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Botany Garden Series - Monstera fruit
By Aleyna
5 Apr, 2009
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Delonix:
If you look carefully will see an ant checking it...
we lost!!
LOL!!!
6 Apr, 2009
Yes, I see now that you mention it...those ants are super smart, and such a pain.
I have lost several plants in the past from ants. They actually cultivate scale in the heart of palms and other plants to harvest the sweet sticky secretion from the scales.
7 Apr, 2009
Great series of photos Aleyna, looks like a fasinating place to spend the day !
7 Jun, 2009
You're right Flcrazy... everytime I go to the BG i find a new plant
8 Jun, 2009
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Aleyna:
Very pretty!
The center spathe will develop into fruit. It will turn yellow and taste like pineapple.
5 Apr, 2009