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The birth place of a legend! I expected there to be more posts lol. I'll take your word for it regarding your records that it came from bridge seed Ferret... but if I put money on it I'd say its from the SS02 X [Juul's X peruv] batch. Grafted growth has the SS02 bridge look, its got that hulking head of the JG scop based clones and the short spine epidermis that matures into long spine like on peruv. I can see them all in there. Whatever the parentage, shes a beaut mate. Def on the wish list!

Be careful. Its surprising what things are fine for human consumption but toxic to dogs. Grapes for example are extremely toxic and can kill a dog very quickly. This includes dried form like in buns and cake. Also poisoning symptoms may not be evident until its to late. 10mg/kg suggests a low tolerance to the material.

Solubility issue. Warm liquids hold more of a soluble compound than cooler liquids. You will need combine MCT with another liquid that has a greater solubility of CBD isolate if you want higher concentration solutions. 10mg/ml is what I have read for CBD isolate in MCT. You should also look into turpenes for use with CBD isolate as they increase the absorption of cannabinoids.

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Aired out their nethers for repotting. batch 1 batch 2 Only 4 more batches to go. Leaning tower of lophipop. Shall un-lean it tomoz.

Pathogens perhaps. If using boiling water treatment try sowing in an inert medium like coarse sharp sand that has been nuked and let cool to room temp. Otherwise once the seeds are soft after treatment you can pull one apart carefully to see if it is healthy or a shrivelled soggy mush inside. If its mush your seeds are junk. If healthy then its probably a pathogen in your soil mix.

Not tried burkittii but I have grown many other acacia. Personally I prefer to sand some of the seed coat away before hot water treatment. Not to much, you only need to break the very outer gloss coating, so you can see a bit of a flat spot. Seeds will swell if the process is successful. Much more reliable than just a hot water soak.

From my experience years ago, Ephedra are not really that difficult to germinate. I germinated and grew 5 species form memory. Like all plants they requires certain conditions to germinate, all you need to do is provide those conditions and the little tackers do the rest. The reason Ephedra has a reputation for being tricky is due to the seeds viability dropping off over time. To get good results you need fresh seed, or at least not old seed.

Yoink! vvvvVV Gets 20 Phyllodium pulchellum, 50 Acacia concurrens, 20 Acacia acuminata, 25 L. will seeds VVvvvv

Re the store bought manure, I have often wondered the same thing. I think it would be best to let it dry right out in the sun then treat like normal. Probably scooped out of sale yards and would be a mixed bag of green shit and dirt so that's why I'd age it in the sum before use. Be interesting to know exactly how it is processed.

Do you also inoculate your jars that way distracted?

Yeah saw them GoOnThen. They don't have a clear window to monitor colonisation though. Same with the product Satyr has a pic of in the first post. The same product in the shop where I checked had no window. Might give them a go anyway.

Damn that's so simple! Thanx for sharing!

Some stargate fans here eh RIP stargate Good to know AE is up and at'em.

Yeah had a couple attempts at growing S Rue. First was under a light on a heat mat under constant supervision and they hated that setup, struggled and damped off eventually. Next I gave the seed an overnight soak, sowed them 5mm deep in a well draining slightly sandy mix in a 100mm pot to make it easier to control moisture levels with a bias toward dry rather than wet, positioned pot in a spot that gets sun from sun up till mid day then shaded, checked every afternoon after work and watered if pot looked dry. Sprouts at about 10 to 14 days later, 100%. Less is more with these fellas. Had them in the ground for 12 months or so. Put them in late in the season so they only got settled before they died back to ground level for winter. Soil was shit where I put them, hydrophobic with a shallow field capacity when I was able to get it wet through the profile. They never got big, 40cm high maybe, a lot of competition with larger established plants in shit soil. Moved away from the property they were on (in-laws) and when I was back for a visit I noticed they were no longer there. Died or pulled out I don't know. Not sure if they flowered, we were gone when the magic would have happened. Heavy clay where I am now so I don't know how they will go here. Gonna give it a crack anyway.