G Dawg

Have used the hemp flour and hemp protein in bread and pancakes which tastes good but makes the bread a lot more crumbly. Not sure about the unhulled seeds but looking to try some out

I used to use small moths from the garden for my baby geckos and also springtails. Easiest thing though is to buy baby wood roaches or even easier to breed your own.

Seeds arrived today. Cheers Alchemica

Hey Alchemica would love some seed.

http://www.poppies.org/

There have been a few different varieties of khat in WA. I managed to get vw and narrow leafed before moving which did well, so there is no reason why they are still not available. There are many different ethnos in WA, just a matter of finding them.

was in a rush and have dialup so they are a bit small took them last weekend in cork plantation

Just a couple of Amanita pics from the ACT

they are dormant during middle to late summer and grow winter/spring

This has a basic picture of the idea http://www.plant.uoguelph.ca/research/biot...loid/anther.htm As far as I can remember anthers from a diploid plant are haploid so the resulting plants would be haploid ( generally ) because no fertilization has occured. [ 02. July 2004, 23:47: Message edited by: garret ]

Just moving within at the moment. Got a few specimens in the ground at another place so it's enabled me to cull a few plants before I move.

Have 2 san pedro for sale Both are 3 to 4 ft tall, with 1 and 3 pups respectively. Also another unknown trich. Any reasonable offer accepted as I can't move them with me. PM me if anyone interested.

I have a couple of types if your interested. I also have some selfed and backcrossed seeds from my Paoeny/Persian white cross that I did last year. Later.

Most of my collecting was done when preparing cuttings. Would end up with many dishes of drying leaves. The plant got quite tall and heavy so it required stakeing to support it. My advice would be to selectively pick mature leaves only if possible ( some leaves I picked would have been close to 6 - 12 months old ) Also start new plants frequently because they do tend to deteriorate once they have got to a couple of years. My gnomes sally is a shadow of it's former self, I just hope that people who got cuttings off her are freely passing them around as my gnome is no longer in a position to do so. May she see freedom from persecution again Later.

A gnome that I once knew ate ten seeds on 2 separate occassions ( same seed ). The first time was fairly mild with mainly extreme happiness while the second outing produced fairly intense effects and a toxic feeling the next day. The gnomes friend felt extremally sick and thought they were dying. Seeds on both occasions were prepared the same way I am told. Later.