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White Bunya tree

Postby bunyanuternie » Thu Jan 10, 2008 2:20 pm

I propagate a lot of bonyi-bonyi or bunya trees as they are commonly known every year , this year I had a white one come up , I have taken it away from the others and potted into a 6 inch pot and it is growing well, It now has two branches and is still all white , I have been sprouting them for years but have never seen a white one , Is their anyone else out their that has seen or heard of one , I have photo's but don't know how to post them , If anyone would like to see them I can email them or I can Email them to someone who can post them , ???Ian
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Postby eataust » Thu Jan 10, 2008 2:57 pm

Ah! Are you the person asking about white bunyas in the Backyard Poultry forum? If so, welcome!

There's a photo gallery available with this forum - look at the Photo Gallery link to the left. You need to register separately, however. If it all seems like too much work :), email them to me and I'll upload them for you. I'd love to see this beast!!

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Postby bunyanuternie » Thu Jan 10, 2008 4:01 pm

Yes thats me , how are you , whats your email and I will email you some pics , I will try to post them also, If you have a look on the Australian Poultry forum , Ihave already posted some pics their , They will be in the "bunyanuternie" file , Ian
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Postby bunyanuternie » Fri Jan 11, 2008 11:05 am

I got yor email address off your blog and sent you some pics , You are welcome to post them for me as I am a bludger , and quite happy with the title , But have plans to join the photo gallery some day soon , Ian
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White Bunya

Postby tropicalbotanics » Wed Feb 20, 2008 10:42 pm

I have grown these a bit and I find that occasionally you will have a plant without any chlorophyll. It should eventually green up or die. It would be extremely surprising if it remained this colour.
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Postby caldera » Fri Mar 28, 2008 11:36 pm

yeh it's not uncommon for plants to have the ocassional albino characteristic

more common in mangoes than anything else

i've got a Davidson Plum growing slowly, because its not entirely white ..

but generally they are not making full use of the suns energy and won't last long ~

still, they look pretty kewl aye
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Postby bunyanuternie » Sat Mar 29, 2008 6:32 am

Well despite what everybody has thought , They have both remained white and are Powering along ... So far .... I'll keep you posted .
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Postby caldera » Thu Apr 03, 2008 8:20 pm

how exciting ~

can u post us a picture ?

this isn't ernie from the bunya moutains ? (who sang 'from little things big things grow' at red blanket gathering last year?)
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Postby bunyanuternie » Fri Apr 04, 2008 7:21 am

:shock: :shock: Of cause it's Ernie from The Bunya Mountains , Their could only be one me , Although the world could do with a few more :wink: ,My Hair is a bit longer , I'm a little bit wiser (I think) and Have heaps more Bush Tucka Plants ,and I am still trying to sing, (have a look in the Members Galleries) :lol: I was just talking about the Bunya Mountains Red Blanket Gathering ,To a freind on Barkers Creek a couple of days ago , What a beautiful Thing that was , I wish they did it every year ,
My two white Bunya's are very special , I have allready Posted Piccies of them , Despite what the critic's thought (myself included ) They are very much alive and competing well with Their green Brothers and Sisters , I propagated heaps more Bonyi-Bonyi this year and have still dedicated my life to the dispersal of the species ,
If you heard me Sing at the Bunya's ,Which one were U ??
Bunyanuternie :lol: :lol:
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Postby caldera » Tue Apr 29, 2008 11:18 pm

true that ~ how could there be more then one Ernie the Bunya~Nut

I was one of the photographers (paul, the younger one)

got a shot of you in their with Black Elvis

http://picasaweb.google.com.au/pdaley33/RedBlanketGathering

I'm cycling up to the Bunya Mountains in a couple of weeks, on the way to north qld ...

looking forward to reconnecting with mountains, hopefully do a bit more exploring this time 'round ~

I LOVE that your dream is to get this species planted everywhere ...

i share that dream, plus many other species ~

plant the seed~ watch it grow ... you know how it goes : )

whens the next gathering? they should definitely do it every 3 years or so~



>> ernie ~ check out this new version

http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/MakeThisAHit
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