia citriodora, a pungent lemon smelling shrub, but to no avail. I did brot some back from Australia but unfortunately, they died because of the excessive rains weve been having since last year.

having said that, wut are the legal requirements for bringing plants from KL to KK? have anyone done that before?
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QUOTE(Einjahr @ Feb 10 2014, 06:53 PM)
that looks like leaf scorching, its prolly a shade loving plant placed in the wrong location.
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but the gardener told me this plant "tomato cocos?" is suitable to be planted under direct sunlight...
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but the gardener told me this plant "tomato cocos?" is suitable to be planted under direct sunlight...
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tomato cocos ? whaaats that? lol, sounds like he just thought of that name from the blue. This guy looks more like a relative of the calathea family from South America and enjoy half sun to full shade.

third picture show obvious signs of wilting and thinning of leaf tissue caused by excessive heat.

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Need some help guys reg fertilisers

Im looking for a specific fertilizer which ia npk 1:3:2.

Need highest in P rest 0 also nvm... and I cant seem to find any...ive read that bat guano is high in P but xant get any info on malaysia bat guano. Read in one site that malaysia guano depends from which cave..some high nitrogen some phosphorus.... any idea what I can do for a high dose of P?
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QUOTE(Wira_lover @ Mar 23 2014, 01:37 PM)
Need some help guys reg fertilisers

Im looking for a specific fertilizer which ia npk 1:3:2.

Need highest in P rest 0 also nvm... and I cant seem to find any...ive read that bat guano is high in P but xant get any info on malaysia bat guano. Read in one site that malaysia guano depends from which cave..some high nitrogen some phosphorus.... any idea what I can do for a high dose of P?
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Hi Guys! I have an empty plot of land (about 400 sq feet) in front of my house and thought of doing a nice easy maintenance garden. I have no clue on gardening, and was wondering if you guys have any ideas to share...

what sort of plants to plant.. I have a huge tree that shades the place too, so please suggest me some easy beautiful plants!

Appreciate your feedbacks! biggrin.gif
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I am new in this Hobbies, Collectibles and Model Kits> Gardening forum.
As my hobby is gardening, hence would like to chat, learn and share here in the forum.

Hi to all again! =)


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I know this is an old thread but does anyone know where I can get moss from nurseries. Im planning to make like 20 mini terrarium garden. Would appreciate if anyone knows nurseries nearby KL/Old klang road/kuchai area? 

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This is a superb idea! Any progress on your terrarium?
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Guys,

I do simple gardening in balcony condo.
Dunno why i plant onion, garlic, cili... at first it shoots out healthy.
Then suppose 2 weeks can harvest such as spring onion. The below pic i have planted since December, it shows no sign of growing and drying.

Even the chili also start to show dying.

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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Jan 25 2016, 04:39 PM)
Guys,

I do simple gardening in balcony condo.
Dunno why i plant onion, garlic, cili... at first it shoots out healthy.
Then suppose 2 weeks can harvest such as spring onion. The below pic i have planted since December, it shows no sign of growing and drying.

Even the chili also start to show dying.

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Looking at the pictures, the soil looks to be compacted, probably due to heavy watering. Try loosening the soil with a fork. Best to water with a fine rose watering can. if using water hose, set a very fine spray but longer duration. Try to let top part dry out between waterings.
For onion, garlics, break some egg shells finely and scatter on the top to repel snails. Ground coffee also can. The snails can be small and undetectable at first.

How much sunlight are they exposed to? Evening or morning sun?

I'm no expert but just some points for consideration...
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QUOTE(judesh @ Mar 3 2016, 10:35 AM)
Looking at the pictures, the soil looks to be compacted, probably due to heavy watering. Try loosening the soil with a fork. Best to water with a fine rose watering can. if using water hose, set a very fine spray but longer duration. Try to let top part dry out between waterings.
For onion, garlics, break some egg shells finely and scatter on the top to repel snails. Ground coffee also can. The snails can be small and undetectable at first.

How much sunlight are they exposed to? Evening or morning sun?

I'm no expert but just some points for consideration...
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I water it everyday. Not over flood it but keep the soil moist. <--correct?
No snail detected, i live at 20th floor. I got put egg shell for calcium.
Sunlight expose in the morning.

Maybe due to too much sunlight, my mom advised me to cover it little bit.
The onion no need to peel the skin right? There is leaf shoot out then just plant it that simple?
The soil i mix with rotten food.

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Hi guys,

Need some help with my plants over here, you can see the before and after...seems to be dying, turning yellow. Is there anything that i can do to get it back to the way it used to be? We keep it in the washroom and water it from time to time. It has been two years, what are we missing? Can anyone shed some light and advise?

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QUOTE(kennylh82 @ Mar 31 2016, 03:52 PM)
Hi guys,
Need some help with my plants over here, you can see the before and after...seems to be dying, turning yellow. Is there anything that i can do to get it back to the way it used to be? We keep it in the washroom and water it from time to time. It has been two years, what are we missing? Can anyone shed some light and advise?
The plant has sentimental values to me  sad.gif
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Aloe vera?


http://www.aloebarn.com/watering-your-aloe-vera-plants

Yellow can be seen in two common areas. Tips or edges start getting yellow and then dark spots on the yellow, this is usually a sunburn issue but if the entire plant is turning a yellow shade then it could be lacking sun and not e producing enough chlorophyll. Just pay attention to the change you make and watch your plant closely over the next two weeks. Aloe Vera plants are hardy plants and can survive in extreme conditions, but with proper care they will thrive.
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Indoor hydroponics gardening here. Live in a level 18 apartment with little sun light. Have to use altenative light sorce for my plants. Have a look >> KEBUN ANGKASA
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I inherited some orchids and do no how to care for them....transplant a few and they survived ! but not flowering ....

what fertiliser to use and how to use them...

also if anyone knows a good gardener who knows how to take care of orchid and how to grow veg in hydroponictips way I would like to hear from them.

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reviving old thread. but dont think it'll survive hahah. just got into this plant/gardening stuff and its pretty relaxing (as long as nothings dying). dont have my small koi pond anymore so this will do tongue.gif

anwyyas. heres my kangkung... also trying to grow cili, tomatoes, mint, and later on looking for okra, spring onion and aloe vera

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reviving old thread. but dont think it'll survive hahah. just got into this plant/gardening stuff and its pretty relaxing (as long as nothings dying). dont have my small koi pond anymore so this will do tongue.gif

anwyyas. heres my kangkung... also trying to grow cili, tomatoes, mint, and later on looking for okra, spring onion and aloe vera
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Hi guys, good (and quite surprised!) to find a gardening thread here in LYN laugh.gif
It is kind of sad that gardening is not that popular with the younger generation sad.gif
Anyways, I am picking up some gardening skills as well, I understand how soothing and satisfying it can be looking at the plants grow and fruit. Perhaps we can learn from one another laugh.gif

I think chilly and aloe vera will require quite alot of direct sunlight to grow properly hmm.gif
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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Oct 22 2016, 11:31 PM)
Hi guys, good (and quite surprised!) to find a gardening thread here in LYN laugh.gif
It is kind of sad that gardening is not that popular with the younger generation  sad.gif
Anyways, I am picking up some gardening skills as well, I understand how soothing and satisfying it can be looking at the plants grow and fruit. Perhaps we can learn from one another laugh.gif

I think chilly and aloe vera will require quite alot of direct sunlight to grow properly  hmm.gif
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Yeah seems cili needs a lot of sun. So don't know how well it wjll grow on my balcony. I heard aloe can grow even indoors. So I'm not sure. I'm currently just growing whatever has seeds haha. Just planted some ladies finger seeds today....
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Yeah seems cili needs a lot of sun. So don't know how well it wjll grow on my balcony. I heard aloe can grow even indoors. So I'm not sure. I'm currently just growing whatever has seeds haha. Just planted some ladies finger seeds today....
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Cili is kind of tricky, I have 2 purple ones from India. Sometimes they grow very well, sometimes they die off and then recover and flower again confused.gif
As long as your balcony is exposed to the sun for more then 4-5 hours per day I think many plants that love sun will be able to adapt accordingly. Yeah, aloe vera should grow, but have to make sure it gets as much sunlight as possible, and not too much water lo, a very useful plant to have rclxms.gif

Would love to plant ladies fingers someday hehe, please do keep us updated~ All the best
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Cili is kind of tricky, I have 2 purple ones from India. Sometimes they grow very well, sometimes they die off and then recover and flower again  :confused:
As long as your balcony is exposed to the sun for more then 4-5 hours per day I think many plants that love sun will be able to adapt accordingly. Yeah, aloe vera should grow, but have to make sure it gets as much sunlight as possible, and not too much water lo, a very useful plant to have  rclxms.gif

Would love to plant ladies fingers someday hehe, please do keep us updated~ All the best
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Yeah but the ladies finger is quite a big plant so dunno how thats gonna do. Might have to put it on the outside ledge where my -aircon compressor is haha. Got lots f space out there.
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Yeah but the ladies finger is quite a big plant so dunno how thats gonna do. Might have to put it on the outside ledge where my -aircon compressor is haha. Got lots f space out there.
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Yeah I think that will be a good idea but have to make sure it doesn't affect your aircon haha laugh.gif
Ladies fingers should be fairly easy, have to make sure to keep the soil moist up until they flower, by then the watering should be reduced to avoid rotting. Have to look out for insect pests as well, although I think it shouldn't be a problem if you are only planting one or two~


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Sharing my Coleus (known as Hati-hati in BM) plants rclxm9.gif

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This plant is hugely popular because of their colorful foliage which will give your garden that extra WOW factor! Some more they are quite easy to take care of and don't cost much~

I'm trying to start a Coleus collection but I've made a big mistake- I forgot to make sure I get all the varieties with the same leaf sizes! XD
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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Oct 27 2016, 11:16 AM)
Sharing my Coleus (known as Hati-hati in BM) plants  rclxm9.gif

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This plant is hugely popular because of their colorful foliage which will  give your garden that extra WOW factor! Some more they are quite easy to take care of and don't cost much~

I'm trying to start a Coleus collection but I've made a big mistake- I forgot to make sure I get all the varieties with the same leaf sizes! XD
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Wow nice! Seems you got a nice container garden happening there.
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Wow nice! Seems you got a nice container garden happening there.
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Thanks man!
Currently its just a very simple garden, hope to size it up when there's more space laugh.gif
I also plan to start growing some vegetables as well haha thumbsup.gif
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Wah, good to know got gardening kaki here. I am starting on herbs plants and recently bought Sweet Basil plant. I already have Indian Borage which is growing so fast and super easy to take care of. Gonna buy mint, rosemary and maybe oregano next.

My aloe plant is thriving though at one point when it was first given to me, it nearly died that week. I have not much luck with succulents...so many have died on me. I am now very motivated to start my own vegetable pot garden.

I live in highrise so space is limited at balcony. Hope to get some gardening tips and photos sharing from fellow gardening enthusiasts here.
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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Oct 27 2016, 11:41 PM)
Thanks man!
Currently its just a very simple garden, hope to size it up when there's more space  laugh.gif
I also plan to start growing some vegetables as well haha  thumbsup.gif
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yeah veggies quite cool. kinda like useful plant hahah. im thinking to try japanese cucumber. but as im in condo, seems gotta pollinate all the flowers by hand otherwise no fruit. sleep.gif but supposedly after 40-50 days can harvest (from seed). i guess after that should be much faster.



QUOTE(audy @ Oct 28 2016, 03:03 PM)
Wah, good to know got gardening kaki here. I am starting on herbs  plants and recently bought Sweet Basil plant.  I already have Indian Borage which is growing so fast and super easy to take care of. Gonna buy mint, rosemary and maybe oregano next. 

My aloe plant is thriving though at one point when it was first given to me, it nearly died that week.  I have not much luck with succulents...so many have died on me.  I am now very motivated to start my own vegetable pot garden.

I live in highrise so space is limited at balcony.  Hope to get some gardening tips and photos sharing from fellow gardening enthusiasts here.
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new kaki here heheh.

yeah i wanna get some rosemary and aloe. hope can find some this weekend.

i got some mint, but its a bit annoying as its like a weed. i just repotted it because the leaves were so small. after research they said there is so many roots that it suffocates itself. hai... stupiak plant haha. dunno what to do with all the mint thouhg...
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yeah veggies quite cool. kinda like useful plant hahah. im thinking to try japanese cucumber. but as im in condo, seems gotta pollinate all the flowers by hand otherwise no fruit. sleep.gif but supposedly after 40-50 days can harvest (from seed). i guess after that should be much faster.
new kaki here heheh.

yeah i wanna get some rosemary and aloe. hope can find some this weekend.

i got some mint, but its a bit annoying as its like a weed. i just repotted it because the leaves were so small. after research they said there is so many roots that it suffocates itself. hai... stupiak plant haha. dunno what to do with all the mint thouhg...
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You can give away your mints to family and friends smile.gif

I have tomato plants., gotten a few batches of fruits already and looking to plant new ones. The pollinating will be slower....sometimes I will just shake it with my hands to help it along biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 28 2016, 03:14 PM)
You can give away your mints to family and friends  smile.gif 

I have tomato plants., gotten a few batches of fruits already and looking to plant new ones. The pollinating will be slower....sometimes I will just shake it with my hands to help it along  biggrin.gif
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maybe will do that slowly haha. im thinking to start a new pot and just get rid of the mother plant. the cuttings ive rooted seem to be growing much much better.

my tomato plant is still growing steadily. in condo its a bit hard to get such strong sunlight. so i guess thats why. seems all growing though, so thats good. hehe. i just grabbed a tomato and squeezed the seeds into the soil... so easy it shocked me ahaha. same for my cili padi plant. but yah. seems all need sun. dunno how im gonna manage that...
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maybe will do that slowly haha. im thinking to start a new pot and just get rid of the mother plant. the cuttings ive rooted seem to be growing much much better.

my tomato plant is still growing steadily. in condo its a bit hard to get such strong sunlight. so i guess thats why. seems all growing though, so thats good. hehe. i just grabbed a tomato and squeezed the seeds into the soil... so easy it shocked me ahaha. same for my cili padi plant. but yah. seems all need sun. dunno how im gonna manage that...
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Actually when my young tomato plant was growing, I put them under direct sunlight. Then suddenly as they grew taller, they seem to not be able to handle direct heat anymore. Now I put the plants in a shaded area but it's bright enough. The leaves are looking dry each time when I get home from work. I also planted some cili from seeds...they have sprouted but their growth seem to be stunted at 5-6 inches...maybe cos they are in the same pot as the tomatoes. I am going to repot them this weekend and hopefully they will start growing again. Same goes to my lemon.
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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 28 2016, 03:35 PM)
Actually when my young tomato plant was growing, I put them under direct sunlight.  Then suddenly as they grew taller, they seem to not be able to handle direct heat anymore. Now I put the plants in a shaded area but it's bright enough. The leaves are looking dry each time when I get home from work. I also planted some cili from seeds...they have sprouted but their growth seem to be stunted at 5-6 inches...maybe cos they are in the same pot as the tomatoes. I am going to repot them this weekend and hopefully they will start growing again. Same goes to my lemon.
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yeah they say tomato and cili need quite a bit space. i guess each need their own pot. right now my tomato growing in the 1l coke bottle, just cut in half. once its bigger gonna move it to a bigger pot. my cili still so puny. but got so many of them. i keep removing them, but they keep sprouting.... i dont know how many biji i threw in there... a bit craazy. like grass hahah.
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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 28 2016, 03:03 PM)
Wah, good to know got gardening kaki here. I am starting on herbs  plants and recently bought Sweet Basil plant.  I already have Indian Borage which is growing so fast and super easy to take care of. Gonna buy mint, rosemary and maybe oregano next. 

