mcgrath111

Some cheap graft stock, no bids on a few of em: https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/mysuitisblack-pause-not/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=

Could it be Arisaema triphyllum?

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Thanks for your reply fyzgy. Typically how long did it take to see germination? (Did you just keep in the fridge until you saw germination?) Also curious as to your soil mix? are they really as fussy as the internet says? or just slightly more difficult than your average acacia (i.e. acuminata) Thanks!

Sorry to hash up an old topic. I'm trying to germinate some phelbo seeds, and have gone with boiling water scarification. I've gone with a basis soil mix with some diatomite / zeolite mixed in; with mycorrhizal blend watered through. However, I'm wondering if germinating this time of year is too hot. Any tips 8 years on? (I've read through herbalistics, some good info) - wondering if anyone has info that has improved results. Thank you

Looking for Ariocarpus seeds, preferably seed but stock is ok too. Cash or trade (sally, or various seeds) Thanks,

Yes please, pm sent.

Sorted! - Cheers

After red mulga seeds if anyone is will to sell or trade. Cheers

A recipe I have used with success is (Recipe from cordy fb): It's pretty low tek, but works: 500ml solution 3 whole eggs blended well (shells included) 1 tbs malt 1 tbs yeast Add dry ingredients to blended eggs add h2o to bring to 500ml blend again. Put 35g rice in a qt jar add 50 to 70ml solution not including foam in measurements and PC 1 hour at 15 psi. (I'd upload photo's but my phone camera is terrible - $99 from officeworks, what did I expect? lol) My question is, what is the main way to avoid senescence with cordyceps, as i was reading they respond poorly to master culture slants...tips or suggestions? Cheers,

I recently came by a big loph graft, should have some seeds shortly if no one else can help (Prob about 3 weeks, flowered a month ago) - I'm sure someone else can help you before then though.

Agreed, should fetch between 200-250

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Yeah, I'll take it mate...Can always use another loph.

Would love to get on the bandwagon for the next round Lindsay