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I have no experience with that plant but would put both in their own pot. This should allow for a larger root system=healthier plant. Also prevent them competing with each other for light, this might encourage them to branch out as opposed to grow straight up. I would avoid staking them unless really needed and that would only be temporary. Trimming some of the lower branches off when repotting may encourage plants energy to go to roots.

See you then mate. Kickoff @ ?

Aye happy birthday mate and ty for all you have contributed to this site and the plant world.

Heya Max, sorry if I came across as a dick. I should have stated in the first post that it was a bit of a multiple choice. Peace.

I'll happily take sloppy seconds. I don't even know what it is apart from beautiful.

I like your idea of the bird bath. I have a butcher bird and a few magpies that swoop around when things take flight or I disturb the soil. Maybe with a bird or 2 and you squishing the ones you see, might get in under control. The longer you can leave it with out using anything the more chance nature might sought it out. Maybe try some sacrificial plants. I noticed when visiting you had ample beneficials in your garden, those friends might be keeping bigger problems then grasshoppers under control so I would not risk their well being.

I have noticed the effects environmental conditions have. I am extremely confident with my ID's tho as they all came labelled from a reputable trader from this site. The last picture in my last post is how the trader had labelled them. I just had to much the picture of the cuttings up with the current pictures. There is not a large variety of cacti on the premises and the ones from the last picture had been kept separate to any others. The one I did struggle with tho was the Psycho0. Originaly I confused it with another cacti, as in the picture of the cuttings you can see how short the spines are. After reading up on Psycho0 and when looking close at the 2 Bridgesii that were there I could see the short spines at the base of the Psycho. Base of Psycho0 Top of Psycho0 I think that shows a good example of the difference in environmental conditions like you said. And here's the TBM cause I didn't include in first post

Banana Land: Blood, Bullets and Poison. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/banana-land-blood-bullets-poison/

Can you run power to the greenhouse? Might be able use a hps/mh light(probs around 400 watt, more if its a large area) with a gullwing reflector and pedestal fan. If you cant have the added light when heating is required can still use hps(in separate or blacked out area) with a cooltube, ducting and inline fan. Zelly's suggestion looks simpler and cheaper tho. Did notice the first one is 700 watts and second 1500watts, obviously the second one heats a larger area so maybe find one suited to the size of ya green house. I have a used a food dehydrator with a magic hotplate(made for cooking on the stove holds heat or something) on a stand 30cm above dehydrator to heat a mini aldi greenhouse. The hot plate held or generated enough heat the plastic on the dehydrator warped, it did do the job tho.

Cool beans guys, have them all id'd now, ty much all. here is a pic of T. bridgesii 'True Blue' as it wasn't in the original post. And here is a pic of some them as babies, sent from a very generous and reliable member here. (if ya reading this mate I be missing your post) From left to right. TBM Psycho0 T macrogonus (some call all macrogonus as peruvianus) T knuthianus x pachanoi T bridgesii 'True Blue'

Aye well said Eth. Happy birthday mate, thinking of ya.

Cheers for the input folks. Have updated those that have been ID'd. http://trichocereus.net/ been a big help. I think I can spot the difference between a bridgesii and pachanoi now

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Their status as pest comes from their being contrary to human intentions.

Am guessing around High Noon as we call it. Any new people considering coming are strongly encouraged. Don't stress if you don't have anything to trade or only have yates tomatoe seeds from the big green shed( I think that's what I took to my first meet). Here is a list of a few things I can bring along with me if one desires just pm me so I'm not carting extra shit around as I don't have a pack mule atm. all in 68mm or 140mm pots Calea zacatechichi Artemisia vulgaris Artemisia verlotiorum Heimia salicifolia Tagetes lucida (wild form)'Mexican Tarragon' Brahmi Gotu kola Lavandula officinalis 'True lavender' Cynanchum carnosum 'Mangrove wax flower vine' Attracts 4 different types of butterflies. Erigeron karvinskianus 'Profusion' 50mm tube Bit ratty but in desperate need of a new home: Salvia elegans 'Pineapple sage' Orthosiphon aristatus 'Mauve' Salvia splendens Salvia farinacea 'White' Basil "holy or sacred' Bees love this shit

Cool tomatoes... 17th im in.

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Haha for sure it was the Yowie. To nice a place to leave disappointed, im sure my time will come. Could have always had an extra beer or two to increase my chance of close encounters.

sparklers, log fire, dual batteries and a spare Owe me nothing, 'Are we not men', I am sure you will pay it forward. The other guys were prepared to come back too but we decided it wasn't necessary. Nice trip folks and cheers Schoey n'friends for sharing such a beautiful location. Be prepared for next the next trip! I learn-ed up on how to attract Yowies when I got home and if that doesn't work will summon one

im game if yall are

everything still a go? wearther isn't a problem?

sad face. Can some one please pm me where we all be meeting up

one night here