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Tentacle Plant - Purple and Turqouise

Sat, 12 Sep 2009 01:45:05 -0400

$13.00
What happens when you bury an octopus in some slightly radioactive soil? Why, you get a tentacle plant, of course.

This tentacle is pearly dark purple with turquoise suckers. Slightly over 4" tall. A fine specimen that would make an excellent addition to your collection of odd vegetation.

An excerpt from the "Tentacle Plants for Big, Dumb Morons" book (such an enlightening series!):

"These lively plants prefer a highly damp soil, and minimal sunlight. Tentacle plants come in many colors, can be propagated by cutting, and will occasionally produce octopods full of seeds.

Special care must be taken with certain varieties of Tentacle plants, as they may become poisonous, acidic, or radioactive when full grown. Rare reports have been received of some plants even becoming sentient, and abandoning their pots."

Tentacle Plant - Green and Pink

Sat, 12 Sep 2009 01:45:05 -0400

$13.00
What happens when you bury an octopus in some slightly radioactive soil? Why, you get a tentacle plant, of course.

This tentacle is pearly green with bubblegum pink suckers. Igor worked very hard to cultivate bubblegum pink suckers, and is quite sure that a bubblegum pink suckered tentacle will take Best of Show at this year's annual Tentacle Plant Showingoffthingywherepeoplegettogetherandlookateachother'stentacleplants Show.

An excerpt from the "Tentacle Plants for Big, Dumb Morons" book (such an enlightening series!):

"These lively plants prefer a highly damp soil, and minimal sunlight. Tentacle plants come in many colors, can be propagated by cutting, and will occasionally produce octopods full of seeds.

Special care must be taken with certain varieties of Tentacle plants, as they may become poisonous, acidic, or radioactive when full grown. Rare reports have been received of some plants even becoming sentient, and abandoning their pots."

Tentacle Plant - Metallic Green and Blue-Green

Sat, 12 Sep 2009 01:45:05 -0400

$13.50
What happens when you bury an octopus in some slightly radioactive soil? Why, you get a tentacle plant, of course.

This tentacle plant is swirly pearly metallic green with blue-green suckers. 3¾" tall.

An excerpt from the "Tentacle Plants for Big, Dumb Morons" book (such an enlightening series!):

"These lively plants prefer a highly damp soil, and minimal sunlight. Tentacle plants come in many colors, can be propagated by cutting, and will occasionally produce octopods full of seeds.

Special care must be taken with certain varieties of Tentacle plants, as they may become poisonous, acidic, or radioactive when full grown. Rare reports have been received of some plants even becoming sentient, and abandoning their pots."