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ordered mine
simonterry2 5 months ago
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simonterry2 5 months ago
Why can't I get one in the U.S.? Who's holding this up?
MattSyTy 5 months ago
@MattSyTy The american dollar I would say
qin02 1 month ago
@MattSyTy Probably customs. Just because they were found in a small pocket of bushland doesn't mean that they wouldn't wreak havoc to your native flora. They don't know what diseases the seeds could bring in to your country, etc.
verticalsmurf 1 week ago
where can I get one?
h4tchetman 1 year ago
@h4tchetman lol all good
h4tchetman 1 year ago
COCO PEAT strangles the Wollemi Pine and prevents it from receiving moisture. Don't buy cocopeat! I made a video on this very subject.
7Brett5 2 years ago
Nice video, i want one of those pines.
bornkool 2 years ago 2
Attenborough is a mercury sufferer by now I would think. I've got a really really rare bit of mold here that hasn't been seen since 900 billion years. I'm willing to sell cuttings for ... ahhh, ohhh, let's see... 100,000 bucks a millimeter. I can be reached on my channel and please hurry, I gotta pay rent soon.
anutarasamyat 2 years ago
what no gorrillas?
stimulater7 2 years ago
2:18 and trust me if any rare species would be pushed to extinction from any minor outside disease it would be these damn things!!! I'm on my third one now and have just now after a year and half perfect raising it without killing it!!!
Hell I had to consult Australian botanists to do so (literally!)
than217 2 years ago
i remember this ,every gardener was drooling at the time
pow0006 3 years ago