jahliveforever
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On 14/02/2023 at 3:36 AM, zelly said:in most cases black rot can be totally prevented / eliminated by adding copious amounts of garden lime to the soil
How much wpuld be considered a copious amount?
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Just label it lost label pach. In my honest opinion its not a pc, the aereoles are a bit small and doesn't doesn't have the serrated edges. Not much point putting a name to it if you don't exactly know what it is in my opinion, can cause confusion down the road
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100 percent pach, those traits you listed are more akin to the pc pach
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Been looking for some rooted pereskopsis for grafting, Melbourne area preferably
$$$ or can trade tricho cuts
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Thanks for all the information guys, gonna give the pruning a go and see if it helps
Didn't know that about mancozeb either, will be more careful around it in the future
And on the topic of chemical treatment on plants, i recently discovered that the strawberries i grow at home will go bad even after 2 days in the fridge while the store bought ones last for a week at least. Makes me worry about what they're sprayed with
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Honestly wouldn't worry too much, spray with systematic fungicide followed by mancozeb and give it plenty of light and air circulation and it will heal up fine. Good tip is dont soak with water before a really hot day
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Thanks guys, in my experience some acacias grow really well in pots but some like acuminata just get all lanky and dangley and just dont do well, when ive tried transplanting i find the roots just bundle up at the bottom and dont fill the pot like other acacias, guessing the roots need depth
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How big are they? Also do they do well in pots?
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Its a paradisia t.scop
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Creeping woodsorrel (oxalia corniculata) hands down
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Received mine! Much appreciated QR, will send pictures when they germinate
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Any left fyzygy?
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Pretty sure its a tersheckii but i could be wrong, looking very healthy, what did yiu want for a trade
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2 Hey thanks heaps mate, i would love a pack
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On 16/02/2022 at 2:06 PM, fyzygy said:Scopulicola more likely to have 4-6 ribs per arm. Not usually 7 ribs.
Yeah most likely a scop hybrid, they do get 7 ribs also
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When it flowers take a picture, check the size of flower and the lenghts and thickness of the flower and compare with other loph species, that should help you a bit
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Has to b3 a scop or scop hybrid, nice looing plant
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Very similar to rosei but the spines look a bit small imo, there is a lot of seed grown collectors corner perus that look a lot like this so it could also be one of them, where did you get it
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On 02/01/2022 at 10:40 AM, fyzygy said:My thoughts exactly. Hard to tell from one pic without units of measurement. Spine length looks (to my eye) more like sausage than TPM. Could be a hybrid of the two? Or just a hoax?
Yeah definitely looks more like snags, so whats the story, is someone trying to say its a new form of TPM?
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Looks like sausage to me
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Just giving everyone a heads up, PositiveHAL is a top bloke and great person to trade with, got a lot of nice cuttings from him for cheap
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Looking for Phleb seed
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Can you use any rhizobium from an acacia?