Prince Charles off talking to plants again, I see. After some tips, maybe?

Question

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22462254-23109,00.html

Answer 1

Frightening ain't it - his mother must be so proud!

Answer 2

Next year I am going to take my cassette

player, and sing along to my plants to stop them dying If it works I will let you know.

Answer 3

This is why i think Prince William will be the next king, Charles being off his head and married to a grotesque woman.

Answer 4

I don't see a problem with him talking to plants, according to the experts many people do and the results are quite startling. What i do have a problem with is he going to do a good job considering how old he will be when the queen dies or abdicates. And as to Defender of all faiths, that's a complete no no, Defender of the Faith that's all he should be, and he was an adulterer and didn't keep his marriage vows, should we believe in someone who does that.

Answer 5

Funny how people are still saying this is a sign of him being strange, etc. He was also laughed at for saying that plants should be grown organically....everyone had a good chuckle over that "crazy talk". Now, organic is the fastest growing agricultural method for health-conscious people, his farms are doing great business, and he is being hailed as "a man before his time". I personally think that he is a guy who lives his life as he wants to, and probably doesn't give a flying fig what you, I , or anyone else thinks of him.

Answer 6

The Royals are nothing but a bunch of super super rich inbred tootyfrooties and no wonder big ears talks to plants,,must be better than talking to old horse face Camilla,,did you also know he still calls the queen mummy,,sad m**o

Answer 7

God help us if that moron becomes king

Answer 8

Only thing that will listen to him thats why

Answer 9

Either he wants to have a portion of fresh newly-imported 'herb' on the silver platter, or it's a consequence of the power of this kind of flora market - Prince Charles will keep a nook for English Cannabis. It's tradition, you know.