DazedSol

there seem to be a lot of good people and tons of usefull information at the shroomery......but your right, lots of different folks......and you may have to wade though some crap to get to the good stuff..... IMHO not a bad forum

How about hydroponics?? Anyone every tried? I just might have to give this a go when i get my ebb and flow up and flowing Im thinking basing nute solutions from vegetative growth parameters of cannabis(info on overgrow.com)for the kratom....like a 10-10-5 mix maybe What ph do would these guys thrive in? same as cannabis too?

So for those who have phlebophylla they are currently trying to cultivate: What type of fertilizers are being used? Anyone tried a good organic mix? Worm castings, kelp, etc...nice 'non burning' ferts Just curious..... And to clarify: Has anyone been able to keep cultivated specimen alive?

If it not any bother, I too would like to get some seed of this specimen........ If possible, please PM me :D

What does Cathinone break down to(with age)? cathine?

Both seem to fair alot better when germinated with pea innoculant.......... Scabrella needs to be scarified to germinate and the anandenanteras have to be fairly fresh to be viable(i've had seed as old as 3 months germ., think once they get too dry they lose viability..) They both enjoy direct to semi direct light, good drainage helps avoid dampening off in the start of their life....after they get to be a year old or so this becomes less of a concern..... hope that helps

saw some original 'Haze' G. anga seed germ after 10 years in a basement(in a box of books)......... No wonder its considered a weed

Just picked up that book the other day... What an excellent book! :D Soo much info all in one volume, its amazing..... Highly recomended......

My friend tells me the established vendor with the e. novo is the real deal.......less he is still selling them out of season(making seeds too old to be viable)......but maybe the people who say they were 'ripped off' didnt understand how to germinate the seeds? i dunno...either way all erythroms are hard to find

I have to trade: Albizza julibrissin(silk tree) Aquilegia sp.(assorted Columbine) Canavalia maritima(beach bean) Calea zacatechichi Desmanthus illinoensis(ounces available) Hibiscus cocineus(leaves look like MJ Mimosa scabrella(lots available) Mandrake Passiflora incarnata Peganum harmala Tagetes lucida Trichocereus peruvianus Wants: Viable seeds of Psycotria viridis or alba Mitragyna speciosa(seed or cutting) Trichocereus sp. Anything interesting you may have

Well figure i will see about this before its illegal for you aussies.... Anyone have an extra cutting or two?(not sure if these travel well) Or maybe some tissue culture plantlets?(will the SAB shop carry these again?) Seeds would also work(not sure what season they set seed?)...... Please let me know... -best wishes

That is such an awsome event :D Wish we had things like this in the states.............

Well I live in "zone five" of usa.......gets pretty darn cold(0 to -10 Farenheit) Never bothered to try and keep my woodrose outside....but i did have one by a drafty window this last year and it seemed to have caught a draft and died......i dont think it could have gotten below 30degF......... how cold are your winters? Everything I've read that gives a 'zone' to woodrose says zone 9...which is 20 to 30°F or -7 to -1°C hope that helps

The cardboard does work great

Wow..... :D they would make good pets.... Phyllomedusa bicolor Waxy Tree Frog OKLO 10 Years, 4 Months. Male, acquired 05/31/81. Died 10/29/91. WOOW ID # 880243 9 Years, 6 Months. Male, acquired 06/07/88 as an adult. Wild bred. Still living. WOOW ID # 111460 7 Years, 2 Months. Male, acquired 05/11/83 as an adult. Wild bred. Died 07/20/90. (from:http://www.pondturtle.com/lfrog.html#Phyllomedusa)