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get to grafting NOW! If its large enuf to cut with a blade its large enuf to graft.....if you wait too long the next time you look they wont be there..... no green chlorophyll means no growth and death not far behind... Dont believe anything you read on the internet, do believe in your own FIRST HAND KNOWLEDGE.......(gained by hands on experience)

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well seeing as how you're a conspiracy theorist, ya better make it quick, before the upcoming pole shift!

update 8 mailed, 8 delivered. now we can auction off the cheat sheet numbers

the linage on my tree can be traced back to withdrawl clinic who confirms it to be colubrina Since a caapi thrives & a few psychotria viridis survive my winters i suspect a yopo would do just fine here

6 delivered, 2 lost one guy backed out

As of today (1-16-19) eight TPM packages mailed to Aus & NZ have arrived in country & three of those eight have been delivered......(mailed on 1-9-19)....... when all have been delivered i will pm the cheat sheets......

As easily as it could be Mr Evil, so too could it be Mr Genius.... If i know EG, you'll probably score more points referring to him as Mr Genius rather than Mr Evil.... but yeah, chemical burn although in some circles of thought it could be a severe calcium/ magnesium deficiency...

You do realize this is the SEED & PLANT SALES forum and not the WANTED forum correct?

horrible winds today blew off some pods, some pretty dried out, some still green. So i went exploring....knife in hand i split open a few pods...one still pretty green and a dried out one.....the dried out pod seems to have a couple fully mature seeds inside whereas the green one had seeds that appeared to be fully formed but still had green (and soft) seed shells. From what I've just observed & hearing from the source of my plant I've determined the best time to pick the pods is after they've dried on the tree but before they split. green pods are too unripened dried pod is just right

i made a joke that only noobs would fall for....although my bridge melty is finally of mature size & age to actually produce a bud....if its in the cards to do so... & yeah, if so there will be pics of the maturing bud up until it flowers

My yopo tree started producing pods several years ago, first just a few, then more the next year, then more, and finally this year it absolutely exploded with pods. If i dont pick them they eventually dry up & split open, dropping the seeds. I'd like to hear from experienced growers or those with first hand knowledge as to the best time to pick the pods; when the seeds are at their freshest & most viable..... pic taken mid july 2018

Thanks for bidding mates! I'm happy to announce we have NINE OUTSTANDING WINNERS!!! swampjrass @ $500 SPiRALSHiFT @ $485 Gimli @ $485 Dropthehammer @ $480 Matt1208 @ $400 Getafix @ $380 AchumaMata @ $375 PadonKluft @ $370 interbeing @ $350 Please make your respective server donation payment directly to Torsten & then pm me your shipping details. Once Torsten notifies me of your payment I will start getting these shipped out. I still have a scop x TPM fruit still ripening, the 8 week mark will be on Dec30. In your pm to me indicate if you want me to hold off shipping until I harvest the fruit & include its seeds with your shipment. And THANK YOU for help keeping sab the greatest forum on the internet. Edited: Torsten informed me SPiRALSHiFT's bids weren't showing up as his posts were still under mod review status; I think we're all happy to have him on board.

Updated TPM listings & end date & time.....

i worry not about spines or anything else...toss some soil in a pot, add cutting, then more soil, then stand 4-5 bricks vertical between the cutting & the pot if there's room, if not then big rocks & leave it that way til its rooted. bricks or rocks stabilize the cutting & add warmth to the soil which promotes root growth.