My aloe plant is thriving though at one point when it was first given to me, it nearly died that week.  I have not much luck with succulents...so many have died on me.  I am now very motivated to start my own vegetable pot garden.

I live in highrise so space is limited at balcony.  Hope to get some gardening tips and photos sharing from fellow gardening enthusiasts here.
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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 28 2016, 03:35 PM)
Actually when my young tomato plant was growing, I put them under direct sunlight.  Then suddenly as they grew taller, they seem to not be able to handle direct heat anymore. Now I put the plants in a shaded area but it's bright enough. The leaves are looking dry each time when I get home from work. I also planted some cili from seeds...they have sprouted but their growth seem to be stunted at 5-6 inches...maybe cos they are in the same pot as the tomatoes. I am going to repot them this weekend and hopefully they will start growing again. Same goes to my lemon.
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Wah, learnt something new today- Indian Borage notworthy.gif notworthy.gif Will look for them hehe~
Mint, rosemary and Oregano are supposedly very easy to grow, basically just need to provide full sun/bright light + moist (but not soggy) soil.
That said, I only managed to grow Rosemary and Oregano, dunno why my mints didn't like me and dieded doh.gif
Rosemaries are easy to propagate by cutting, can save a bit haha, I think most people will have it. The scent is very strong, and I really love it although I have no idea how to use it in cooked dishes laugh.gif

QUOTE(panda-man @ Oct 28 2016, 03:40 PM)
yeah they say tomato and cili need quite a bit space. i guess each need their own pot. right now my tomato growing in the 1l coke bottle, just cut in half. once its bigger gonna move it to a bigger pot. my cili still so puny. but got so many of them. i keep removing them, but they keep sprouting.... i dont know how many biji i threw in there... a bit craazy. like grass hahah.
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I have a purple chilli plant but its growth "behaviour" is a bit awkward. Sometimes it grows very well, and then suddenly many of the leaves will turn yellow and drop- almost to the brink of the plant dying, then revive again etc. Its abnormal right? Not sure whether its nutrient deficiency or overwatering laugh.gif
Any ideas sifus? notworthy.gif

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good to know this thread alive.

Last time i plant chili, garlic, onion, potato and lime in condo balcony. After 3 weeks growing out leaf, then it started to die.

Cili is the easiest.. Throw all the seed then very fast shoot out.



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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Oct 30 2016, 02:45 AM)
good to know this thread alive.

Last time i plant chili, garlic, onion, potato and lime in condo balcony. After 3 weeks growing out leaf, then it started to die.

Cili is the easiest.. Throw all the seed then very fast shoot out.
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Welcome welcome thumbup.gif
Are you still planting? I plan to grow lime too~

I noticed that one of the most important things in starting out at gardening is ensuring that the soil is well drained hmm.gif
I made a terrible mistake in using soil found on the ground for my first few plants and needless to say many plants died because the soil became too soggy haha laugh.gif
Nowadays I just buy all-purpose planting-ready soil which is pretty convenient to use. The chances of plants dying are also lower since the soil are properly mixed with different components that strike a balance in nutrients, water retention, weight etc. I know some experts who like to mix their own individual components for that added specificity since different plants may require slightly different growing conditions. I hope I will be good as them some day haha laugh.gif



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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Oct 30 2016, 02:50 PM)
Welcome welcome thumbup.gif
Are you still planting? I plan to grow lime too~

I noticed that one of the most important things in starting out at gardening is ensuring that the soil is well drained hmm.gif
I made a terrible mistake in using soil found on the ground for my first few plants and needless to say many plants died because the soil became too soggy haha  laugh.gif
Nowadays I just buy all-purpose planting-ready soil which is pretty convenient to use. The chances of plants dying are also lower since the soil are properly mixed with different components that strike a balance in nutrients, water retention, weight etc. I know some experts who like to mix their own individual components  for that added specificity since different plants may require slightly different growing conditions. I hope I will be good as them some day haha laugh.gif
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i want to grow those easy and fast like spring onion, herbs for cooking use.
Next i want to try is spring onion which is look easy but the green stop at 1cm and never grow taller anymore. confused.gif

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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Oct 30 2016, 02:50 PM)
Welcome welcome thumbup.gif
Are you still planting? I plan to grow lime too~

I noticed that one of the most important things in starting out at gardening is ensuring that the soil is well drained hmm.gif
I made a terrible mistake in using soil found on the ground for my first few plants and needless to say many plants died because the soil became too soggy haha  laugh.gif
Nowadays I just buy all-purpose planting-ready soil which is pretty convenient to use. The chances of plants dying are also lower since the soil are properly mixed with different components that strike a balance in nutrients, water retention, weight etc. I know some experts who like to mix their own individual components  for that added specificity since different plants may require slightly different growing conditions. I hope I will be good as them some day haha laugh.gif
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yeah those are real sifu. mixing soils lah, using perilite lah, mixing species etc. im just like hmm. soil, check. seed, check. water check. sun, check. ok. grow seeds grow! hahaha.


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i want to grow those easy and fast like spring onion, herbs for cooking use. 
Next i want to try is spring onion which is look easy but the green stop at 1cm and never grow taller anymore. confused.gif
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yeah, im also trying to increase my usable garden, because sometimes you only need a little bit, but no choice to buy a whole bunch. my cili currently is similar to yours. but i already trimmed a lot of them off. now just aroudn 10 left, and will keep trimming till left two of the strongest.

spring onion never yet tried. but yesterday planted some purple veggie that my wife bought. no idea what it is though. hahah. just cut the roots and plant. we will see how it goes...
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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Oct 30 2016, 05:23 PM)
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I  want to grow those easy and fast like spring onion, herbs for cooking use. 
Next i want to try is spring onion which is look easy but the green stop at 1cm and never grow taller anymore. confused.gif
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Wow your pots are really deep smile.gif . Good idea to use that for planting tomatoes. I tried planting spring onion too before too since it is said to be easy but like yours, the growth was super slow so I threw it away.

My current project is planting veggies on a planter box biggrin.gif . I started a "sawi" seedling pot over the weekend. Will see how that turns out.
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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 31 2016, 09:05 AM)
Wow your pots are really deep  smile.gif .  Good idea to use that for planting tomatoes.  I tried planting spring onion too before too since it is said to be easy but like yours, the growth was super slow so I threw it away.

My current project is planting veggies on a planter box  biggrin.gif . I started a "sawi" seedling pot over the weekend.  Will see how that turns out.
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yeah i need to get a hold of more planter boxes. right now growing things in those hanging pots as they are way cheaper. medium sized pot only RM2-3 planter is RM20+ (baba) but planters do look better. hehe. i growing my kangkung in daiso planter box though. only RM5, but its small, but i think its ok. going to try to harvest in 1-2 weeks. if i keep cutting the kangkung instead of replanting new seeds, will it still have a nice taste? or will the taste change? anyone know?

just sowed some japanese cucumber (green world) last night. they say in 40 days can harvest. quite excited hahah. hope they grow. first time planting from bought seeds. planted in organic soil i picked up yesterday from the nursery. currently using old kiwi box to see if they sprout. *pray* hahah
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QUOTE(panda-man @ Oct 31 2016, 09:36 AM)
yeah i need to get a hold of more planter boxes. right now growing things in those hanging pots as they are way cheaper. medium sized pot only RM2-3 planter is RM20+ (baba) but planters do look better. hehe. i growing my kangkung in daiso planter box though. only RM5, but its small, but i think its ok. going to try to harvest in 1-2 weeks. if i keep cutting the kangkung instead of replanting new seeds, will it still have a nice taste? or will the taste change? anyone know?

just sowed some japanese cucumber (green world) last night. they say in 40 days can harvest. quite excited hahah. hope they grow. first time planting from bought seeds. planted in organic soil i picked up yesterday from the nursery. currently using old kiwi box to see if they sprout. *pray* hahah
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You will need to put stake for your cucumber plant to climb so a deep container will be good. I made a mistake with my tomato using those rectangle small planter box...they grew to about 5 ft and my planter box wasn't deep enough to support the stick so I had to tie the stick to my balcony railing...but the stem is still falling here and there...looking very messy.

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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 31 2016, 12:16 PM)
You will need to put stake for your cucumber plant to climb so a deep container will be good. I made a  mistake with my tomato using those rectangle small planter box...they grew to about 5 ft and my planter box wasn't deep enough to support the stick so I had to tie the stick to my balcony railing...but the stem is still falling here and there...looking very messy.
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thanks. yeah i gotta go get a big pot as i just used my container for my tomato plant. i got a few smaller stakes, but 5ft! hmm. need to consider getting longer ones then heheh.

my cucumbers have all sprouted, planted 12 seeds.... now got 12 seedlings... dunno what to do with them, maybe go plant them at my parents house hahah.
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Hello everyone wave.gif

Im just starting my small organic garden on my yard area, and there is few of flowers and green plants.
I ve googled that good organic source of nitrogen is alfafa meal and blood meal, and bone meal can supply good amount of phosphorus. Ive tried alfafa meal before but my plants got burnt cause its fast composing process. shocking.gif
I tried googling around for blood meal and bone meal near klang valley but canot find lor.. sad.gif

Anybody got any idea where can i find em? rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(TaqiyAbdullah @ Nov 4 2016, 09:34 AM)
Hello everyone wave.gif

Im just starting my small organic garden on my yard area, and there is few of flowers and green plants.
I ve googled that good organic source of nitrogen is alfafa meal and blood meal, and bone meal can supply good amount of phosphorus. Ive tried alfafa meal before but my plants got burnt cause its fast composing process.  shocking.gif
I tried googling around for blood meal and bone meal near klang valley but canot find lor..  sad.gif

Anybody got any idea where can i find em? rclxub.gif
Thanks.
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i dunno, but is that really necessary? i think just use the water from when you rinse your rice grains is enough. as long as not hydroponic system.
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i dunno, but is that really necessary? i think just use the water from when you rinse your rice grains is enough. as long as not hydroponic system.
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its not that necessary, but i believe the result would be awesome for green plant and flowers, since it has highest amount of N and P in organic fertilizer.. worth to try nod.gif
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QUOTE(TaqiyAbdullah @ Nov 4 2016, 09:34 AM)
Hello everyone wave.gif

Im just starting my small organic garden on my yard area, and there is few of flowers and green plants.
I ve googled that good organic source of nitrogen is alfafa meal and blood meal, and bone meal can supply good amount of phosphorus. Ive tried alfafa meal before but my plants got burnt cause its fast composing process.  shocking.gif
I tried googling around for blood meal and bone meal near klang valley but canot find lor..  sad.gif

Anybody got any idea where can i find em? rclxub.gif
Thanks.
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Maybe you can try to search for food processing or manufacturing company? Because they are the waste product from livestock, but you will most likely need to do some research on how to prepare the fertilizer using those raw materials.
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Fingercross... the chili grow so much crowded. Hope it won't die easily.
My diy pot enough big? no need to transfer?
izzit 2 months time expect to see chili ?

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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Nov 8 2016, 11:31 PM)
Fingercross... the chili grow so much crowded. Hope it won't die easily.
My diy pot enough big? no need to transfer?
izzit 2 months time expect to see chili ?

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Chili seems to be growing well. But you will need to get rid of most of them. Chili plant is quite big so just keep cutting them till only like few stalks. Then keep cutting till 1 left.
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Hi all ,
it is normal for a 1month cherry tomato plant to look skinny ??
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Hello fellow gardeners! Never think of LYN has gardening thread before but somehow today I casually search for "Gardening" and found out this thread!

Still new to gardening myself.. so far I have snake plant.. hawthornia.. okra.. guava.. lemon.. gonna start on mulberry..

Decide to grow some herbs as me myself love to use herbs in cooking.. but I have no idea where to get seeds of herbs..
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QUOTE(Ginta0516 @ Nov 14 2016, 01:38 PM)
Hello fellow gardeners! Never think of LYN has gardening thread before but somehow today I casually search for "Gardening" and found out this thread!

Still new to gardening myself.. so far I have snake plant.. hawthornia.. okra.. guava.. lemon.. gonna start on mulberry..

Decide to grow some herbs as me myself love to use herbs in cooking.. but I have no idea where to get seeds of herbs..
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for herbs, maybe just ask someone for cuttings. or just go to the nursery. they normally have rosemary, and mint for <RM15 for a healthy medium sized plant.

for mint cuttings just put it in water and it will root and can just plant it. but mint is a weed so make sure to plant it in a pot to avoid it from overrunning your garden.


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QUOTE(panda-man @ Nov 14 2016, 01:44 PM)
for herbs, maybe just ask someone for cuttings. or just go to the nursery. they normally have rosemary, and mint for <RM15 for a healthy medium sized plant.

for mint cuttings just put it in water and it will root and can just plant it. but mint is a weed so make sure to plant it in a pot to avoid it from overrunning your garden.
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Too bad most of the people I know are not into gardening.. and the elder one only growing veggies and fruits.. I went to some nursery in my city (Kuching) but sadly can't find any.. few supermarkets did sells herbs in pot but I don't dare to buy as I afraid they might experience temperature shock.. now I am just looking to buy from online stores..
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seems my tomato plant on my balcony started flowering. i ketuk ketuk and hopefully can get some fruit out of them... my cucumber growing damn slow...
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This morning this chili's leaf look active pointing straight like usual.

I use the remaining water to water the chili this early morning. Then went to check just now the leaf pointing downward show sign of dying. I shift away from getting the sunlight.

What went wrong?

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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Nov 18 2016, 11:22 AM)
This morning this chili's leaf look active pointing straight like usual.

I use the remaining water to water the chili this early morning. Then went to check just now the leaf pointing downward show sign of dying. I shift away from getting the sunlight.

What went wrong?

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the roots are probably choking each other. you should only have 1 plant in that pot, not like a bush. you need to cut the weak ones and kill them off.
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hehe i havent menanam anything yet, but thinking of planting something at my house.. actually for me i think the best pokok to have at my house is pandan, serai & limau. will definitely be useful. but these trees i think is more suitable to plant if got yard / live in bungalow. i can only grow in pots..

now browsing the net to get some ideas of what plants to grow & how laugh.gif

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QUOTE(Perbaman @ Nov 24 2016, 10:15 AM)
hehe i havent menanam anything yet, but thinking of planting something at my house.. actually for me i think the best pokok to have at my house is pandan, serai & limau. will definitely be useful. but these trees i think is more suitable to plant if got yard / live in bungalow. i can only grow in pots..

now browsing the net to get some ideas of what plants to grow & how laugh.gif
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grow a tomato plant. get a medium sized pot and next time you makan tomato, just scoop some seeds and straight throw them onto the soil and then cover with a bit more soil. dont need to basuh or anything and they will grow nicely. then chop the ones which arent growing well till only 1 king left. and it will grow up nicely.
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Nov 24 2016, 10:28 AM)
grow a tomato plant. get a medium sized pot and next time you makan tomato, just scoop some seeds and straight throw them onto the soil and then cover with a bit more soil. dont need to basuh or anything and they will grow nicely. then chop the ones which arent growing well till only 1 king left. and it will grow up nicely.
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great suggestion thumbup.gif will keep in mind
now wanna look see what kind of pot/soil/setup im gonna use for my house lol. betul2 baru nak start ni. no idea whatsoever
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QUOTE(Perbaman @ Nov 24 2016, 10:39 AM)
great suggestion  thumbup.gif will keep in mind
now wanna look see what kind of pot/soil/setup im gonna use for my house lol. betul2 baru nak start ni. no idea whatsoever
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can just head to the nursery, and beli one of those medium sized baba pots. i think like RM6-8. and then tell them nak grow veggies. normally they will recommend the organic soils or a compost mixture. their own mixture costs around RM2-4 (normally need at least 2 bags. or get the organic which is like RM8 but 1 bag normally enough. i think no need fertilizer at the beginning. so far i just water the plant using water when i basuh beras. that is enough for the first month or so.

later on can get some organic fert like tahi kambing or something. RM6/packet or so. but other pellet is also ok i guess. i dont really care organic or not. but as almost the same price i normally will get the organic stuff... but maybe the chemical stuff more power? i dunno. hahah.

but most important... ada matahari or not? i got one pot on my AC ledge at my condo hahahah. best sun and space for my plant.

the issue with apartment planting like tomato is no insects to help pollinate. kena self pollinate... blehhh.

