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Do you have a link to the list, and are you sure it's not a case of AQUIS being okay with spores but customs and the AFP having a different view?

There is at least one kiwi with seeds looking for a buyer. I've PM'd you a link Planthunter.

I could have sworn OP was originally quoting US$ prices... Oh well, my mistake

Salvia illegal in Australia, Calea banned in New Zealand... I think we have it worse here...

That is a very cool project. I may have to imitate it

So you're US based?

My heart just skipped a beat. *Commercially* viable?

Pic 2 reminds me of some scrappy little mushrooms that I came across recently (unlike these on a grassy suburban lawn). Of late, I have been keeping an eye out for anything that looks like a sub/cube and it's really shown me how much variety there is among the local mushrooms/toadstools. So far I haven't come across any of the magic ones, but I'm savoring the satisfaction just thinking about it

"Look at the darker side..." If they want to be truly different, why not do a documentary focusing on the positive side of drug use.

I'd drink less if I had access to a legal alternative available for purchase without a prescription at a pharmacy or bottle shop.

This is ridiculous. Legalising weed isn't just about taxing it. It is also about regulating its manufacture and distribution. If you can't use a pesticide on a commercial food crop, it shouldn't be allowed to be used on a commercial marijuana crop.

I agree wholeheartedly. I have nothing against 100x extracts, but as soon as it's marketed to the general public as a 'legal high',the substance gets banned :-(

Looking forward to this. It would be nice if Australia adopted a similar approach, but with psychoactive plant material automatically being legal unless a decision is taken to schedule it. The New Zealand laws are a compromise in the right direction for psychoactive chemicals but bad for anyone that wants to grow medicinal plants.

Arrived safely today. Thanks bullit.

This is just ridiculous!

Common sense isn't common

I'd rather shit in my hands and clap than listen to you speak. Also. Thanks for the reminder.

Am I lucky no5?

Beginner here. I'm prepared to share any future results of my research with the community if I'm lucky enough to get a sample. Edit: by future results I mean future finds.

Thank you very much Pie'Oh'Pah. PMd

As a kid "this is going to hurt me more than it hurts you". Yeah right!

But that case was fought under existing law. The government can change the law.

Noob here. I think I have given my tiny (roughly) 8 week-old lophs sunburn. I have had them on my (partially) shaded window sill for most of the past 8 weeks no problem. I've been misting them every so often and when I did so today they are a redish/brown colour. I think it’s the high temperatures and the high UV rating that we’ve had over the past week or so that has gotten to them. I have since moved them further indoors underneath my frosted skylight and given them a drink of water. My question is, how resistant to this sort of thing are they and what can I do to help them recover (other than moving them further indoors)? I'd also appreciate any growing tips you have for young cactus seedlings since this is my "first time".

1 BTC is now worth over $1000 AUD on the Mt.Gox exchange... I really wish I invested in bitcoin when it was virtually worthless.

Thanks guys! I will keep my fingers crossed (and be more careful when misting).