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    No aroma detected I see no midribs (leaves are too small) so i'm guessing moss then. Still the only thing sprouted in the whole tray :D
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    Haha cool, i never doubted it was scop just couldn't find any mentioning of it having 8 ribs. I swear my pachanoi was trying to grow 10
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    8 rib scop?
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    Finally i know why this one hylocereus seedling was so hairy all the time, it was hiding 2 offsets :D
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    Retwined some bines on taller sticks Scored a Calycanthus floridus to contrast the white of Osmanthus x burkwoodii and Datura wrightii (and ofcourse adding more fragrance)
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    My first degraft grew a root Grafted this pachanoi onto pere last summer and bumped it off early this spring, didn't grow that much yet...might make this my bonsai cactus
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    Nice collection of plants Know the age of the agave? I have some seedlings started of this species
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    Be careful with your finger mate, those astros have a nasty bite The hairy thing is gorgeous, what species is it?
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    Nice, what plants are those?
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    From left to right: E. Scop (as seen before), Coryphantha, E. Santa (as seen before), E. santa (new contestant) , Lopho, Pachy serious
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    This is growing in my Psychotria viridis pot (atleast something sprouted) What is it tho, some kind of moss or fern?
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    Root caramel

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    Root caramel

    From the album: Pictures of amazing plants

    Haven't tasted but looks delicious
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    Ephedra nebrodensis FR
    Nice moss too
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    I propose a new option in account settings to have all reference to the defunct genus name Trichocereus automatically changed to Echinopsis by means of forum software, this to counter any current confusion existing. And to give Echinopsis the credit it rightfully deserves! Don't be a dinosaur! @Evil Genius There exists a certain type of printable glossy paper that you can stick over the title on your book
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    fungal infection without growing and fighting back (my uneducated guess)
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    Scop and santa (and stenocactus photobombing all of my pictures)
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    Is it gonna pop?
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    A calcicole, calciphyte or calciphile is a plant that thrives in lime rich soil.[1][2] The word is derived from the Latin 'to dwell on chalk'. Under acidic conditions, aluminium becomes more soluble and phosphate less. As a consequence, calcicoles grown on acidic soils often develop the symptoms of aluminium toxicity, i.e. necrosis, and phosphate deficiency, i.e. anthocyanosis (reddening of the leaves) and stunting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcicole
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    correct me if i'm wrong but i think overall plant rather go without lime, just some tolerate it better then others (giving competitional advantage)
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    I guess you don't like variegated cacti, well in that case my friend i can offer you this for 20% off on a crate, your cactus will be green again in no time
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    sell it on ebay as a rare variegated cactus for 200 bucks
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    Someone is looking exited today
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