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QUOTE(hutazi @ Nov 24 2016, 11:45 AM)
can just head to the nursery, and beli one of those medium sized baba pots. i think like RM6-8. and then tell them nak grow veggies. normally they will recommend the organic soils or a compost mixture. their own mixture costs around RM2-4 (normally need at least 2 bags. or get the organic which is like RM8 but 1 bag normally enough. i think no need fertilizer at the beginning. so far i just water the plant using water when i basuh beras. that is enough for the first month or so.

later on can get some organic fert like tahi kambing or something. RM6/packet or so. but other pellet is also ok i guess. i dont really care organic or not. but as almost the same price i normally will get the organic stuff... but maybe the chemical stuff more power? i dunno. hahah.

but most important... ada matahari or not? i got one pot on my AC ledge at my condo hahahah. best sun and space for my plant.

the issue with apartment planting like tomato is no insects to help pollinate. kena self pollinate... blehhh.
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mind to ask ur tomato how big already ??

i grow already 1month+ still like lidi kayu
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QUOTE(mustmust009 @ Nov 24 2016, 10:38 PM)
mind to ask ur tomato how big already ??

i grow already 1month+ still like lidi kayu
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I forgot how many months. But after it was about 30cm tall I finally bought the plant a big pot. Then within a month it shoot up. Now about 45 cm tall and fruiting.

Make sure only one plant per pot. They have lots of roots.when you replant to big pot. Plant it deep some of the stalk can be buried.
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yay. my tomatoes are coming along rclxms.gif rclxms.gif




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Now i use different approach to grow spring onion.
Last time i just plant the onion in the soil.
But now, i let it roots in the water then transfer to the soil. Grow in the water very fast.

Problem i'm facing is when transfer to soil, it grows very slow and u see the tip dry. What went wrong here.
Everytime the spring onion grow certain height then show dying.
Better let it continue to grow in the water?
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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Dec 7 2016, 05:21 PM)
Now i use different approach to grow spring onion.
Last time i just plant the onion in the soil.
But now, i let it roots in the water then transfer to the soil. Grow in the water very fast.

Problem i'm facing is when transfer to soil, it grows very slow and u see the tip dry. What went wrong here.
Everytime the spring onion grow certain height then show dying.
Better let it continue to grow in the water?
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i never grown it. but people said around half the bulb should be out of the soil and make sure the bulb is nicely cleaned when transferring to protect from rotting. but yeah. never tried. so just theory hahah.
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Hi, Guys. I need urgent help about gardening. I have been watering my plant everyday. But the leaves seem to be unable to get enough water/ dehydrated.

May I know why does this happened?

Why should I do to save my beloved plant?

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I need help, does anybody know whether my plant is growing those white dots, or are they bugs eating my plant?
What should I do about this?

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QUOTE(Star_knight79 @ Dec 9 2016, 09:26 PM)
Hi, Guys. I need urgent help about gardening. I have been watering my plant everyday. But the leaves seem to be unable to get enough water/ dehydrated.

May I know why does this happened?

Why should I do to save my beloved plant?

Many thanks.
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maybe over watering? check the soil prior to watering.


QUOTE(klangboy83 @ Dec 12 2016, 04:14 PM)
I need help, does anybody know whether my plant is growing those white dots, or are they bugs eating my plant?
What should I do about this?

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these may be mealy bugs. Can spray some pesticide.
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i put baking soda powder on my lime tree.
Damn, now the leaf wilt and break. How to save the plant?

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hehe a bit malu to say... but i ekceli bought a pokok limau kasturi at MAHA as my 1st pilot project in gardening

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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Dec 16 2016, 03:35 PM)
i put baking soda powder on my lime tree.
Damn, now the leaf wilt and break. How to save the plant?
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why did u put the soda in the 1st place? isit supposed to be a good fertilizer?
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QUOTE(Perbaman @ Dec 23 2016, 10:44 AM)
why did u put the soda in the 1st place? isit supposed to be a good fertilizer?
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I read from the internet baking soda can improve the soil
Before and after. I changed the soil already, seem like cannot rescue anymore

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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Dec 23 2016, 04:04 PM)
I read from the internet baking soda can improve the soil
Before and after. I changed the soil already, seem like cannot rescue anymore

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anyone growing olives ?
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hey guys. I live around Subang Jaya. Do you know where I can get wooden stakes? Maybe 5 feet tall. 1" thickness?

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My chili plant now
I will be away this cny for 2 weeks, how to make diy self watering?

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hey guys. I live around Subang Jaya. Do you know where I can get wooden stakes? Maybe 5 feet tall. 1" thickness?

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Typical hardware shops will have it.
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Has anyone here grow avocado fr seed ? Wonder if those methods on Internet is real.
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Has anyone here grow avocado fr seed ? Wonder if those methods on Internet is real.
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You mean the method of sticking toothpick into the seed and soak it half in the water? I have been using this method and it worked..
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You mean the method of sticking toothpick into the seed and soak it half in the water? I have been using this method and it worked..
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Anyone know where i can find charcoal or red lava rock for my orchid.
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Just started to try my luck in gardening and bought a pack of Dwarf Drummondii seeds. Read the instructions and planted a handful of them and so far, only one has has managed to grew but not sure if it's normal but the stem feels a bit weak/soft, a light touch on it would tilt the plant =/ is there anything that i'm doing wrong?

Was it that i planted it in the wrong soil or something?

By the way, what is the proper way of sowing these seeds? Straight on the soil?

I read the instructions printed on the back of the pack, no words just diagrams which states sow them underneath the soil about 1mm - 3mm deep and then keep the soil moist. That's all o_O?
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QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Mar 30 2017, 11:11 AM)
Just started to try my luck in gardening and bought a pack of Dwarf Drummondii seeds. Read the instructions and planted a handful of them and so far, only one has has managed to grew but not sure if it's normal but the stem feels a bit weak/soft, a light touch on it would tilt the plant =/ is there anything that i'm doing wrong?

Was it that i planted it in the wrong soil or something?

By the way, what is the proper way of sowing these seeds? Straight on the soil?

I read the instructions printed on the back of the pack, no words just diagrams which states sow them underneath the soil about 1mm - 3mm deep and then keep the soil moist. That's all o_O?
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should just be that it hadnt rooted properly yet.

normally for seeds i just poke my finger around 1cm into the soil put the seed and place soil on top. but dont press it down. then just water a bit. i have no issues starting seeds... but keeping the plant alive hahahah.
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Dec 12 2016, 05:11 PM)
maybe over watering? check the soil prior to watering.
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Sorry to ask noob question. Why does over watering will lead to the leaves not enough water? How do we gauge how much water does a plant need?

Thank you.
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QUOTE(Star_knight79 @ Mar 30 2017, 01:21 PM)
Sorry to ask noob question. Why does over watering will lead to the leaves not enough water? How do we gauge how much water does a plant need?

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im also noob. but basically for me, i have issues with overwatering for indoor plants.

overwatering leads to the roots soggy and will rot. so damaged roots leads to no water to the leaves and plant. so plant KO. normally for my plants i always touch the soil before watering. but yeah. im noob. i dont have the best track record hahahaha.

i also dont understand roots... i can somehow overwater a plant in soil. so i take plant out and put it into an entire bucket of water. then its fine.... so i dont understand why....
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Mar 30 2017, 11:36 AM)
should just be that it hadnt rooted properly yet.

normally for seeds i just poke my finger around 1cm into the soil put the seed and place soil on top. but dont press it down. then just water a bit. i have no issues starting seeds... but keeping the plant alive hahahah.
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how often do you actually water during the sowing, i'm afraid that i may over water them causing them to drown =(

keeping plants alive is also one of my nightmares, i had a few onions left in the fridge and they just grew spring onions on them naturally but when I put them into the soil then all die slowly -.-
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QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Mar 30 2017, 03:41 PM)
how often do you actually water during the sowing, i'm afraid that i may over water them causing them to drown =(

keeping plants alive is also one of my nightmares, i had a few onions left in the fridge and they just grew spring onions on them naturally but when I put them into the soil then all die slowly -.-
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they died probably because rotten after it got contact with water. i think supposed to peel away some layers. but i never tried.

ive sown cucumbers, tomatoes and chilis from seed. i will water a little bit every day and get the required amount of sun. just make sure the soil got drainage, then you should be ok.
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Guys, was wondering where/which website or store sell "Narcissus seed/flower"?
I know they have this plant during CNY season.
Any chance somewhere else sell the seeds? KL/PJ area

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Anyone know what is this white cotton alike?
How to remove this?

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QUOTE(Alert_RaZO @ Apr 9 2017, 11:13 PM)
Anyone know what is this white cotton alike?
How to remove this?

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I think mealy bugs. Gotta buy pesticide. Most garden shop got. Even tesco
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QUOTE(Skylinestar @ Mar 17 2017, 10:41 PM)
Hello everyone. May I know how do I spread this flower?
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The dried flower will have the seeds.

Just spread the seeds onto the soil. Easy.

This plant is called wishing bone flower.
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QUOTE(Alert_RaZO @ Apr 9 2017, 11:13 PM)
Anyone know what is this white cotton alike?
How to remove this?

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I tried this method and worked.

Spray bottle... Add a bit of dish washing detergent into the water, just a bit. Spray onto these bugs.
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QUOTE(Skylinestar @ Mar 17 2017, 10:41 PM)
Hello everyone. May I know how do I spread this flower?
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I'm actually looking for the yellow white variety

Anyone has this?
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I'm actually looking for the yellow white variety

Anyone has this?
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I have yet to see white varieties in any nursery I've visited, must be pretty rare hmm.gif
Purple and pink ones, on the other hand, are like everywhere laugh.gif
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Any Begonia (Particularly Rex Begonia) lovers here?
Was wondering where do you usually get your plants? I find it difficult to find a nursery that has plenty of Rex Begonia varieties hmm.gif
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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ May 18 2017, 01:20 AM)
I have yet to see white varieties in any nursery I've visited, must be pretty rare hmm.gif
Purple and pink ones, on the other hand, are like everywhere  laugh.gif
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Yes. Purple, pink, blue are common.

But yellow is rare. Had one before.
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ May 18 2017, 08:49 AM)
Yes.  Purple,  pink,  blue are common.

But yellow is rare.  Had one before.
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I see I see, where did you get the yellow one last time? What happened? hmm.gif


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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ May 18 2017, 12:59 PM)
I see I see, where did you get the yellow one last time? What happened?  hmm.gif
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I got it fr AeonBig wangsa maju... The gardening section.

The plant somehow dried up.
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I got it fr AeonBig wangsa maju... The gardening section.

The plant somehow dried up.
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Many thanks for the information, I will keep an eye out for them too notworthy.gif notworthy.gif
I noticed that sometimes the plants sold in Tesco or other shopping malls tend to be cheaper than those in Nurseries (even those large ones in Sg. Buloh)

Sorry to hear that man, one thing I've learnt about Torennia is that they grow best when you don't take care of them sweat.gif
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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ May 18 2017, 05:02 PM)
Many thanks for the information, I will keep an eye out for them too  notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif
I noticed that sometimes the plants sold in Tesco or other shopping malls tend to be cheaper than those in Nurseries (even those large ones in Sg. Buloh)

Sorry to hear that man, one thing I've learnt about Torennia is that they grow best when you don't take care of them  sweat.gif
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Looks good man, I'm intrigued haha! Will look for them flex.gif
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Any general insecticides to recommend?

Or household ingridient that could act as one.

Planting sunflower but some white insects are now causing the plants to wither and die.
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QUOTE(shajack @ Jun 1 2017, 07:07 PM)
Any general insecticides to recommend?

Or household ingridient that could act as one.

Planting sunflower but some white insects are now causing the plants to wither and die.
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Any photos of these "white-insects"?
Based on your description I think you are likely referring to mealybugs, a worldwide enemy of gardeners! mad.gif mad.gif

Most of the time we avoid using chemical insecticides if possible. One of the common methods that we can use is to mix some detergent with water and put the mixture into a spray bottle. You can try spraying the mixture onto the bugs themselves, or try to stream-spray them off the leaves hmm.gif

Mealybugs are always a headache to deal with, and have to be dealt with sooner than later because they reproduce quite quickly.
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QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Jun 3 2017, 04:07 PM)
Any photos of these "white-insects"?
Based on your description I think you are likely referring to mealybugs, a worldwide enemy of gardeners!  mad.gif  mad.gif

Most of the time we avoid using chemical insecticides if possible. One of the common methods that we can use is to mix some detergent with water and put the mixture into a spray bottle. You can try spraying the mixture onto the bugs themselves, or try to stream-spray them off the leaves  hmm.gif

Mealybugs are always a headache to deal with, and have to be dealt with sooner than later because they reproduce quite quickly.
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Sadly the plant died.
Was planting it for nearly 2 months too.
Hope this will teach me to do better with another 2 pots of sunflowers.

Any tips on planting carnation? The seeds is so tiny is it
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Where to find sempervivum and other succulents in Penang?
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Today I was meeting a client and then I came across this wholesale florist shop in the middle of a busy city in KL.

Forgot the road name but basically it's in Bangsar.

Any comments? Cheap or not the plats there? I love gardening but ever since moved to condo, really no grass to smell....

Anyone living in condo but know how to decorate their house with plants? please share with me here.. I'd like to learn and practice. thanks ah



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QUOTE(Ginta0516 @ Nov 14 2016, 01:38 PM)
Hello fellow gardeners! Never think of LYN has gardening thread before but somehow today I casually search for "Gardening" and found out this thread!

Still new to gardening myself.. so far I have snake plant.. hawthornia.. okra.. guava.. lemon.. gonna start on mulberry..

Decide to grow some herbs as me myself love to use herbs in cooking.. but I have no idea where to get seeds of herbs..
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Hi.. I am helping my dad looking for guava seeds. I am staying in shah alam, any good plant nursery recommended to get guava seeds?

Thanks..
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Where to find sempervivum and other succulents in Penang?
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I usually shop here on Penang island: C&O Nursery

Nice owner and pretty wide range of plants, pots and accessories laugh.gif
I love how most, if not all of the plants are labelled with their common/scientific names- easier for us beginners to read up more about the plants we purchase thumbup.gif

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QUOTE(Ms Americano L @ Jun 25 2017, 03:35 PM)
Hi.. I am helping my dad looking for guava seeds. I am staying in shah alam, any good plant nursery recommended to get guava seeds?

