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Your welcome to visit Kykeion, I made a Power garden, to display a Tibetan Skull, for when he comes and resides over Ceremony up the farm. And then seeing this is "what did you do, in you sacred garden" then I did a bit of guitar raga,to help in settle in.

Hi all, I have an abundance of Acacia Floribunda seeds to giveaway again this year. They were collected late December with my 5 year old daughter, Chi. She will also be helping me bag them and send them out. It would be really cool if you could send something small for her in return for the free seeds - a card, a picture, some small trinket, whatever. If interested, please PM me. Hooroo for now

I must admit i already know what this is ( old name anyway) but i would be interested to here peoples thoughts and does anyone have a partner i might be able to introduce her to in the future?. Cheers b

Inxs werent cool when they were in their prime but truth is there were epic, i didnt get it when i was young

I have a mate who has a safe full of silver, lol I thought it was all bought on paper, but he actually takes his ute to pick up silver And loads it into a safe.. .. I have been toying with the idea of a self managed super fund and buying precious metals, as commodities are obviously more valuable than money if currency collapses... too bad there are so many fees involved in doing this.. ...

I'll happily take sloppy seconds. I don't even know what it is apart from beautiful.

oh gawd, that's sexy as hell. I'll join the waiting list if I may

Well, that settles it. I'm moving in with Horus (sorry Horus you have no say). I'm tired of the weather here.

I've been browsing the Corroboree for 5 years .. it's a small jubilee today I'd like to send some cactus seeds to a new member who's keen to grow trichocereus from seeds .. Perhaps someone with incomes, that do not allow purchase of seeds at present Post here and send me your address in a personal message / will be sending from Europe/ lumberjack x psycho0 - 1 scopulicola x huarazensis - 1 psycho0 x sharxx blue - 1 lumberjack x sharxx blue - 1 red grandiflorus variegata x yellow grandiflorus - 2 validus x red grandiflorus - 2 psycho0 x lumbrjack - 2 terscheckii x peruvianus jessica - 2 lumberjack x sharxx blue - 1 superpedro ben bridgesii - 1 /scopulicola x bridgesii/ x open pollinated - secret garden - 20 saguaro - 20

okay you're the third one lucky today Conv3rgence All gone ..

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or just pumped them full of meth edit: but everyone just remember, you only get hangovers when you stop drinking

Maybe they executed all the people reporting hangovers.

My pink Brug, I thought how awesome it produces white flowers also. Not long after it turns pink lol Edit: I'm after B.Sanguinea rooted cuts or seeds if anyone can help. Thanks.

After getting home from making gardens up the farm all weekend I was greeted by a lovely display of Cactus flowers, and seeing the garden is looking so lush, I thought Id get in, early in the year ,with my annual post of pics Boys are glowing this year Herbs and medicine 15 year old penis Caapi cave

round 2 for the summer and.......

My little astro family

I've been trying to draw again and also keep journaling (which I took back up in detox), and there's a bunc of ideas I have for tattoos for myself and a couple of other people so just doodling something is always a good start... Did the first one yesterday as tatt idea but needs cleaning up. It's two eyes on the level and third eye above, turn upside down to see machine elf... the colour is on paper black and gold ink Second one is from my new "recycled book" journal..

You describe your climate as tropical - not sure what that means in practical terms. Important because when planted out your plants get your climate - you can´t control it. In their habitat, the Mexican desert mainly, summer is the rainy season. Winter is sunny but dry. The plants get a chance to rest and ripen the growth sustained in the summer. With my own collection - which are in pots, they go in a cold frame in winter - they are kept dry for 3 months, but get plenty of light. I think this rest period is important, and contributes to the good results I get with L. williamsii. To be a bit more specific, L. williamsii are found in northern Mexico, and southern Texas, where they are acclimated to a limestone soil, and sparse rainfall, 100 to 300 mm a year (!), concentrated in the months of June July & September. They are, of course, succulents which are designed to swell and thus store water in the few months when it is available. If they get too wet, they can, and will split - this happened to two of mine in March 2012 when we had 200mm of rain in one day (pic). (They did make a full recovery.) I have severe doubts whether any desert cacti will be happy if deluged with 1000mm in one month. As well as the splitting, rot is always a likelihood if they get too wet. However, you can only try it and see with a couple that you are prepared to lose. We all lose a plant now and again, however good a grower we may consider ourselves. Good luck to you.

I think your biggest problem will be slugs and snails. Plant something tastier around the lophs to draw them away maybe?

Some impressions from the mushroom kingdom: Paneolus cyanescens: Paneolus tropicalis- mycelium (24- fold): Psilocybe azurescens- mycelium: Psilocybe semilanceata ?: Psilocybe cubensis 'Cambodia' after mycelium- and clone- selection: Amanita muscaria in Austria: Inonotus obliquus (Chaga)- fruiting bodies in birch-bark- container from Tomsk, Siberia: Ganoderma lucidum (Reishi) in the Leithagebirge, Austria: Ganoderma lucidum, cultivated mutation: Fuligo septica (a slime mold): Geoglossum sp. (formerly named Cordyceps): I'm working in a Sekuroka glovebag with filter which is very recommendable for sterile working.