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Great finds at my local Bunnings this week. Cleaned them out. :rolleyes:

A mix of nearly a dozen pach, brige & scops, all $6-$8 each. Seems to be a lot more variety lately, probably a good time to keep an eye out.

Then these 2 which were a bit more expensive and larger...and which I have no idea of. The second one I assume to be just a random hybrid 'Bunning's Special' but the first one has me curious.

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got to love those bunnings scores! also keep an eye out at your K-Mart and Big W gardening sections and you'll likely find a couple of bridgesi's around.

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Stenocereus prunisus... nice score , dont get much at my local bunnings just mamms , and gymnos most without labels :(

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The second looks like Myrtillocactus

EDIT: beaten to it

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i must go to the same bunnings.

:wink:

Cheers, Obtuse.

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i must go to the same bunnings.

:wink:

Cheers, Obtuse.

 

Ah, the big one that freezes in winter...I always want to buy the employees there a hot cup of coffee before I leave, they make me feel cold.

bridgesii. Close to 15cm, excellent for the price - $8 Lucky most weren't in the decorative pots.

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And what I presume to be one of the scops.

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Excellent, thanks for replies. Both sound like good grafting material.

 

myrtilocactus geometrizans is a good grafting stock. put a loph on top :)

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Top score!

I can get cuttings of the Myrtillocactus easy as,have a plant myself,pretty old plant too.

They take a while to take and grow but cool looking lil fellers....them spikes are tuff!

PM if interested.

Cheers mesc...

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Top score!

I can get cuttings of the Myrtillocactus easy as,have a plant myself,pretty old plant too.

They take a while to take and grow but cool looking lil fellers....them spikes are tuff!

PM if interested.

Cheers mesc...

 

Do you have PMs disabled? The envelope button doesn't appear for you but it does for everyone else.

Here's a T. peruvianus I grabbed from bunnings a few months ago. Once I removed it from the small pot it came in and put it in full sun, it's really fattened up:

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Do you have PMs disabled? The envelope button doesn't appear for you but it does for everyone else.

 

Nah I'm just special :lol:

Actually I got confused with the melted wax one at home...(duh)..I can access and have too.

The Myrtillocactus I have one of,there may be more I'll be checking my lil spot and see if there's any this week I can't remember...going to maybe clip some Pedro "wasp" pups too hopefully.

Myrtillocactus:

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Awesome finds, nothing like that at the bunnings near here.

But I'll be keeping a very close eye from now on.

Also there's an amazing amount of knowledge on this site, so many minds humming.

Only wish I'd found it sooner.

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