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Hi, I am sorry to tell you that I am unable to help you since I am from East Malaysia.. maybe you can google search? Anyway hope you can find what you want.. cheers!
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Hi guys, I would like to share my humble flat's balcony garden. I only get part sunlight depending on the month of the year.
I have minimal choices on what I can plant. So far these are the plants that I managed to grow and still experimenting.
Now I'm feeding them with fish fertilizer. Tried chicken manure, seems it's to heaty for the plants.

My balcony:
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Thai Basil: from seed
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Rangoon Creepers: bought plant online
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Timun Jepun: from seed - started to fruit
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Might be Capsicum: from seed
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Brown Habanero: from seed
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QUOTE(badigol @ Jun 27 2017, 12:30 PM)
Hi guys, I would like to share my humble flat's balcony garden. I only get part sunlight depending on the month of the year.
I have minimal choices on what I can plant. So far these are the plants that I managed to grow and still experimenting.
Now I'm feeding them with fish fertilizer. Tried chicken manure, seems it's to heaty for the plants.

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wow. the habanero is growing well. my plants all didnt really make it. i think the pot too small. my timun jepun dieded when i went overseas T_T but maybe i should try again. they seem to grow relatively well. will be shifting my pants around. i dont have a proper balcony so its a bit hard. but we shall see. so far my other plants been doing will with goat manure.
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Jun 28 2017, 09:41 AM)
wow. the habanero is growing well. my plants all didnt really make it. i think the pot too small. my timun jepun dieded when i went overseas T_T but maybe i should try again. they seem to grow relatively well. will be shifting my pants around. i dont have a proper balcony so its a bit hard. but we shall see. so far my other plants been doing will with goat manure.
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Cucumber needs to be watered regularly. It's a problem for for when I'm away. I tried self watering using bottle but I'm not able to make it work. Maybe have to invest in the proper auto watering system.
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QUOTE(badigol @ Jun 28 2017, 10:12 AM)
Cucumber needs to be watered regularly. It's a problem for for when I'm away. I tried self watering using bottle but I'm not able to make it work. Maybe have to invest in the proper auto watering system.
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yeah thats the problem. if we had a normal garden which gets rainfall i think will be much easier. but like this a bit susah. also the pollination a bit hard cause no bees or other insects flying around on my balcony hahaha. will need to self pollinate. i have some other flowers but half died and the other half doing so well dunno why... this weekend gonna remove the dead ones and shift the alive ones together. i guess can begin planting some other stuff in the leftover pots.
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Jun 28 2017, 10:20 AM)
yeah thats the problem. if we had a normal garden which gets rainfall i think will be much easier. but like this a bit susah. also the pollination a bit hard cause no bees or other insects flying around on my balcony hahaha. will need to self pollinate. i have some other flowers but half died and the other half doing so well dunno why... this weekend gonna remove the dead ones and shift the alive ones together. i guess can begin planting some other stuff in the leftover pots.
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Yeah... i have to pollinate manually. So far it works. Some flowers require full sunlight. That's why your's died. I tried to grow sunflower at my balcony, it died after a week since bought it. My creepers plants are doing well. I had to trim it once a while. It blooms with more flowers after trimming. Now I'm trying to grow rangoon creepers.
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Awesome.. gonna follow this thread.

i'm looking to plan some anti-mosquito plant around my house (yeah I heard they dont work but even if it helps 20% I'll take it).

What I have in mind is as follows, but I worry in our weather they easy to take care or not?
1. Lavender
2. Horsemint (worry attract bees pulak)
3. Marigolds
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QUOTE(MeToo @ Jun 28 2017, 03:31 PM)
Awesome.. gonna follow this thread.

i'm looking to plan some anti-mosquito plant around my house (yeah I heard they dont work but even if it helps 20% I'll take it).

What I have in mind is as follows, but I worry in our weather they easy to take care or not?
1. Lavender
2. Horsemint (worry attract bees pulak)
3. Marigolds
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Cool. U can plant thai basil too. Works well as anti-mosquito for me. Easy to plant from seed or cutting, and grows healthy when watered accordingly.
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Cool. U can plant thai basil too. Works well as anti-mosquito for me. Easy to plant from seed or cutting, and grows healthy when watered accordingly.
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Sounds good can even cook it tongue.gif

ANyway I need really easy to plant stuff... cause i managed to even kill my cactus... well actually the maid did but ya,...
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QUOTE(Ginta0516 @ Jun 26 2017, 09:22 PM)
Hi, I am sorry to tell you that I am unable to help you since I am from East Malaysia.. maybe you can google search? Anyway hope you can find what you want.. cheers!
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i managed to get one small guava tree from one of the sungai buloh nursery yesterday rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(Ms Americano L @ Jun 29 2017, 12:24 AM)
i managed to get one small guava tree from one of the sungai buloh nursery yesterday  rclxms.gif
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oh havent been to sg buloh nursery in ages. did they say how long till fruit?
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i managed to get one small guava tree from one of the sungai buloh nursery yesterday  rclxms.gif
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Good for you! It's white one or pink one? The one I planted is pink one as I prefer it over white one..
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Good for you! It's white one or pink one? The one I planted is pink one as I prefer it over white one..
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The white one because my dad likes the white one. We got the seedless type. Hopefully it's soft n sweet biggrin.gif
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Anyone has any idea what type of plants to grow around the fences? I kinda like my fence to be covered with leafy plants; takes away the dull looking metal fences, heheh
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Anyone has any idea what type of plants to grow around the fences? I kinda like my fence to be covered with leafy plants; takes away the dull looking metal fences, heheh
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I cut down my morning glory because it leaves dead flowers and leafs everyday.
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Anyone has any idea what type of plants to grow around the fences? I kinda like my fence to be covered with leafy plants; takes away the dull looking metal fences, heheh
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a nice one to have if you like nasi kerabu is bunga telang. relatively easy to grow and will have some nice purple/pink/blue flowers.
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I started the year with lots of greens and now slowly one by one are either dead or dying. I've been travelling a fair bit each month and although I set up my own watering system for certain plants, most of them eventually died. It's been a challenge.

My simple watering system is that I just insert one end of those tali guni into a bottle and the other into the soil and let the plant's root suck up the water whenever it is needed. It works fine initially but I realise that nowadays, the string tends to dry up quicker and the root doesn't suck up the water like it should. Anyone has a better option on self watering system? smile.gif

Even my air plants have slowly died. I had about 10 and now I only had one left....bummer. I sprayed water every few days and soak them in water for abt half hour every 2 weeks but even then no luck. All my succulents are dead as well. Counting by the tiny containers, I had bought about 20 over the span of 12 months and none survived cry.gif My herbs - thyme, basil...dead as well (this was partially due to mealy bugs too).

The only good news is that my sickly aloe vera plant had turned its life around and is looking decent, plus there's a little baby sprouted up too..haha.

Would love to hear from others how to care for plants when going away on travels.

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QUOTE(audy @ Jul 3 2017, 10:09 AM)
I started the year with lots of greens and now slowly one by one are either dead or dying. I've been travelling a fair bit each month and although I set up my own watering system for certain plants, most of them eventually died. It's been a challenge.

My simple watering system is that I just insert one end of those tali guni into a bottle and the other into the soil and let the plant's root suck up the water whenever it is needed. It works fine initially but I realise that nowadays, the string tends to dry up quicker and the root doesn't suck up the water like it should. Anyone has a better option on self watering system? smile.gif

Even my air plants have slowly died.  I had about 10 and now I only had one left....bummer.  I sprayed water every few days and soak them in water for abt half hour every 2 weeks but even then no luck.  All my succulents are dead as well.  Counting by the tiny containers, I had bought about 20 over the span of 12 months and none survived  cry.gif  My herbs - thyme, basil...dead as well (this was partially due to mealy bugs too).

The only good news is that my sickly aloe vera plant had turned its life around and is looking decent, plus there's a little baby sprouted up too..haha. 

Would love to hear from others how to care for plants when going away on travels.
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adu kesian. seems you have same green thumb like me hahaha.

the watering thing is an issue. ive seen people put water bottle into the soil and cucuk small holes so it leaks out slowly. maybe that will be better solution that then string. for the string i use, but i put plants into toilet so that the rope doesnt dry up on long trips.
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QUOTE(audy @ Jul 3 2017, 10:09 AM)
I started the year with lots of greens and now slowly one by one are either dead or dying. I've been travelling a fair bit each month and although I set up my own watering system for certain plants, most of them eventually died. It's been a challenge.

My simple watering system is that I just insert one end of those tali guni into a bottle and the other into the soil and let the plant's root suck up the water whenever it is needed. It works fine initially but I realise that nowadays, the string tends to dry up quicker and the root doesn't suck up the water like it should. Anyone has a better option on self watering system? smile.gif

Even my air plants have slowly died.  I had about 10 and now I only had one left....bummer.  I sprayed water every few days and soak them in water for abt half hour every 2 weeks but even then no luck.  All my succulents are dead as well.  Counting by the tiny containers, I had bought about 20 over the span of 12 months and none survived  cry.gif  My herbs - thyme, basil...dead as well (this was partially due to mealy bugs too).

The only good news is that my sickly aloe vera plant had turned its life around and is looking decent, plus there's a little baby sprouted up too..haha. 

Would love to hear from others how to care for plants when going away on travels.
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Well I guess we have all killed our share of plants laugh.gif No worries as tts all part and parcel of learning.

I usually just ask my friends to help me water my plants when I go away. If its only for 2-3 days the plants will be alright, those that appear wilted will easily spring back to life with a drink when I'm back.

I think its important to know the conditions your plants require to grow healthily, as not all of them require frequent watering. I noticed that some of my plants grew even better when they are left to dry. (Note that the frequency/quantity of water you provide varies with environment, climate, your potting mix and also your watering practice).

I think most of us as beginners make the mistake of overwatering our plants instead. Initially I failed to grow my thyme and rosemary too because of overwatering (common belief that 1 day should water once), leading to the rotting of the roots. Horticulturist often advise to "check the roots" to see if your plants are healthy, perhaps you could consider doing that, assuming that your simple watering system may be "too effective" and causing the roots to rot?

Nice video here for your information on root health: Root health

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adu kesian. seems you have same green thumb like me hahaha.

the watering thing is an issue. ive seen people put water bottle into the soil and cucuk small holes so it leaks out slowly. maybe that will be better solution that then string. for the string i use, but i put plants into toilet so that the rope doesnt dry up on long trips.
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The hole in the bottle method will be ok if I'm away for a couple of days but if it's anything longer, I think the water will dry up as well. I might consider putting some of the more precious plants in the toilet to avoid the rope getting dried up.

QUOTE(PF T.J. @ Jul 3 2017, 11:27 AM)
Well I guess we have all killed our share of plants  laugh.gif No worries as tts all part and parcel of learning.

I usually just ask my friends to help me water my plants when I go away. If its only for 2-3 days the plants will be alright, those that appear wilted will easily spring back to life with a drink when I'm back.

I think its important to know the conditions your plants require to grow healthily, as not all of them require frequent watering. I noticed that some of my plants grew even better when they are left to dry. (Note that the frequency/quantity of water you provide varies with environment, climate, your potting mix and also your watering practice).

I think most of us as beginners make the mistake of overwatering our plants instead. Initially I failed to grow my thyme and rosemary too because of overwatering (common belief that 1 day should water once), leading to the rotting of the roots. Horticulturist often advise to "check the roots" to see if your plants are healthy, perhaps you could consider doing that, assuming that your simple watering system may be "too effective" and causing the roots to rot?

Nice video here for your information on root health: Root health
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It's just too troublesome to get friends or family members to come over just to water my plants biggrin.gif . My trips can be from 1-2 weeks each time.

I would really love to plant essential food items like basil, spring onions, pandan, lemongrass tongue.gif that I can use in cooking. I had tomato plants once but there were just too many mealy bugs so I got rid of them.

Btw, any tips on propagating money plants better? Mine tends to grow longer and longer so I will cut it short and plant the stalk into the same pot of soil but they don't seem to grow well and eventually wilt off.


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dunno if this right place to ask but anyway...


behind my house the tree is planted by mbpj. is like got disease. on the bark there are white patches and on the leaves got some mites thingy.

is it illegal if i get someone to chop it off and replace ? i was thinking of a nice longan tree or jambu air.
technically i'm not removing the tree.....just replacing it at my own expense a better tree. is illegal or not ah ?
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QUOTE(upcars @ Jul 3 2017, 03:43 PM)
dunno if this right place to ask but anyway...
behind my house the tree is planted by mbpj. is like got disease. on the bark there are white patches and on the leaves got some mites thingy.

is it illegal if i get someone to chop it off and replace ? i was thinking of a nice longan tree or jambu air.
technically i'm not removing the tree.....just replacing it at my own expense a better tree. is illegal or not ah ?
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If its a big tree, better call MBPJ, tell them its dangerous or something. maybe they will chop down by themself.
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The hole in the bottle method will be ok if I'm away for a couple of days but if it's anything longer, I think the water will dry up as well.  I might consider putting some of the more precious plants in the toilet to avoid the rope getting dried up. 
It's just too troublesome to get friends or family members to come over just to water my plants biggrin.gif . My trips can be from 1-2 weeks each time.

I would really love to plant essential food items like basil, spring onions, pandan, lemongrass  tongue.gif that I can use in cooking.  I had tomato plants once but there were just too many mealy bugs so I got rid of them.

