I am amazed again by how quickly this has leafed out. I really love the pattern of the veining on the leaves. This ones a keeper.

Tracy

The must really like that sun in Hawaii. Those are some beautiful arabicums Jericson.

That's it! I'm moving all of my plants to Hawaii --- STAT!

they LOVE IT...if im given the opportunity ill drop my career in the kitchen and open my own nursery specializing in succulents and adeniums..that will do international shipping

Haha so true they're Nazis with the plant shipping out and into the islands. Plus they make it so difficult to get it inspected unless you are friends with

yep hawaii is so strict for us to ship live plants, you need so much paper-works just to send one,but when we receive things it so fast specially coming from mainland, they don't even need paper work or anything, they don't even get check after arriving here,

Btw, Denmark is a "killing field of biodiversity" as well...

we can receive anything here, but sending it out again has so much paper works, and documents, i got 3 warnings from DOA already for sending fresh peppers going to mainland, so now i cant sell my fresh peppers unless they are dried or powdered, i sent plumeria cuttings to my friend, and dog sniffed it out got destroyed and got another memo, so now if im planning to sell my adeniums, i have to go to the airport so they can check it and aphis will tag it thay its safe for shipping,

Martin you're right though. I might have brought some unknown disease from a Florida seller, I thought it was just the soil on the leaves but now I see that it's some kind of black aphids on my other plants... I don't want to be grin ground zero for the disease. I'm responsible and been in talks with the extension service.

The islands where I come from has the same story. Ever since these things called hoomans were introduced, it all went downhill. Sigh.

I hope you make your dream happen, JP. But I have a feeling it will be a loss to the people who dine at your resto.

Pagan