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Tricho connoisseurs SAB auction – Nitro, Sharxx, Validus, TPM, seeds
NoEyeballs replied to zed240's topic in Seed & Plant Sales
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Looking to sell this cutting of Bridgesii 'Albi', works out to roughly $1/cm although I think cutting is longer than 90cm. More cuttings of different things available. Pick up only from South East Melbourne. Thanks
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Hey dudes, have a few things up for trade if anyone's keen, Have a lot off seeds from a scop x fields pach fruit that I'd be happy to trade for whatever as well as some cuttings, Cuttings as pictured left to right 2 x psycho0 (top left) 2 x rosei X (a single standing rosei open pollinate from fields) (bottom left) 2 x t. Peru 'pacharu' (middle bottom) 1 x laphrochlorus/Taq thing (middle top) 1 x bridgesii 'eileen' (don't think it's actually eileen) (middle right) 1 x bridgesii 'albi' (top right) 1 x bridgesii 'cliff' (bottom right) If anyone's interested send me a pm and I'll try get back to you asap, Thanks
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My girlfriends up in brisbane, I could probably do it in the not so distant future?
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Thanks dudes, I'm on the waiting list for one now.
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Hey dudes, Looking to trade for a cutting of csd, I have alot to offer so if there's anything in particular you're after let me know and I'll try sort you out, I have various pachanois, Perus, Bridgesii, cuzco, Knuth, taquimbalensis etc Willing to buy a piece but would prefer a trade, thanks
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Hey dudes, Looking to buy some Asterias seeds, preferably named cv seeds and named crosses but if you've got a mixed bag of some neat things I might be interested, Pm me if you can help, Also have various trich and lophs seeds I can trade, cheers
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Hey dudes, I've got a couple of established aztekium Ritteri grafts about the size of a golf ball that I'm looking to trade for other aztekiums, if anyone's interested pm me, thanks
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Trichocereus Corynot
NoEyeballs replied to NoEyeballs's question in Cactus & Succulent Identification
Also it's probably worth mentioning the plant was in terrible shape when I dug it out so the multiple offshoots could be an attempt to save itself -
Trichocereus Corynot
NoEyeballs replied to NoEyeballs's question in Cactus & Succulent Identification
I just added another photo to the original post, the Peruvianus 2 pots to the right is my second fattest peru, the fisheye doesn't make it much easier to tell the scale though sorry, either way it's a decent sized plant -
Trichocereus Corynot
NoEyeballs replied to NoEyeballs's question in Cactus & Succulent Identification
Do echinocereus flowers have hairs? The echinocereus flowers seem more like glochids to me, I always associate hairy flowers with tricho cause of its Latin meaning -
Hey dudes, I dug out this old plant a few weeks ago, I was thinking it was stetsonia coryne and had it i.d'd by a member as stetsonia coryne but not I'm not too sure, it's started to throw out hairy trich like flower buds and the new spine growth are a dark honey brown, if anyone could help me with an Id that would be sweeeeet, cheers
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Hey dudes, I've got a fair bit of this Bridgesii I decided to name 'albi' after the original owner. looking to sell or trade a few pieces, if anyone is keen pm me, plant gets very fat and glaccus with almost metallic spines at the base, here's a pic of one of my rooted cuttings
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Hey mate keen on some of these, I have a few friends who would probably want to grow some too, I could distribute a few locally, let me know cheers mate
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The 20l bags of perlite are alright, I root my calloused cuttings inside near my grow box in a pot in about 3-1-1 perlite, prop sand and seed raising soil. Fastest rooting I've experience with this was 21 days, was also halfway through winter