T. capitata salmon

[kel1ng]

Like to share another giant in my collection.....i have grown this from a large palm size plant.....just for the benefits of those in this forum that have not seen it.....it has grown so huge that most people don believe it's a capitata salmon any more.....it is quite a heavy plant too...maybe about 2kg in mass in plant matters......

[marvin1997]

Please can someone link kel1ng thread into one?Because it's kind of hard to see the tills from diffrent thread.Thanks!Kel1ng:HUGE!!!Where do you put it?

[kel1ng]

Sorry but i like to separate different plants into different threads as i think it would be easier for people to do a search on the individual plants if they need to do a cross reference either from this forum or from any browser......off course it's my individual idea....... moderators, pls do what is deem fit. Thanks

[kel1ng]

Originally Posted by marvin1997

Please can someone link kel1ng thread into one?Because it's kind of hard to see the tills from diffrent thread.Thanks!Kel1ng:HUGE!!!Where do you put it?

sorry can't really tell u. it's kind of sensitive over in Singapore as many plants have been stolen b4.....all i can say in a safe place......

[atmccmn]

Marvin,
Kevin has spent a fair sum funds on his plants. Kinda half of his asset is outside of his house. It's impolite to ask where!

[marvin1997]

Oh....Sorry then!So even tills are not safe.....

[yctan118]

kel1ng,
Good growing, very impressive plants. Can share how did you grow it?
Do you apply any fertilizer?

Thanks for sharing.

[kel1ng]

yes i do fertilize my tillies every bi-weekly alternating between gaviota 63 and seaweed extract.....i normally dilute it to half of the fert's recommend dosage. but do remember not to fertilize ur tilly under direct sunlight as it can cause leaf burns.

[yctan118]

Kel1ing
Thanks for sharing. Do you mean you fertilize in the evening or you move your tilly into shades after you apply fert?
So far, I hesitate to fert as i am not familiar yet.

[kel1ng]

i normally fertilize my tillies either early in the morning or in the evening after the sun has set