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The latest fad in japan |
axxxr
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This is the latest fad in japan;Keyring plants...I don't know why but i really like these..Apparantly when the plant grows big enough you can remove it and plant it somewhere else..this one is surely good for the environment..They cost about $10 so cheap as chips! 
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batesie
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cool, i'm connecting with that...
yep the little spiky dude is mine....
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axxxr
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Yeh i like the Cactus plant one aswell (Spikey dude) as you call it! 
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I would buy one.
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batesie
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do they do a minature marijuana plant too?
its just i like the look of them....
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Can these be shipped out here? |
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On 2005-01-18 16:57:02, nickorooster wrote:
Can these be shipped out here?
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Yes there a few japanese sites that deliver international here is a good site that sells all manner of jap goodies: www.jbox.com
But i can't see the plant keyring on their site yet,but im sure they may be able to get it if you place an order.
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I wouldnt mind one, just wish it would remain that size...
Imagine having a bonsai in one of these?
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Can you please give give more information about those sweet plants ???
And i got some more questions,
I didn't understand, are they real or just plastic ???
How tall can they be max. ???
And wich sorts of flowers are there???
Are there Bonsai's ???
Marijuana
Lotus Flower ???
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well presumably if they grow they must be real plants!?
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axxxr
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On 2005-01-19 00:03:13, Melik wrote:
Can you please give give more information about those sweet plants ???
And i got some more questions,
I didn't understand, are they real or just plastic ???
How tall can they be max. ???
And wich sorts of flowers are there???
Are there Bonsai's ???
Marijuana
Lotus Flower ???
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questions over questions---
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I'm sorry but at this stage i don't have anymore information regarding these ...but as soon as i do i will surely post it here.
And the answer to your second question is yes these are real living breathing plants!..These grow to full size depending ovbiously what kind of plant it is,but as you can see from the pics they vary.And also they have to be removed from the enclosure once they get too big and planted in a pot or garden.
I'm not quite sure whats kinds of plants these are as thats not my real area of knowledge unfortunately;but from what i can tell one of them is a Cactus plant...I only wish they was a bonsai..If you have particular favourite plant i.e:Marujana,you could always by this and grow your own! 
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Il try and pick some up when arrive, anyone interested.
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@themaques:
Meee
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themarques
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@below24 Dont worry mate I got you first on the list...
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