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kez wrote:I imagine Leong will have some in very soon

Ilithya wrote:

kez wrote:I imagine Leong will have some in very soon

I went there this morning and he told me that he would not have japanese apricot this year. he only have 3 display this morning when i went there but i cant afford it.

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Ilithya

How much are the apricot on display in Leong's place?
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Bonbon wrote:

Ilithya wrote:

kez wrote:I imagine Leong will have some in very soon

I went there this morning and he told me that he would not have japanese apricot this year. he only have 3 display this morning when i went there but i cant afford it.

Thanks
Ilithya

How much are the apricot on display in Leong's place?
Thanks

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Ilithya wrote:

Bonbon wrote:

Ilithya wrote:

kez wrote:I imagine Leong will have some in very soon

I went there this morning and he told me that he would not have japanese apricot this year. he only have 3 display this morning when i went there but i cant afford it.

Thanks
Ilithya

How much are the apricot on display in Leong's place?
Thanks

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Sir Bon, i did not take pictures. but the small one that he had cost around $300 something and the big one almost $1400 45yrs old he said.

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Ilithya

I dont need to travel then. Thank you for saving my time and fuel


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melbrackstone wrote:I bought some from this guy http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/rare-fruit-p ... SwVFlT9gPL

They're pretty small plants, probably one year cuttings, but they've grown very well in the year I've had them. The bigger the pot, the faster they've grown.

KIRKY wrote:Now is not the time to take cuttings. Take cuttings when Spring growth hardens off. Strip all the leaves but the top two then cut those in half. Fill a foam fruit box with a 1/3rd of soil, put them in, cover with cling wrap and put in a bright place but not in direct light as they will cook. Once leaves start to budd remove some of the cling wrap to allow air in. When leaves are open and showing growth remove cling wrap. Leave for at least a season. Check following winter when bare to pot up.
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Kirky

melbrackstone wrote:I bought some from this guy http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/rare-fruit-p ... SwVFlT9gPL

They're pretty small plants, probably one year cuttings, but they've grown very well in the year I've had them. The bigger the pot, the faster they've grown.