Btw, any tips on propagating money plants better? Mine tends to grow longer and longer so I will cut it short and plant the stalk into the same pot of soil but they don't seem to grow well and eventually wilt off.
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I understand totally how you feel, sometimes I feel bad for constantly asking my friends/ neighbors to water for me as well laugh.gif Some more they may not know which plant needs more/less watering which may result in damage. 1-2 weeks is quite a long time, even cacti would have problems surviving hmm.gif

Yeah herbs are pretty fun and easy to grow when you know the conditions they require. Fortunately most of them sort of have the same preferable conditions like lots of light; little/moderate amounts of water; good soil drainage, so they can be planted and cared for together. However, since some of them prefer full sun, it may be challenging to keep them alive if you are going away and if there's no rain cry.gif

Money plants should be fairly easy to propagate I think? Just cut sections of the stem out (even sections with one leaf would actually be enough for rooting), poke a hole in potted soil and then put the cutting into the hole. For longer cuttings you can just roll them up into a circle and put them directly on the surface (but in contact with) the potted soil. Ensure that the soil is moist and then all you need to do is wait. Try not to water as it may induce rotting or introduce pathogens especially if the water is dirty hmm.gif


QUOTE(upcars @ Jul 3 2017, 03:43 PM)
dunno if this right place to ask but anyway...
behind my house the tree is planted by mbpj. is like got disease. on the bark there are white patches and on the leaves got some mites thingy.

is it illegal if i get someone to chop it off and replace ? i was thinking of a nice longan tree or jambu air.
technically i'm not removing the tree.....just replacing it at my own expense a better tree. is illegal or not ah ?
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If its a big tree, better call MBPJ, tell them its dangerous or something. maybe they will chop down by themself.
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I agree, if its a big tree, better let the authorities do it. If its a small tree then I don't see why not laugh.gif

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I plan to plant creepers to cover my fence. What'd be best? I sort of thinking to plant vegetables, can cover my fence and can eat the vegetables. like baling 1 batu kena 2 burung!
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I plan to plant creepers to cover my fence. What'd be best? I sort of thinking to plant vegetables, can cover my fence and can eat the vegetables. like baling 1 batu kena 2 burung!
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Perhaps can consider cucumbers or winter gourd? I guess it depends on what you like and what type of fence you are talking about (whether it can support the weight of fruits/vegetables which can get real big).
Some people prefer to plant butterfly peas (bunga telang) instead as these plants are low maintenance and produce striking and abundant flowers which can be used in both drinks/meals.
Some other ornamental plants like morning glory and passion flowers can be considered too
Anyway, regardless of what you choose, growing creepers may be a problem when they get "out of control"- quite cumbersome to remove them from fences laugh.gif

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Depends on how big an area you are talking about? hmm.gif
I suppose if you want to clear an area for you to start planting something it would be feasible. However, if you are going to plant fruits and vegetables it may be a better idea to leave the plots for a while, so that you don't end up eating chemicals puke.gif
After that you will probably have to rely less on chemicals, which is not really good for the environment.
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Perhaps can consider cucumbers or winter gourd? I guess it depends on what you like and what type of fence you are talking about (whether it can support the weight of fruits/vegetables which can get real big).
Some people prefer to plant butterfly peas (bunga telang) instead as these plants are low maintenance and produce striking and abundant flowers which can be used in both drinks/meals.
Some other ornamental plants like morning glory and passion flowers can be considered too
Anyway, regardless of what you choose, growing creepers may be a problem when they get "out of control"- quite cumbersome to remove them from fences laugh.gif

Do let us know what you choose in the end~
Depends on how big an area you are talking about?  hmm.gif
I suppose if you want to clear an area for you to start planting something it would be feasible. However, if you are going to plant fruits and vegetables it may be a better idea to leave the plots for a while, so that you don't end up eating chemicals  puke.gif
After that you will probably have to rely less on chemicals, which is not really good for the environment.
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My fence is the sturdy metal material, so i hope it can withstand the weight of fruits/vegetables.

And yeah, bunga telang did indeed cross my mind. That, and kacang panjang. But not sure whether it is worthwhile to plant different types of plants, especially considering that their need for water/air/sun may be different.

Well, my idea is to have creeper plants with flowers that bloom all the time, it sort of beautify my area the whole year round. anyways, will let you all know what plants I end up planting, hehe




On the weed, I sprayed Roundup during late evening. And since this is a systemic type of weedkiller, i should be able to see the impact in a couple of days.
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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Jul 11 2017, 09:27 PM)
My fence is the sturdy metal material, so i hope it can withstand the weight of fruits/vegetables.

And yeah, bunga telang did indeed cross my mind. That, and kacang panjang. But not sure whether it is worthwhile to plant different types of plants, especially considering that their need for water/air/sun may be different.

Well, my idea is to have creeper plants with flowers that bloom all the time, it sort of beautify my area the whole year round. anyways, will let you all know what plants I end up planting, hehe
On the weed, I sprayed Roundup during late evening. And since this is a systemic type of weedkiller, i should be able to see the impact in a couple of days.
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U can consider rangoon creeper if u want creepers which blooms with flowers. Its very aromatic and blooms beautiful flowers.
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Today I ordered 1 Set 20m Auto Timer Plant Self Watering Drip Irrigation System Kits from lazada. RM98.90

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As for carpet grass, which would you guys suggest? I am looking for one that's minimal maintenance, and doesn't grow so fast!
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Cow grass, Philippines grass only i know got sell in Malaysia. but dunno which one best
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Cow grass, Philippines grass only i know got sell in Malaysia. but dunno which one best
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Money plant should be easy to maintain?
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hi, didn't know there's a gardening club in lowyat forum. great! gonna follow this tered.
i suck at raising roses, many failed attempts. so i raise the kind i can use for cooking or can bear fruits. i have a few in my yard:
stevia, lemongrass, aloe vera, chinese chives, betel, turmeric, harbanero chili, chinese violet, pandan, lemon basil, cili padi, limau kasturi, bunga raya, belimbing buluh, mint, rambutan jarum emas, kedondong, semambu, mulberry, kari, henna, asian pigeonwings, passion fruit.

planning to add mango and bergamot.

hope to learn from sifus here.

first question wanna ask, how much water does chili plant need? a lot? frequent watering? once a day only?

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How to handle clay type ground? very ma fan to dig the ground!
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QUOTE(miaopurr @ Aug 2 2017, 07:44 AM)
hi, didn't know there's a gardening club in lowyat forum. great! gonna follow this tered.
i suck at raising roses, many failed attempts. so i raise the kind i can use for cooking or can bear fruits. i have a few in my yard:
stevia, lemongrass, aloe vera, chinese chives, betel, turmeric, harbanero chili, chinese violet, pandan, lemon basil, cili padi, limau kasturi, bunga raya, belimbing buluh, mint, rambutan jarum emas, kedondong, semambu, mulberry, kari, henna, asian pigeonwings, passion fruit.

planning to add mango and bergamot.

hope to learn from sifus here.

first question wanna ask, how much water does chili plant need? a lot? frequent watering? once a day only?
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i also dunno how to raise it well. but seems like need to water it everyday. and the nursury said to use goat manuere to feed it.
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I bought 5 budgrafted fruit trees last week.
RM20 each nangka , jambu madu and belimbing madu. RM18 for seedless jambu batu. The seller said will take 2-3 years to bear fruit. Is this cheap ?
The seller told me can either grow in flower pot or ground. Can suck trees really be grown on flower pots ?
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Hahaha... nowadays everything got madu. Classic scam.

Yes, hybrid or enginered fruit trees can be grown in large pots. But best is to grow on ground.
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QUOTE(miaopurr @ Aug 2 2017, 07:44 AM)
hi, didn't know there's a gardening club in lowyat forum. great! gonna follow this tered.
i suck at raising roses, many failed attempts. so i raise the kind i can use for cooking or can bear fruits. i have a few in my yard:
stevia, lemongrass, aloe vera, chinese chives, betel, turmeric, harbanero chili, chinese violet, pandan, lemon basil, cili padi, limau kasturi, bunga raya, belimbing buluh, mint, rambutan jarum emas, kedondong, semambu, mulberry, kari, henna, asian pigeonwings, passion fruit.

planning to add mango and bergamot.

hope to learn from sifus here.

first question wanna ask, how much water does chili plant need? a lot? frequent watering? once a day only?
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Apparently, you only suck at raising roses, but doing well for the rest! Kudos biggrin.gif
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Apparently, you only suck at raising roses, but doing well for the rest! Kudos biggrin.gif
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chili not so good. wrinkled and falling leaves.
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chili not so good. wrinkled and falling leaves.
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QUOTE(miaopurr @ Aug 2 2017, 07:44 AM)
first question wanna ask, how much water does chili plant need? a lot? frequent watering? once a day only?
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I watered only once every 3 days when my pepper plants were young. Pepper plants soil should be dry and can withstand dry soil.
When they grown bigger, I water once every day.
The correct mixture of soil is very important too. Cannot be 100% compost soil because compost soils holds water.
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QUOTE(badigol @ Aug 6 2017, 11:54 AM)
Hope these articles help:

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I watered only once every 3 days when my pepper plants were young. Pepper plants soil should be dry and can withstand dry soil.
When they grown bigger, I water once every day.
The correct mixture of soil is very important too. Cannot be 100% compost soil because compost soils holds water.
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thanks. i guess i've been watering it too much. can overwatering cause stress too, then lead to curling? i didn't find signs of pests.

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thanks. i guess i've been watering it too much. can overwatering cause stress too, then lead to curling? i didn't find signs of pests.
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Yes, overwatering leads to curling. I had experienced it when my plants were still young. There's where I started to control the watering.
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my harbanero. leaves not so good. but fruiting just just fine

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QUOTE(miaopurr @ Aug 7 2017, 07:56 PM)
my harbanero. leaves not so good. but fruiting just just fine
My brown habenero is 5feet tall, healthy leaves and flowers but no fruits.

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My brown habenero is 5feet tall, healthy leaves and flowers but no fruits.

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wow nice. dunno aything about raising habanero, but perhaps not enough sunlight? i think these type like tons of son no?
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QUOTE(badigol @ Aug 12 2017, 11:31 AM)
My brown habenero is 5feet tall, healthy leaves and flowers but no fruits.

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do u trim it?
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wow nice. dunno aything about raising habanero, but perhaps not enough sunlight? i think these type like tons of son no?
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do u trim it?
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No, never trim before. Worried if trim it wont grow back at moment. Mayb once it start to fruit I will trim.
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No, never trim before. Worried if trim it wont grow back at moment. Mayb once it start to fruit I will trim.
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i don't trim mine as well. i asked that question because i see yours looks healthy and leafy. i read somewhere before, a fella suggested to trim so new shoots would grow. is that true?
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QUOTE(miaopurr @ Aug 14 2017, 04:31 PM)
i don't trim mine as well. i asked that question because i see yours looks healthy and leafy. i read somewhere before, a fella suggested to trim so new shoots would grow. is that true?
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That is true. I saw a few videos on that. But I dont dare bcause my plants dont get enough sun. Mayb wit enough sun, it might work best.
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My first harvest of chili! The plant has been growing well and healthy, lots of leaves and flowers, but so far only one fruit. Maybe I should do self pollination?
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My first harvest of chili! The plant has been growing well and healthy, lots of leaves and flowers, but so far only one fruit. Maybe I should do self pollination?
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any plans to transfer to bigger pot or plant on ground?
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My first harvest of chili! The plant has been growing well and healthy, lots of leaves and flowers, but so far only one fruit. Maybe I should do self pollination?
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healthy leaves. U use pesticide?
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any plans to transfer to bigger pot or plant on ground?
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Yes.. plan to transfer it to ground in near future..
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healthy leaves. U use pesticide?
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I use home make pesticide which is soap water.. does this count? tongue.gif
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I use home make pesticide which is soap water.. does this count?  tongue.gif
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yes it does. share the recipe please. mine not working lah.
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yes it does. share the recipe please. mine not working lah.
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Actually mine barely working too.. It's more like repellent.. After few days the bugs just coming back.. Most of the time I manually remove the bugs or trim out the leaves which is infected..
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yes it does. share the recipe please. mine not working lah.
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I use this. Buy from pasar tani pj section 17 on every thursday.
Mix 10ml with 1 litter no clorin water and spray in the evening.
I only spray once and all infection will disappear. No need to trim the leaves.

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Anyone facing white bugs/insect issue that likes to hide under the leaves?
Any solutions to this?

Also, anyone successfully grows avocado and lemon?
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QUOTE(zhongyuan @ Aug 21 2017, 12:06 PM)
Anyone facing white bugs/insect issue that likes to hide under the leaves?
Any solutions to this?

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white bugs probably mealy bugs? if so i think just soapy water can deal with them if not big infestation.
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Yup. Can a little bit of dish washer soap with water and spray.

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white bugs probably mealy bugs? if so i think just soapy water can deal with them if not big infestation.
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You can use the solution I posted earlier today.
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white bugs probably mealy bugs? if so i think just soapy water can deal with them if not big infestation.
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Yep. Mealy bugs.
Let me try. Have to turn the back-side of leaves and spray directly?
What's the main reason for mealy bugs?
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chloroxylenol or Dettol in a dilutted form is a good plant protectant as well
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i tried this recipe https://www.kebunbandar.com/racun-organik-buat-sendiri/
didn't work. tried it for 3 days straight, mealy bugs still happily sucking on my plant.
tried also organic pesticide bought from ace hardwair, didn't work.

i'm tempted to use malathion

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QUOTE(zhongyuan @ Aug 21 2017, 02:23 PM)
Yep. Mealy bugs.
Let me try. Have to turn the back-side of leaves and spray directly?
What's the main reason for mealy bugs?
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Yep. Mealy bugs.
Let me try. Have to turn the back-side of leaves and spray directly?
What's the main reason for mealy bugs?
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use ajinomoto alternate with fertilizer and malathion. now the leaves are healthy.

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use ajinomoto alternate with fertilizer and malathion. now the leaves are healthy.

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Just curious, the reason of using ajinomoto?
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to promote growth
http://www.kebunbandar.com/msg-ajinomoto-subur-tanaman/

i poured some for my passion fruit plant as well, apart from using fertilizer for flower/fruit. now it's fruiting like crazy.

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to promote growth
http://www.kebunbandar.com/msg-ajinomoto-subur-tanaman/

i poured some for my passion fruit plant as well, apart from using fertilizer for flower/fruit. now it's fruiting like crazy.
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interesting...tkasih
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to promote growth
http://www.kebunbandar.com/msg-ajinomoto-subur-tanaman/

i poured some for my passion fruit plant as well, apart from using fertilizer for flower/fruit. now it's fruiting like crazy.
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First time heard of this.. very interesting indeed.. gonna try it soon..
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bout avocado

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right now it is about 5 feet tall

I tried about 5-6 seeds, only managed get 2 success and one dead due to excessive water (rain) when i was away for trip bangwall.gif

It really took very very long time to sprout (more than 2 months for my case) . Don't use tap water (bcos of the chlorine)
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QUOTE(frequency @ Sep 20 2017, 12:44 PM)
bout avocado

this is mine

right now it is about 5 feet tall

I tried about 5-6 seeds, only managed get 2 success and one dead due to excessive water (rain) when i was away for trip  bangwall.gif

It really took very very long time to sprout (more than 2 months for my case) . Don't use tap water (bcos of the chlorine)
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wah. quite tall. but i think will need like 10-15 years before fruiting right?

tap water can use. but just leave it out in the sun first. then the clorine will evaporate. .
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QUOTE(frequency @ Sep 20 2017, 12:44 PM)
bout avocado

this is mine

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right now it is about 5 feet tall

I tried about 5-6 seeds, only managed get 2 success and one dead due to excessive water (rain) when i was away for trip  bangwall.gif

It really took very very long time to sprout (more than 2 months for my case) . Don't use tap water (bcos of the chlorine)
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Looking good! Try pinch off excess growth at first so it can grows bushier and stronger instead just taller..
Currently mine was about 6 - 7 inch tall and still submerges in the water..
Are you going to continue growing the avo in the pot or transplant it into ground in the future?
Because I was thinking to grow the avo in the pot without transplant it into ground hmm.gif
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QUOTE(Ginta0516 @ Sep 20 2017, 04:26 PM)
Looking good! Try pinch off excess growth at first so it can grows bushier and stronger instead just taller..
Currently mine was about 6 - 7 inch tall and still submerges in the water..
Are you going to continue growing the avo in the pot or transplant it into ground in the future?
Because I was thinking to grow the avo in the pot without transplant it into ground hmm.gif
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Good idea, I feel the trunk is too thin, sometimes cannot withstand the wind. It was planted in pot placed in balcony, hehe don't think it can fit to the pot soon, plan to transplant it to ground to common orchard ground in condo.
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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 2 2017, 01:22 PM)
Anyone has your own veggie patch or pots ? smile.gif  I tried planting sawi in a planters box but they grew so so very slow and such small plants.  I decided to cabut all of them out.
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im growing cherry tomatoes in a small pot. the tree is around 5ft tall. pot size is about 20cm x 20cm.

the plant is flowering but not many successful fruits. i think cause living in highrise so not many bugs to help pollinate. the plants can grow as long as fertilise and water properly. this is my second attempt. put more goat manuere and more watering sessions. so its growing much better.
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Oct 2 2017, 01:25 PM)
im growing cherry tomatoes in a small pot. the tree is around 5ft tall. pot size is about 20cm x 20cm.

the plant is flowering but not many successful fruits. i think cause living in highrise so not many bugs to help pollinate. the plants can grow as long as fertilise and water properly. this is my second attempt. put more goat manuere and more watering sessions. so its growing much better.
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I grew tomatoes before too. Took a while to bear fruits but when they did, it was so satisfactory when I was able to enjoy my harvest although not that many fruits smile.gif The mealy bugs then started coming and I couldn't get rid of them despite all the organic pest sprays. Eventually I got rid of the plants as I noticed that my other nearby plants also got infected with mealy bugs.
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QUOTE(audy @ Oct 2 2017, 02:05 PM)
I grew tomatoes before too.  Took a while to bear fruits but when they did, it was so satisfactory when I was able to enjoy my harvest although not that many fruits    smile.gif  The mealy bugs then started coming and I couldn't get rid of them despite all the organic pest sprays. Eventually I got rid of the plants as I noticed that my other nearby plants also got infected with mealy bugs.
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i haven't had luck with organic pesticide too

anyway, how long does it take for the seeds to germinate?
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i haven't had luck with organic pesticide too

anyway, how long does it take for the seeds to germinate?
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If I remember correctly, within 1-2 weeks, I can see the seeds germinate.


