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Hello there and welcome to another video from the ‘Walking Talking Gardeners’. In this video horticulturist Simon will demonstrate how to propagate the Madagascan succulent Bryophyllum from pups. All you need is a modular seed tray, multipurpose compost and a small dibber or pencil. Fortunately, propagating Kalanchoe (Bryophyllum) from pups is super easy but check out the above video for all the information you will need for success. Do forget to subscribe to your YouTube channel so that you won’t miss out on any of out other content.

Exploring the local delights is one of the most exciting parts of any travel adventure. So it’s no wonder that social media is flooded with images of fabulous foods from around the world, and we’re probably all guilty of sharing a picture of a plate at some point – especially if it’s enjoyed with a spectacular view. 3 Fabulous Vegan-friendly Travel Locations Unfortunately, not all cultures instinctively cater to plant-based diets, and in parts of the world where veganism is less common, herbi- and fungivores may struggle to find filling food that satisfies their hunger for culinary adventure. With that in mind, these are just three locations that offer a fantastic variety of vegan options alongside breath-taking travel opportunities. #1. Vegan in Lisbon, Portugal At a glance, the traditional cuisine of Portugal might seem prohibitive for a plant-based diet. This coastal country has a significant fishing trade, meaning that seafood comprises many traditional Portuguese menus. But vegeta

 Immigration Agencies in all Pacific Island States must work together and learn from each other’s experience to improve their respective border management systems, said PNG Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Labour and Immigration Honourable John Rosso, MP. Minister Rosso made this statement today when officially opening the “Border Management Systems in the Pacific” workshop at the APEC House in Port Moresby. The two day workshop is facilitated by the PNG Immigration and Citizenship Authority (ICA) and is attended by Heads of Immigration Agencies and their technical staff from over 13 Pacific Island States. Immigration Agencies in Pacific Islands States must work together, says PNG Deputy PM Rosso  “We are privileged to host such a distinguished gathering of key stakeholders, delegates and members of the Pacific Immigration Development Community (PIDC),” said Mr Rosso. “This workshop is a significant step in reaffirming Papua New Guinea’s commitments to the region through our acti