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Old 10th December 2010, 02:35 PM
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what?!?!?
ant plant breeds ants?


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Old 10th December 2010, 03:03 PM
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ant plant breeds ants?


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Ant plant is provide a "interior design" that ant like. Once they love it, they will move in there and have house warming inside it.
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wow seems fun!
you can make a ant colony using it
one big ant family haha
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Is it growing in LFS???
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Is it growing in LFS???
For the adult plant, im using cocochip + sphagnum moss. Portion is 2:1 or 1:1, cannot recall...
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your plant come from nursery ?

it is a myrmecodia yes but a tuberosa ? the most common are tuberosa but in this species a lot of ' variety' ( 16 , according to their native region )

have you others infos on her native region ?

I am looking for also some rubiaceae ( myrmecodia-hydnophytum-squamellaria-myrmephytum-anthorrhiza) , ant dischidia-solanopteris I have some rubiaceae in trade or swap ( plant-drupe) .

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your plant come from nursery ?

it is a myrmecodia yes but a tuberosa ? the most common are tuberosa but in this species a lot of ' variety' ( 16 , according to their native region )

have you others infos on her native region ?

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My plant is from rhealk. He said it is Myrmecodia tuberosa
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others infos on her native region is welcome

this genus myrmecodia have 59 species ,all are possible .

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you can make a ant colony using it
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Just settle a permanent place for them. Wish ant will move in soon!!! PRAY!!!!!!
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