Dong, I hope you have fun in Singapore during that time. Do visit Orchard Road for the christmas lights. I will be in Cambodia (already told Lawstude in one of his recent post). :)
I have seen the huge ones you mentioned. Really gigantic cactii, bigger & wider than a couple of persons standing together! That was one of the memorable sights we saw, travelling in an RV from Vegas to California.
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have to say I have only one cactus in my house and it is surviving!! The trick is not to over water!!! people do go overboard dousing it.
ReplyDeletei love cactus. there is a place here that sells cactus, Baguio City. But these cactus survived just for a month in my home's weather. :(
ReplyDeleteI love them Alice. you'll find me buying lots of them to bring home..happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteI have a few cactus plants at home but they grow very slow.... ;-)
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we used to have cactus at home! a lot of it. oh by the way, i might be there on december 1 till 2.
ReplyDeleteDong, I hope you have fun in Singapore during that time. Do visit Orchard Road for the christmas lights. I will be in Cambodia (already told Lawstude in one of his recent post). :)
ReplyDeleteI love your cactus plants. They are esay to take care and make neat little gifts. My favorite is what they call hen and chicken.
ReplyDeleteI have seen the huge ones you mentioned. Really gigantic cactii, bigger & wider than a couple of persons standing together! That was one of the memorable sights we saw, travelling in an RV from Vegas to California.
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