Average Joe

Received, thanks Chief ;)

Regardless of the way they behave they probably sleep really well actually. Maybe that’s the scariest part of all

Possibly Glaukus, although it just seems to be an automated prompt that picks out specific words. I haven't heard of anyone experiencing anything other than that.

Don’t use the word Trichocereus. Abbreviate to Tricho. Don’t use San Pedro in the title. thats the way around it

I will snap that up Noshiewa, My offer is Fresh Yellow Brug Seed HBWR seed Kanna rooted 1 x Pach mid section 1 Tricho mystery cutting Small bag of Syrian Rue Various Acacia seeds, will be labeled and the usual anything else i can fit in the box

What is the process involved in naming new hybrids? scrolling through some of the auction sites I am bewildered by the names people attach to the clones they are selling. I can find no mention of them in any current literature. with a lot of new members joining the forum lately I thought this might be a good topic to clarify the actual process.

My only advice would be to not cut them off too early. Be patient, let them grow. If your log can support more growth it will certainly start to send multiple new pups. Don’t be too eager to take the youngin from the mother

if you have a look at the wording of the active listings you'll see how to get around the DP prompt. Personally i think its only a matter of time before they crack down even harder on the listings.

It's the wrong time of the year to be sourcing cuttings. May/June is usually when cuttings become available. I've got quite a few winegrape vines, would be happy to send you some cuttings in the future

I have a 14" specimen here but i'm not sure if this is the place to post photo's. If you pop over to POrnHub and search for "Average Joe and his 14" Cacti punish Jenifer Lopez" you can make me an offer

Would a 54 cm plant with 28 leaves do?

Now that i've got your attention, What is it you have learned? From the plants, from the experience of growing and communicating with others from a community that at some stage in your life you probably never knew existed? Personally i have learned that there is a universe bigger than anything any of us could possibly conceive that is as complex as it is simple. As chaotic as it is ordered and as relevant as it is not. There is a history that we are taught and a history that is true, a sad fact that the reality most of us live in is a lie told to generations. Yes just from plants!! The plants really are our teachers, whether we accept it or not they hold onto the wisdom that can be suppressed by governments or conquistadors and deliver when we are ready. There are answers to the next generations questions in our gardens. We are all protectors of the knowledge we share Love P.S this is not a psychotic episode haha

I have one friend who i share a long history with. We catch up about every 12 months but its always like we seen each other yesterday. A strong bond can probably explain that. However when he is stressed out or i am for whatever reason we always call each other out of the blue. We've done alot of Dimitri together and had very similar experiences and it really does make you think whether you can get so close to another soul that you can feel their emotions.... like really see a beacon when they need it. weird but whatevz

Break it down into the actual components you need. Glass, get yourself a glass cutter. Head to the salvage yard, contact local builders and demolition crews. Frame, you only really need aluminium angle to keep your glass in place. you can knock up the rest of the frame with pretty cheap materials that are easy to source. stay well clear of plastic liners and cheap options, they just don’t work if you want something permanent

well that's just ridiculous.

Good luck to you Sir

There was apparently some shamanic relics he collected in the 1930's as well but the family is far too sentimental to part with those unfortunately.

I'm not so sure i should share that information now @Paradoxical haha. I know a bloke who's grandfather was in to cactus. A real Aldous Huxley sort of character. The family is moving on some of his bits and pieces and i was lucky enough to get offered some. I will throw up a photo as soon at it arrives.

I've got one of these coming in the mail, it cost me $30 for a 40cm plant with a 4 ribbed pup. Why is this one going for $300+ have i missed something?

That is truly beautiful Alchemica

I Would probably give the float a miss mate. You'll be pulling your line in too often to keep it in front of you. Pick a sinker to stick you on the bottom and a nice bit of squid and then patience

I used to do a bit of fishing down that way ZooL. Mulloway are a bit sketchy through the day, night time is best to land the big ones if your land based. Best bait i have found is squid, it stays on the hook better than pilchards or pippies. Probably the most important factor is picking a change in the tide and being set up and ready for it. The big fish jumping at night are Mulloway 100%. A wire tracer would be beneficial too, we used to pull in Gummy sharks when the Mulloway were on the bite.

Frost?