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lol, not likely
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that's some mad pupping you got going on there you should bevel the edges of your columnar stocks in future.
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teo, your lophs will be absolutely fine down to 4c and lower, go to www.lophophora.blogspot.com and have a trawl through it... he has kept his lophs in an unheated greenhouse for the past few years with temps as low as -4c without any problems... i still have some living outdoors now, temps have been as low as 2c - 3c recently.
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still going strong incase anyone was wondering a wee bit scarred from bug attacks but otherwise ok, you'll notice the appearance of green on the tubercles, fresh growth is still bright white. these pics are about 3 months old btw.
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algae isnt fungus, hence fungicide wont do anything to prevent its growth... if u have algal growth the growing medium is probably over wet and recieving too much light. either way algae wont hurt your seedlings...
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im definately in... if anyone is short of seed, PM me and i might be able to help ya out
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oh and back to the point of the thread... i propagate via small cuttings... they have always rooted up for me... i cant bring myself to chop big chunks off my babies
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u guys need to partake in some smuggling activities... look at wot u are missing out on... sorry
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ive spent many an hour drooling over the funky coloured loph cultivars on mushmush
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anyone germinating loph seeds should have some pereskiopsis at hand... just incase anything interesting should pop up! those snow white seedlings dont last long on their own, so if u get one dont hang about, graft it asap some more porn for ya... variegated diffusa's.
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those are the same plant as "hulks dick" IMO
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sorry to drag up an old topic... but "hulks dick" from the original post is mine
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unfortunately the orignal graft on pereskiopsis has bit the dust (root rot) but fortunately i did manage to clone it before that happened... sorry about the quality of the last pics, my camera was stolen... well ive had some shit luck this year, so i feel blessed to have this little fellow around hope u enjoyed the show!
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to be continued...
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well im new in these parts, but ive been lurking this forum for quite a while while i lurked i saw one or two posts about achlorophylous (albino) lophophora seedlings... so i thought id show u all wot happens when u get one succesfully grafted... this was the first graft i ever did... "Liz" was grafted at end of january this year... if your a nook member u will probably have seen this already... it stalled for 9 weeks before any growth was obvious... to be continued...