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If I remember correctly, within 1-2 weeks, I can see the seeds germinate.
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wow so nice! jealous! mine had huge growth spurt and now maciam stuck... hope it picks up again.
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wow so nice! jealous! mine had huge growth spurt and now maciam stuck... hope it picks up again.
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try ajinomoto
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just buy ajinomoto and sprinkle a bit and then water? was reading about it. but dunno how much to put... can help advise. thanks.
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Oct 3 2017, 08:56 AM)
just buy ajinomoto and sprinkle a bit and then water? was reading about it. but dunno how much to put... can help advise. thanks.
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http://www.kebunbandar.com/msg-ajinomoto-subur-tanaman/
i use the dilute in water method. then i water the plant with that mix like i usually would. fortnightly.

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for herbs, maybe just ask someone for cuttings. or just go to the nursery. they normally have rosemary, and mint for <RM15 for a healthy medium sized plant.

for mint cuttings just put it in water and it will root and can just plant it. but mint is a weed so make sure to plant it in a pot to avoid it from overrunning your garden.
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How often do I need to water mint? I'm planting them because apparently they are good rat deterrent and is necessary for mojito lol

They are currently in a pot on my breakfast table..bought it from the supermarket so didn't want to shock it and put it outside straight..I noticed some leaves have withered black spots while others are large and green.

I also have some cuttings submerged in water for it to root so that I can pot them along my sliding door. But my issue is that I'm not sure how much space to give the cuttings in a planter box. Also because the sliding door facing the garden gets a lot of sunlight and it may do very well or just die and the other sliding door is shaded...

Can you show me your mint plant so that i can see how sparse or tight they are in the pot?
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QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Oct 6 2017, 02:02 PM)
How often do I need to water mint?
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i water mine on alternate days. if it rains and the soil is wet, i skip.

QUOTE(craftsnknots @ Oct 6 2017, 02:02 PM)
I also have some cuttings submerged in water for it to root so that I can pot them along my sliding door. But my issue is that I'm not sure how much space to give the cuttings in a planter box.
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u can plant the cuttings however close or apart u want. mint is a creeper plant so they'll be everywhere.
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How often do I need to water mint? I'm planting them because apparently they are good rat deterrent and is necessary for mojito lol

They are currently in a pot on my breakfast table..bought it from the supermarket so didn't want to shock it and put it outside straight..I noticed some leaves have withered black spots while others are large and green.

I also have some cuttings submerged in water for it to root so that I can pot them along my sliding door. But my issue is that I'm not sure how much space to give the cuttings in a planter box. Also because the sliding door facing the garden gets a lot of sunlight and it may do very well or just die and the other sliding door is shaded...

Can you show me your mint plant so that i can see how sparse or tight they are in the pot?
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i water my mint everyday cause they are in a small pot. if i dont water in the morning the plant all shrivled up. but within 10 min of water all hidu pand fresh again. but i dont use mint so its starting to get annoying. i really wanna throw hahahah.

mint is kinda a weed level... so they can probably grow in any amount of space as long as got fertilizer and water. they will take over all the space you give them. so dont think its good idea to share the planter with otehr plants.

i can post my mint later tonight if i remember. but they died when i went on a trip so i cut off everything above the soil and started watering. now starting to sprout again.... hard to kill this thing... its pretty packed.
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A different situation for me pulak. My mint seems to be dying, even though I water it once a day. I placed it in a pot, and on a shaded area of my kitchen.

Grr this is getting annoying, and I am beginning to think that I am not meant to be a gardener! even taking care of mint (which is technically a weed) also cannot, hhaha.


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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Oct 14 2017, 04:21 PM)
A different situation for me pulak. My mint seems to be dying, even though I water it once a day. I placed it in a pot, and on a shaded area of my kitchen.

Grr this is getting annoying, and I am beginning to think that I am not meant to be a gardener! even taking care of mint (which is technically a weed) also cannot, hhaha.
Any suggestions?
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is the soil very wet? mint only needs moist soil, not too wet.
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is the soil very wet? mint only needs moist soil, not too wet.
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It couldn't be that, as I water it only once a day, and didn't flood the soil. Could it be the location, then? to confirm, mint thrives in shaded / unshaded area?
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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Oct 15 2017, 03:01 PM)
It couldn't be that, as I water it only once a day, and didn't flood the soil. Could it be the location, then? to confirm, mint thrives in shaded / unshaded area?
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not sure. i put mine outdoor. receives full direct noon sun.
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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Oct 15 2017, 03:01 PM)
It couldn't be that, as I water it only once a day, and didn't flood the soil. Could it be the location, then? to confirm, mint thrives in shaded / unshaded area?
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put mint to get half day sun. and if the pot is small maybe drop some fertilizer in.. i use goat manure.
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QUOTE(miaopurr @ Oct 15 2017, 09:10 PM)
not sure. i put mine outdoor. receives full direct noon sun.
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put mint to get half day sun. and if the pot is small maybe drop some fertilizer in.. i use goat manure.
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Thanks! by the way, i find that my outdoor plants are affected by ants. not sure what species, but is there a way to handle this?
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Thanks! by the way, i find that my outdoor plants are affected by ants. not sure what species, but is there a way to handle this?
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i just put some poison powder. find a trail not near to your plants (at least edible ones) and just sprinkle some on the trail. can buy from hardware store i think RM1-2.
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Oct 6 2017, 03:38 PM)
i water my mint everyday cause they are in a small pot. if i dont water in the morning the plant all shrivled up. but within 10 min of water all hidu pand fresh again. but i dont use mint so its starting to get annoying. i really wanna throw hahahah.

mint is kinda a weed level... so they can probably grow in any amount of space as long as got fertilizer and water. they will take over all the space you give them. so dont think its good idea to share the planter with otehr plants.

i can post my mint later tonight if i remember. but they died when i went on a trip so i cut off everything above the soil and started watering. now starting to sprout again.... hard to kill this thing... its pretty packed.
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I transfer my mint outside...direct sunlight...growing well. But then, needs water everyday..if i forgot to water, the leaves wither immediately. After watering and an hour later...nice leaves again. You are right..mint are resilient.

I just transfer them from the pot to a planter box. growing well now. Will take picture when I remember.

to also note that mine are spearmint, those darker green ones. There are also peppermint which has thicker, furrier light green leaves..don't like those.
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Looks real good!
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Passionfruit?
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whoa the fruits look super gooding! and i heard that passionfruit is very good for digestion. can mix it in tea
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Looking for anyone planting this tree. Please share your experience on how to take care of it notworthy.gif
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whoa the fruits look super gooding! and i heard that passionfruit is very good for digestion. can mix it in tea
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yup, good for digestion!
easy to grow.
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Any recommendations for crawler plants that can withstand changes in weather (searing hot to very wet seasons) and is resilient to withstand abuse/neglect? Any ideas?
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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Nov 19 2017, 01:40 AM)
Any recommendations for crawler plants that can withstand changes in weather (searing hot to very wet seasons) and is resilient to withstand abuse/neglect? Any ideas?
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Probably devils ivy? hmm.gif
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What about morning glory? i kinda like the colors, and the flower is edible (?) but dunno whether the flower will continuously wither and have to sweep often
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Any recommendations for crawler plants that can withstand changes in weather (searing hot to very wet seasons) and is resilient to withstand abuse/neglect? Any ideas?
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Antigonon leptopus and Combretum indicum do well in the local climate, and are very popular here (in Sarawak at least).

Or for a less imaginative but excellently hardy plant, Bouganvillea spectabilis.
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need some help , i bought this at cameron highland,
may i know what is the name of this plant & way to take care of it?

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dunno. but looks like a sorta normal plant. just water it when the soil gets a bit dry and since from cameron, i would put it in indirect sunlight. haha. sorry cant help. maybe check with malaysian gardeners FB
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need some help , i bought this at cameron highland,
may i know what is the name of this plant & way to take care of it?

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didn't u ask the seller?
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passion fruit?
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didn't u ask the seller?
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the seller said is carpet grass =.=
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anyone put used ground coffee to fertilise plants? is it recommended?
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anyone put used ground coffee to fertilise plants? is it recommended?
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Not sure if used ground coffee is okay with all plant types, or it works only for leafy/fruit plants..
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Nope. Just ajinomoto. Then my tomato plant like on crack lol. Flowers everywhere
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Nope. Just ajinomoto. Then my tomato plant like on crack lol. Flowers everywhere
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but does it bear more fruits?
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QUOTE(watabakiu @ Dec 16 2017, 04:49 PM)
but does it bear more fruits?
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Well the ones that get pollinated do I guess. I too lazy to self pollinate so I leave it to nature haha
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Well the ones that get pollinated do I guess. I too lazy to self pollinate so I leave it to nature haha
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Hahahaha!

Io another note, I plan to put money plant to crawl in my fence. But not sure whether to put it in the grounds ir in pots. I think pots would be best, but will be hard to change the soil..
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What type of weed is this and what is the best weed killer to use? TIA



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What type of weed is this and what is the best weed killer to use? TIA
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Dec 16 2017, 07:20 PM)
Well the ones that get pollinated do I guess. I too lazy to self pollinate so I leave it to nature haha
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Actually how to self pollinate? Just shake the plant? That was what I did to my tomato plant last time. Don't know if that works or not...flowering was very slow and not that many anyway.
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QUOTE(audy @ Jan 8 2018, 12:37 PM)
Actually how to self pollinate?  Just shake the plant? That was what I did to my tomato plant last time. Don't know if that works or not...flowering was very slow and not that many anyway.
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you try to add the ajinomoto. that one really boosted flowering.

self pollinate can be by shaking. or take electric toothbrush and vibrate the flower, using a tuning fork to vibrate the flower, some use paint brush and brush pollen on each flower sleep.gif. if rajin i just shake shake the plant. but doubt its effective. the toothbrush and tuning fork should be very effective.
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Hello Gardeners. With CNY around the corner, those lucky bamboo and lotus bamboo plants are everywhere. Anyone has tips on how to take care of them? Are they short lived plants? In the past, the ones I bought always ended up with their stalks yellowing and rotting.

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Hello Gardeners.  With CNY around the corner, those lucky bamboo and lotus bamboo plants are everywhere. Anyone has tips on how to take care of them? Are they short lived plants? In the past, the ones I bought always ended up with their stalks yellowing and rotting.
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QUOTE(honkkydorry @ Jan 23 2018, 01:51 PM)
Hello Gardeners.  With CNY around the corner, those lucky bamboo and lotus bamboo plants are everywhere. Anyone has tips on how to take care of them? Are they short lived plants? In the past, the ones I bought always ended up with their stalks yellowing and rotting.
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Im interested to know too. I've seen my mum bought the lucky bamboo before. Died after few weeks :/
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I bought 3 stalks of lotus bamboo 3 weeks ago...not cheap anymore sad.gif. So far still surviving but don't know for how long..haha. In the past when I bought those bamboo, they also died quick fast. What I do now is to change water weekly and since the plant is placed indoor, I will put it outside during weekends when I am at home to get some indirect sunlight and fresh air. I also spray the leaves to moisture it.

I remember last year my mom told me she transferred her almost dying lotus bamboo to soil and the plant not only continue to live but has thrived.
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Not cheap,  and how good compare with conventional one.
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it is used coffee ground not asking u to buy fresh coffee bean and turn it into fertilizer. go to coffee shop or cafe ask them they will give u free lah......
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Just visit any Starbucks outlet and ask for used coffee ground.. they are more than happy to give you for free.. I get my used coffee ground this way..
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Tried it, but it causes the soil to harden!
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Hi there. Can anyone recommend a flowering plant that would grow well under a shady tree? Ideally lots of flowers. Not so much tall stalks, but looking for something that will make the earth padat with flowers (even small ones).

Also, one of my friends showed a pic with a purple plant with tall flowers, very similar to lavender (but not lavender). Anyone identify?
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Can anyone advise where to buy mushroom spores for self-growing?  Not the ones with the substrate bag, just the spores / seeds.  Tq
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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 4 2018, 02:48 PM)
want to ask all garden sifus here....

my housing area is an ex oil palm estate and the earth is yellow solid hard earth....

The earth is so hard that it retains water each time it rains... the color of the earth is yellow...

i have try to plant many types of plant on thw ground but it just wont grow...

when i dig down the earth, there is no insect or watsoever on the ground... no earthworm, no critters nothing....

besides the old oil palm trees surronding the housing area, we would like to plant some fruit or vegetable on the ground but it just wont grow...

we have try about 6 years now and have google lots of information but still fail to grow anything...

anyone know what type of fruit and vege is sutable for these soil conditions??

we are placing pots and growing from the pots but the result is dissapointing...

any idea anyone??
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Mine same soil as yours. For big plants, I dig a hole about 2ft deep, 3 by 3. For small ones i just dig 1x1x1. I put in proper soil. I have belimbing buluh, rambutan, mango, mulberry, kedondong, pandan, lemongrass, inai, passion fruit.

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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 4 2018, 02:48 PM)
want to ask all garden sifus here....

my housing area is an ex oil palm estate and the earth is yellow solid hard earth....

The earth is so hard that it retains water each time it rains... the color of the earth is yellow...

i have try to plant many types of plant on thw ground but it just wont grow...

when i dig down the earth, there is no insect or watsoever on the ground... no earthworm, no critters nothing....

besides the old oil palm trees surronding the housing area, we would like to plant some fruit or vegetable on the ground but it just wont grow...

we have try about 6 years now and have google lots of information but still fail to grow anything...

anyone know what type of fruit and vege is sutable for these soil conditions??

we are placing pots and growing from the pots but the result is dissapointing...

any idea anyone??
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Can...

1st you need compost
2nd microbes

Can try few products available at market for example:

Sri Tanah from Nur Wahidah https://ms-my.facebook.com/nurwahidah.hambali . Try PM her personally and ask her how to do it..

SuperBacti from http://avresources.blogspot.com/2018/01/su...io-formula.html
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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 4 2018, 03:03 PM)
huh?? have to buy good soil to replace the natural earth??

sure expensive then?? if i dig a big hole and replace it with import earth.... things will be costly for a tree!!!

