Posts by Alia
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See your PM, Zaphod.
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Beissende Loewezahn erhalt man nur durch Zuchtung (oder wenn man viele Loewezahne erzuchtet hat).
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Great idea, Meritenramses, I also love it.
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Now that's because you've got your ordinary, run-of-the-mill bugle, not the cultivated varieties. The same goes for spotted deadnettle - it grows abundantly in the wild, but there are also some garden varieties that are sold in garden centres and online.
Edit - just this morning I went to a garden centre to buy some plants for my balcony and saw bugle sprouts for sale.
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They are in idril's post (in the last row) - I noticed that this one was missing for some reason, so I put it in my post.
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If you abandon a seed or a sprout, you can take it back from the wild garden, as long as nobody claims it in the meantime and you have the plant's number. As Exterminans explained, it used to be possible with grown plants, too - but not anymore.
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All plants in my post are fully grown now, there's only one poor dandelion seed left.
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parmaq - we have it as a minigame, as a matter of fact.
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I can't find if there's a way to delete a post. All I could do was edit mine.
When you click "Edit" on your post, on the top you see the words "Move this post to the recycle bin". When you check the box, there appears the button "Delete" (as well as a text box where you can provide the reasons for your decision).
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You can see the new variant in my signature now.
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New question mark has appeared by Witch Mushroom in my Compendium.
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A gold egg for someone who does not mind a long and complicated lineage:
Claim my eggs/hatchlings!
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I'm beginning to wonder if anyone's still clicking at those abandoned plants - new plants found by idril have so little water.
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Yes, some varieties of some plants are bred-only - black and purple-white varieties of roses of example. Also some varieties of Christmas rose, Flaming Katy and bow string hemp. But as far as I know, all crocus and saintpaulia varieties can be found in the wild. The bred-only varieties seem to be a recent invention.








