Any plants suitable in these solid hard yellow earth conditions???
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durian oso i think ok

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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 4 2018, 03:03 PM)
huh?? have to buy good soil to replace the natural earth??

sure expensive then?? if i dig a big hole and replace it with import earth.... things will be costly for a tree!!!

Any plants suitable in these solid hard yellow earth conditions???
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no, just need to do "treatment" to your soil as I suggested earlier.
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Instead of looking for "suitable plant" why not you treat the soil and plant anything you want?
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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 5 2018, 02:45 PM)
to me treatment to soil or change soil also same....

Do treatment is cheaper only as compare to changing the soil.

My idea is to plant those plants which got no roots or less roots as the soil condition is too hard!!!

Any suggestion for less roots plants or veg??
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u don't have to dig a large hole. 3x3x2 ft or 2x2x2 ft if malas, is enough for a large plant. the reason is to provide a soft soil for the roots to grow when the plant is in its early years.

sometimes if lagi malas, i just dig 1x1x1.5

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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 5 2018, 02:45 PM)
to me treatment to soil or change soil also same....

Do treatment is cheaper only as compare to changing the soil.

My idea is to plant those plants which got no roots or less roots as the soil condition is too hard!!!

Any suggestion for less roots plants or veg??
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treatment of soil and changing the soil is not the same lah. its like using chicken essence in cooking, of course can use powder to make the soup, but using actual chicken sure lagi bes even though it takes longer.

if you seriously want to grow something just dig a hole (or if malas hire someone to do it). maybe just loosening the earth is enough, depending on what you are trying to plant. roots are strong and can push through the hard earth but they need to breathe a bit at first.

put some effort in the beginning to stop yourself from suffering later on. #pennywisepoundfoolish



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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 4 2018, 02:48 PM)
want to ask all garden sifus here....

my housing area is an ex oil palm estate and the earth is yellow solid hard earth....

The earth is so hard that it retains water each time it rains... the color of the earth is yellow...

i have try to plant many types of plant on thw ground but it just wont grow...

when i dig down the earth, there is no insect or watsoever on the ground... no earthworm, no critters nothing....

besides the old oil palm trees surronding the housing area, we would like to plant some fruit or vegetable on the ground but it just wont grow...

we have try about 6 years now and have google lots of information but still fail to grow anything...

anyone know what type of fruit and vege is sutable for these soil conditions??

we are placing pots and growing from the pots but the result is dissapointing...

any idea anyone??
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If you don't want to replace the soil , then do a raised bed according to the size you want and fill it with garden soil or compost soil.

If you go to Facebook, there are few sellers who sell compost soil in bulk and it's cheaper. To make your soil more fertile, use soluble humate acid to condition the soil every 2 weeks or once a month.





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My lawn getting more and more nutsedge and some other broadleaf weeds, anyone knows where to get nutsedge and broadleaf herbicide?
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QUOTE(seinchan @ Sep 25 2018, 08:27 AM)
My lawn getting more and more nutsedge and some other broadleaf weeds, anyone knows where to get nutsedge and broadleaf herbicide?
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Hi guys, been keeping this snake plant on my desk for a few months and everything was fine, growing healthy.

2 days ago it suddenly shriveled up and all its leaves went gooey and limp with blisters appearing on the leaves.

Can anyone help explain why this happened?
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Hi guys, been keeping this snake plant on my desk for a few months and everything was fine, growing healthy.

2 days ago it suddenly shriveled up and all its leaves went gooey and limp with blisters appearing on the leaves.

Can anyone help explain why this happened?
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Low light intensity
Iron or manganese deficiency
Overfertilizationl be brown

not really sure though .
I just c internet guide guess one rclxm9.gif

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QUOTE(louzie @ Oct 5 2018, 01:56 PM)
Low light intensity
Iron or manganese deficiency
Overfertilizationl be brown

not really sure though .
I just c internet guide guess one  rclxm9.gif
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But it happened suddenly like overnight kinda thing. And my place is next to the window so there's sunlight but indirect sunlight
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What plants can prevent the mosquitoes ? i heard is lemon grass plant ?
How easy to plant it ? just buy seed and water normally then wola ?
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What plants can prevent the mosquitoes ? i heard is lemon grass plant ?
How easy to plant it ? just buy seed and water normally then wola ?
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Not sure if lemongrass prevent mosquitoes. But yeah, it is easy to plant. You can buy lemon grass from market and leave one stalk with roots and plant it.
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But it happened suddenly like overnight kinda thing. And my place is next to the window so there's sunlight but indirect sunlight
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If I'm not mistaken, this is Sansevieria..(common name mother-in-law tongue)
This is a favourite low maintenance indoor plant .. It needs the soil to be dry between waterings.. So once a week should be enough...
Sometimes, when we buy from nursery, the soil provided in the pot have very high water retention ... This is because they cultivate and keep the plants under plastic shade with controlled watering... When conditions too wet, the roots will rot....Best to change the soil by adding Tanah bakar (coarse red type)

https://www.joyusgarden.com/sansevierias-ak...ake-plant-care/

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QUOTE(judesh @ Nov 1 2018, 11:03 AM)
If I'm not mistaken, this is Sansevieria..(common name mother-in-law tongue)
This is a favourite low maintenance  indoor plant .. It needs the soil to be dry between waterings.. So once a week should be enough...
Sometimes, when we buy from nursery, the soil provided in the pot have very high water retention ... This is because they cultivate and keep the plants under plastic shade with controlled watering... When conditions too wet, the roots will rot....Best to change the soil by adding Tanah bakar (coarse red type)

https://www.joyusgarden.com/sansevierias-ak...ake-plant-care/

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My lawn getting more and more nutsedge and some other broadleaf weeds, anyone knows where to get nutsedge and broadleaf herbicide?
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If it's Cyperus esculentus, then I think you're out of luck. I think only glyphosate will work but then it'll kill your grass as well... Not sure if triclopyr will work and it's expensive.
Refer here
http://ipm.ucanr.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7432.html

Best would be to dig up to 10 inches deep and get all the tuber chains.... They're like thick black threads with nodes and burn them... This will also get some aeration into the soil.. do a small patch at a time and replant the turf... Not difficult to get your grass back...
In future, you have to catch this weed before they establish by digging them up manually, slowly pulling as much of the chains without breaking them... When you see a shoot emerge they would have already developed extensive rhizomes underground....

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QUOTE(razorknight @ Jul 4 2018, 02:48 PM)
want to ask all garden sifus here....

my housing area is an ex oil palm estate and the earth is yellow solid hard earth....

The earth is so hard that it retains water each time it rains... the color of the earth is yellow...

i have try to plant many types of plant on thw ground but it just wont grow...

when i dig down the earth, there is no insect or watsoever on the ground... no earthworm, no critters nothing....

besides the old oil palm trees surronding the housing area, we would like to plant some fruit or vegetable on the ground but it just wont grow...

we have try about 6 years now and have google lots of information but still fail to grow anything...

anyone know what type of fruit and vege is sutable for these soil conditions??

we are placing pots and growing from the pots but the result is dissapointing...

any idea anyone??
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Your problem is because they cut a hill right down to the subsoil to build your house (common here in Malaysia).. The earlier suggestions to plant in containers or raised beds are sound, just that they present their own problems with regard to water and nutrient requirements. Need to understand your unsuccessful attempts earlier..... Is there sufficient sunlight and water? What soil did you use?
If you want to grow anything in the ground you described, you need to add more organic matter...
Here's maybe something you can try.....
Dig a1ft wide X 1ft deep trench and keep the soil on one side... Wait for the Majlis workers to sweep all the leaves from the roadside trees which they collect in plastic bags... Ask them for this and fill the trench, then cover with the soil.. it should look like a raised bed (batas) now ...Make sure it's mounded up about 3-4 inches since the dried leaves will decay. This will also ensure the bed doesn't flood when it rains. You can try to plant the following plants...daun keledek, dill, ulam raja or Brazilian spinach (I'm assuming you have full/almost full sun)
Get a 10-12 gallon black trash can (old one also can) and drill some large holes (at least 1/2 inch) in the bottom and bury it about 6 inches in a part of the trench... Throw your kitchen scraps and any garden waste here... As they rot they will provide some organic matter to the surrounding... After some time, you can also use this rotted material to fill more trenches...
You can also try planting papaya(just throw the seeds from one you've eaten) or banana .. These 2 also quite hardy...
Also invest in a decent watering system... If you can diy, can get those from shopee/Lazada using 16mm ldpe piping... Quite easy... Otherwise get a watering can with a fine rose or use hose with fine mist so the soil doesn't get compacted further ..
Info on the suggested plants:
Daun keledek and Brazilian spinach grow from cuttings ... Put the 4-5 inch cuttings in a small cup of water until it roots (4-5 days)... Then plant in the soil...
Dill also grow from cuttings but plant straight on the ground... Don't put in cup....
Ulam raja grow from seed... Just scatter the seeds and cover lightly with soil...
Water at least twice a day...
Happy gardening...


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hi. anyone can help me in choosing the right pesticide. I have a problem with this ulat. I dont know what it is called in Malay or English. But Indon people called it hama embug. Please help me to get rid of this pest, since my plants are dying. cry.gif


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hi. anyone can help me in choosing the right pesticide. I have a problem with this ulat. I dont know what it is called in Malay or English. But Indon people called it hama embug. Please help me to get rid of this pest, since my plants are dying.  cry.gif
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My friends suggested either one of this Cypermetrin/ Clorpyriphos/ Malathion. Choose which available nearby.
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My aloe vera plant leaves are turning brown at the tip. Can I just cut that part off? Will it grow new ones back at the top?

Also, any suggestions how to prevent the leaves from spreading out during its growth. I put my plant at the balcony and the leaves are taking up space cos they spread out too much.

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QUOTE(audy @ Dec 17 2018, 11:01 AM)
My aloe vera plant leaves are turning brown at the tip.  Can I just cut that part off? Will it grow new ones back at the top?

Also, any suggestions how to prevent the leaves from spreading out during its growth.  I put my plant at the balcony and the leaves are taking up space cos they spread out too much.
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my aloe vera plant die after heavy rain.. sweat.gif sweat.gif
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QUOTE(Yveatel @ Dec 17 2018, 11:48 AM)
my aloe vera plant die after heavy rain..  sweat.gif  sweat.gif
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I think that's because the root is too wet from the rain water. You might want to consider shifting the pot to an area that isnt too exposed to rain or heat.
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Anybody got advice on growing and maintaining anisomeles indica (catmint/茉è‰). It's a plant that my mom uses for superstition purposes 😅. But I kinda like the smell of it and its a natural mosquito repellent. So far it seems to thrive in bad soil such as construction rubble pile but not very good in a pot..

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QUOTE(sidefulnes @ Dec 21 2018, 11:12 PM)
Hi!
Anybody got advice on growing and maintaining anisomeles indica (catmint/茉è‰). It's a plant that my mom uses for superstition purposes 😅. But I kinda like the smell of it and its a natural mosquito repellent. So far it seems to thrive in bad soil such as construction rubble pile but not very good in a pot..

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go to nursery, buy npk 15.15.15 any brand will do(recommend yara). fertilize your plant one a week.

If put your plant in a pot also will look nice.
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Guys.. have any idea what to plant for small part time profit? My house have small free part of 200-300sq ft
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I am interested to plant bamboo (in pots) at my balcony. Anyone has done similar, can share some pictures? What type of bamboos are good i.e. easy to care, can take heat, etc.
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My teddy bear sunflower just finished its cycle and is now in the midst of withering. I'm letting it ripe off properly before harvesting its seeds for my next plantation however being that this is my first time harvesting seeds, i am not sure whether how to do it properly.

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I plucked off one of the seed and it has darkened wholly BUT still a bit soft.

Is this the right time to harvest all the seeds or should I leave it on until further?
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anybody know where to buy a normal top soil? i find that the pre-packed organic soil that is sold on the market are not good especially the black soil. it will clog the pot when watering. currently im planting mango tree in the pot. chokanan and harum manis. the chokanan already started to flower after about 6-7 months in the pot.
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QUOTE(ledtechn @ Feb 10 2019, 04:31 PM)
anybody know where to buy a normal top soil? i find that the pre-packed organic soil that is sold on the market are not good especially the black soil. it will clog the pot when watering. currently im planting mango tree in the pot. chokanan and harum manis. the chokanan already started to flower after about 6-7 months in the pot.
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Mix with tanah merah bakar. Usually nursery got sell. Rm2/ pack. You mix tanah merah bakar and 6in1 mix soil with ratio 2:1.
Using this mix for my fig plant. No problem
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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Feb 10 2019, 05:28 PM)
Mix with tanah merah bakar. Usually nursery got sell. Rm2/ pack. You mix tanah merah bakar and 6in1 mix soil with ratio 2:1.
Using this mix for my fig plant. No problem
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okay thanks for the reply. yes i should mix with tanah merah bakar instead of just using just the organic mix soil. In my house also has a fig plant, it grows big and healthy but no fruit at all.only full of leaves. very strange as i saw a small potted fig in a nursery already has a lot of fruits.
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QUOTE(ledtechn @ Feb 10 2019, 06:30 PM)
okay thanks for the reply. yes i should mix with tanah merah bakar instead of just using just the organic mix soil. In my house also has a fig plant, it grows big and healthy but no fruit at all.only full of leaves. very strange as  i saw a small potted fig in a nursery already has a lot of fruits.
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Do you know the fig variety that you bought? Because not all fig can produce fruit here but some really late like 8month to 1year. Can you snap a picture?
What fertilizer did you use for your fig?
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Bonzai, Cactus, Orchid, miniature flower type of plants..... Can do terrarium as well....

Small part time profit should be ok.....big money no....

Anyone else got any more idea??
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Has anybody used eggshells as a source of calcium in your garden?
Is grinding them to a fine powder and sprinkle on the soil sufficient or in a solution form better?

Seems banana skin tea has NPK and also some calcium but I figured its easier to store eggshells hmm.gif
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QUOTE(sidefulnes @ Feb 14 2019, 10:05 AM)
Has anybody used eggshells as a source of calcium in your garden?
Is grinding them to a fine powder and sprinkle on the soil sufficient or in a solution form better?

Seems banana skin tea has NPK and also some calcium but I figured its easier to store eggshells  hmm.gif
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Can but you need to do "fermentation" to extract calcium first.

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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Feb 14 2019, 11:03 AM)
Can but you need to do "fermentation" to extract calcium first.

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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Feb 10 2019, 10:13 PM)
Do you know the fig variety that you bought? Because not all fig can produce fruit here but some really late like 8month to 1year. Can you snap a picture?
What fertilizer did you use for your fig?
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i dont know the variety. i just prune the tip last few days. hope it can bear fruit.

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below is the soil that i bought. so far the best soil for my potted plant. it drains water perfectly. bought it from mardi serdang.
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QUOTE(ledtechn @ Feb 18 2019, 07:32 PM)
i dont know the variety. i just prune the tip last few days. hope it can bear fruit.

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Nice and healthy fig u got there

What type of fertilizer did you use for your fig? To bear fruit they need high K NPK fertilizer for example

- Novatec 15-3-20

or

- YaraMila 10-10-30

1 spoon, once a week should be ok
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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Feb 19 2019, 11:36 AM)
Nice and healthy fig u got there

What type of fertilizer did you use for your fig? To bear fruit they need high K NPK  fertilizer for example

- Novatec 15-3-20

or

- YaraMila 10-10-30

1 spoon, once a week should be ok
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Previously when bought the plant, the seller gave together a liquid fertilizer. It did fruit earlier i think maybe once. I will try with novatec since i have it
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QUOTE(ledtechn @ Feb 19 2019, 06:21 PM)
Previously when bought the plant, the seller gave together a liquid fertilizer. It did fruit earlier i think maybe once. I will try with novatec since i have it
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nice, try give at least 4-6hours direct sunlight too.. Hopefully your fig will bear fruit soon. smile.gif

This is one of my figs smile.gif im using zenex 8888 for early grow and novatec for fruit fertilizer

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QUOTE(sidefulnes @ Feb 14 2019, 10:05 AM)
Has anybody used eggshells as a source of calcium in your garden?
Is grinding them to a fine powder and sprinkle on the soil sufficient or in a solution form better?

Seems banana skin tea has NPK and also some calcium but I figured its easier to store eggshells  hmm.gif
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I dry the egg shells and then pound them into powdery form using the good old mortar and pestle biggrin.gif
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Anyone planting Pak Choy here?

I am new to this.
Planting some edible veggies on my balcony.

1. Sage
2. Rockets
3. Pak Choy
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QUOTE(JIUHWEI @ Feb 23 2019, 10:05 PM)
Anyone planting Pak Choy here?

I am new to this.
Planting some edible veggies on my balcony.

1. Sage
2. Rockets
3. Pak Choy
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Any tips to growing chillies? I germinated some seeds and later repot the seedlings to a bigger pot. Next day all layu.
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Any tips to growing chillies? I germinated some seeds and later repot the seedlings to a bigger pot.  Next day all layu.
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wait until 2 3 inch suitable to repot, after repot, dont directly exposed to the sunlight.
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Recommended indoor plants, preferably leafy types (those that don't flower much), loves humidity and sunlight. But not cactus types, coz of the thorns. Recommendation?

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QUOTE(1tanmee @ Mar 3 2019, 05:58 PM)
Recommended indoor plants, preferably leafy types (those that don't flower much), loves humidity and sunlight. But not cactus types, coz of the thorns. Recommendation?
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snake plant/mother in law tongue
ivy (forgot the name, but all nursery got them. in pots, about 1m tall with the wooden stake to help climbing)
spider plant.
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Any succulent experts here? smile.gif

I bought a succulent plant 2 Sundays ago and has only watered it once since then. I noticed that few days after watering, one of the leaves is starting to turn yellowish. Based on Google, this means it is over watered. I'm wondering how that is possible as I only watered it one time and I made sure the water drained out.

I've had many succulents died on me in the past so I'm wondering where did I go wrong again this time. The pot is in a shady spot.

Anyone has any other tips to prevent the whole pot from turning yellow?

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QUOTE(honkkydorry @ Mar 14 2019, 03:54 PM)
Any succulent experts here? smile.gif

I bought a succulent plant 2 Sundays ago and has only watered it once since then. I noticed that few days after watering, one of the leaves is starting to turn yellowish.  Based on Google, this means it is over watered. I'm wondering how that is possible as I only watered it one time and I made sure the water drained out. 

I've had many succulents died on me in the past so I'm wondering where did I go wrong again this time.  The pot is in a shady spot.

Anyone has any other tips to prevent the whole pot from turning yellow?
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hmmm...how how fertilizer, over doing it too produces yellowing.

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QUOTE(thatdude3 @ May 8 2019, 10:50 PM)
Hi everyone. I have two small gardens, one for flowers and the other one for vegetables. I have it for years and never had any serious problems with pests, but a month ago both gardens became infested by bugs! Any recommendations? I'm currently reading about how to get rid of stink bugs but I'm so afraid to use any chemicals. My aunt said I should and those natural methods won't work. What should I do? Thanks.
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QUOTE(thatdude3 @ May 8 2019, 10:50 PM)
Hi everyone. I have two small gardens, one for flowers and the other one for vegetables. I have it for years and never had any serious problems with pests, but a month ago both gardens became infested by bugs! Any recommendations? I'm currently reading about how to get rid of stink bugs but I'm so afraid to use any chemicals. My aunt said I should and those natural methods won't work. What should I do? Thanks.
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i use ridsect or baygon on them. works
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Hi everyone, I'm conducting a survey to understand irrigation habit of garderner/casual planting and hobbyist alike. Just wondering if I posted my survey over here would y'all be interested in partaking?

I like to do it here instead of starting a new thread since I see that I can get the right audience here.

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Can somebody recommend some plants for condo preferably those that can be consumed tongue.gif ? I am thinking to get aloe vera, limau purut and pandan leaves. Any other choices? Thanks
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QUOTE(hurtedheart @ Jun 30 2019, 03:09 PM)
Can somebody recommend some plants for condo preferably those that can be consumed tongue.gif ? I am thinking to get aloe vera, limau purut and pandan leaves. Any other choices? Thanks
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At balkoni? How long can get sunlight?
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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Jun 30 2019, 05:18 PM)
At balkoni? How long can get sunlight?
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Hi, yes at balcony. Exposed to sunlight during day time.
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QUOTE(hurtedheart @ Jun 30 2019, 08:28 PM)
Hi, yes at balcony. Exposed to sunlight during day time.
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then can plant any fruiting plant. limau kasturi, limau purut, hydroponic vegetables. or maybe can try fig tree.. fig fruit sedap.
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QUOTE(hurtedheart @ Jun 30 2019, 03:09 PM)
Can somebody recommend some plants for condo preferably those that can be consumed tongue.gif ? I am thinking to get aloe vera, limau purut and pandan leaves. Any other choices? Thanks
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pokok kari
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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Jul 1 2019, 11:54 AM)
then can plant any fruiting plant. limau kasturi, limau purut, hydroponic vegetables. or maybe can try fig tree.. fig fruit sedap.
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anybody diy a bird feeder n put in the yard?
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Hey everyone, I have just moved into a newly completed landed house at the beginning of the year. The place was infested with the pest as shown. Already removed all existing soil along with all the plants, weeds, etc. in order to lay artificial grass with coarse sand underneath.

Definitely less of the pest now, and I would individually remove them when i see them. However, I could still easily find around 3-5 of them every single day. Any idea what this is and how I can permanently get rid of them?
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QUOTE(jian5481 @ Jul 29 2019, 11:12 AM)
Hey everyone, I have just moved into a newly completed landed house at the beginning of the year. The place was infested with the pest as shown. Already removed all existing soil along with all the plants, weeds, etc. in order to lay artificial grass with coarse sand underneath.

Definitely less of the pest now, and I would individually remove them when i see them. However, I could still easily find around 3-5 of them every single day. Any idea what this is and how I can permanently get rid of them?
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oh nasty. i think thats a centipede. are they all from the garden? or you finding them in other parts of your house?

maybe can try DE (Diatomaceous earth)? can sprinkle it over your new lawn or their hot spots you find them
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QUOTE(hutazi @ Jul 29 2019, 01:49 PM)
oh nasty. i think thats a centipede. are they all from the garden? or you finding them in other parts of your house?

maybe can try DE (Diatomaceous earth)? can sprinkle it over your new lawn or their hot spots you find them
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None inside the house so far. All of them have been in the garden. Couldn't find any area where they are concentrated. It's usually one at a corner, another at the other end. Before I moved in, I could find their nests with dozens of them inside and destroyed them. Now, no nests can be found, but a few of them still linger around everyday.

They are usually found at open area in my garden, so DE might not be effective if it gets wet. More interested to know exactly what they are and how to track their nests.
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QUOTE(jian5481 @ Jul 29 2019, 03:32 PM)
None inside the house so far. All of them have been in the garden. Couldn't find any area where they are concentrated. It's usually one at a corner, another at the other end. Before I moved in, I could find their nests with dozens of them inside and destroyed them. Now, no nests can be found, but a few of them still linger around everyday.

They are usually found at open area in my garden, so DE might not be effective if it gets wet. More interested to know exactly what they are and how to track their nests.
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ok lah. as long as only outside LOL. but DE becomes effective again after it dries so could still be good. but dunno if it works on such big insects.

keep us updated. looks damn creepy.
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Hi anybody try out any of fertilizer from Agrostar?Would like to get some feedback on its usage success.
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QUOTE(thenuts15 @ Sep 17 2019, 02:07 PM)
Hi anybody try out any of fertilizer from Agrostar?Would like to get some feedback on its usage success.
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Granular fertilizer is it? You want to it for what type of plant?
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Anybody tried the 'SUPER' brand granular fertilizer? Heard it's 100% imported and of good quality?
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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Sep 18 2019, 01:42 PM)
Granular fertilizer is it? You want to it for what type of plant?
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for fruits trees and flowering plants
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Sorry new topic here.. Does anyone know where can you get Pilea Pepperomoides plant in penang or Malaysia in general?

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QUOTE(thenuts15 @ Sep 24 2019, 05:34 PM)
is liquid fertilizer for foliage
for fruits trees and flowering plants
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I see... Should be ok. Do you check for NPK ratio?
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QUOTE(Azuwazu @ Sep 24 2019, 07:28 PM)
Sorry new topic here.. Does anyone know where can you get Pilea Pepperomoides plant in penang or Malaysia in general?

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Saw this in klang bukit tinggi nursery...
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Saw this in klang bukit tinggi nursery...
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If anyone has information about it, is it possible to share with me?
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Hi all, asking on behalf a friend;

Anybody knows whats happening with the cactus on the right? Looks like it's growing out from the soil.


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QUOTE(RigerZ @ May 1 2020, 12:07 PM)
Hi all, asking on behalf a friend;

Anybody knows whats happening with the cactus on the right? Looks like it's growing out from the soil.
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the roots getting too big? Pushing it out? Lack of nutrients
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the roots getting too big? Pushing it out? Lack of nutrients
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Making my own compost
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Need to unload, mix, n put back in the pot
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3 weeks old
Need to unload, mix, n put back in the pot
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need to put em or bokashi for faster decomposition
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need to put em or bokashi for faster decomposition
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Just use whatever i have lying around the house. Longer decomposition. Minimal cost
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Just use whatever i have lying around the house. Longer decomposition. Minimal cost
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or you could try LAB, easily can "collect" within house area

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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Jun 12 2020, 04:52 PM)
or you could try LAB, easily can "collect" within house area

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Where to get that siphon tool, rice brand and crude sugar?
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Where to get that siphon tool, rice brand and crude sugar?
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Siphon actually no need. Rice brand = air basuhan beras. Crude sugar can use gula merah/ brown sugar.

Simple version.

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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Jun 12 2020, 07:40 PM)
Siphon actually no need. Rice brand = air basuhan beras. Crude sugar can use gula merah/ brown sugar.

Simple version.

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How much crude sugar do i add to the mix? Just dry brown sugar? Dont have to boil or whatever first?
How to use this LABS? Water the compost bin with LABS?
Do i have to close the container tight? Or leave it open the entire process?
Do i have to keep it for a few days after i put sugar iinto the mix?

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Left, first attempt. Forgot the correct steps.
Right, send attempt. Will follow the correct steps.
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Hello everyone! I'm new to gardening and recently started planting bird's eye chili aka cili padi. After 4 days, my seeds started to germinate and after a week, they have grown 1 inch in length! However, I have a 3 noob questions here:

1) I put the pot under the shade and only water them twice per day. Is it sufficient?
2) My seedling babies are leaning towards one side. Is it because of light source issue?
3) Do I need to put fertilizer?
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QUOTE(Bearberry @ Jun 18 2020, 08:39 PM)
Hello everyone! I'm new to gardening and recently started planting bird's eye chili aka cili padi. After 4 days, my seeds started to germinate and after a week, they have grown 1 inch in length! However, I have a 3 noob questions here:

1) I put the pot under the shade and only water them twice per day. Is it sufficient?
2) My seedling babies are leaning towards one side. Is it because of light source issue?
3) Do I need to put fertilizer?
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1. i think u water it too much. how much u water it at a time?
2. maybe
3. depends on what kind of soil do u use in the pot. if good soil with compost, no need to put fertilizer for now. maybe after a month.
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1. i think u water it too much. how much u water it at a time?
2. maybe
3. depends on what kind of soil do u use in the pot. if good soil with compost, no need to put fertilizer for now. maybe after a month.
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1) Not alot, like 10 squeezes from my DIY watering bottle.
2) Hmm, okay will observe it again tomorrow.
3) Okay!
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QUOTE(Bearberry @ Jun 18 2020, 08:51 PM)
1) Not alot, like 10 squeezes from my DIY watering bottle.
2) Hmm, okay will observe it again tomorrow.
3) Okay!
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if the soil is wet, no need to water.
i water once a day or every two days.
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if the soil is wet, no need to water.
i water once a day or every two days.
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Okay, will check the soil before watering it next time. Thanks for your prompt feedback miaopurr!
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compost after 4 weeks ready for use

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Anybody knows what causes this? Rambutan tree

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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Jun 12 2020, 07:40 PM)
Siphon actually no need. Rice brand = air basuhan beras. Crude sugar can use gula merah/ brown sugar.

Simple version.

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Is this considered done? Or must wait until it separares into 3 layers? This one is on 6th day

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QUOTE(miaopurr @ Jul 2 2020, 06:32 PM)
Is this considered done? Or must wait until it separares into 3 layers? This one is on 6th day

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Is it something like this? or similar like this you can filter out the "cheese" part. Then mix with brown sugar with 1:1.

tips: If you want to know successful or not, after mixing with brown sugar. you will notice there's very small bubbles in 3 4 days

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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Jul 3 2020, 09:58 AM)
Is it something like this? or similar like this you can filter out the "cheese" part. Then mix with brown sugar with 1:1.

tips: If you want to know successful or not, after mixing with brown sugar. you will notice there's very small bubbles in 3 4 days

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like the one on the right
but the separation not really obvious
i'll wait until this weekend

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like the one on the right
but the separation not really obvious
i'll wait until this weekend
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Is this considered complete? Only 2 layers instead of 3, liquid whitish instead of yellow. This is day 7

The blogs i read say 3 layers and yellowish liquid.

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QUOTE(miaopurr @ Jul 17 2020, 06:28 PM)
Is this considered complete? Only 2 layers instead of 3, liquid whitish instead of yellow. This is day 7

The blogs i read say 3 layers and yellowish liquid.

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Like this, good to go already. I think I read somewhere the color depends on our surrounding.


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QUOTE(AmeiN @ Jul 18 2020, 04:00 PM)
Like this, good to go already. I think I read somewhere the color depends on our surrounding.
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QUOTE(Bearberry @ Jun 18 2020, 08:39 PM)
Hello everyone! I'm new to gardening and recently started planting bird's eye chili aka cili padi. After 4 days, my seeds started to germinate and after a week, they have grown 1 inch in length! However, I have a 3 noob questions here:

1) I put the pot under the shade and only water them twice per day. Is it sufficient?
2) My seedling babies are leaning towards one side. Is it because of light source issue?
3) Do I need to put fertilizer?
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Hello everyone! I have noticed that some of the leaves of my plant curl downwards and appear to be in a darker shade of green. Anyone has any idea on how to fix it?

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QUOTE(Bearberry @ Aug 8 2020, 12:35 PM)
Hello everyone! I have noticed that some of the leaves of my plant curl downwards and appear to be in a darker shade of green. Anyone has any idea on how to fix it?

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did u put fertilizer? how much?

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