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Hey all. After really enjoying the Corroboree over ten years ago I slipped off the radar once my kids came along and I became the primary care-giver, but I tried to kick-start my presence a few years ago just before I lost my home computer. Since then I've had a replacement (couldn't use my VPNed work one because NSFW...) and I'm finally getting around to relaunching here. If any of my old buddies are around - hi! And if there are any newer Tassie members who might like to get in touch - hi, too! There are a few plants that I'll be posting about soon - looking, or to pass on, so watch these spaces... It's so bloody good to be back.

I'm hopefully back after 10 years also. Welcome back brother.

It’s like a vortex, we all end up back here at some point. Lol. Good to see your name appear WoodDragon

Hey guys, first time posting! I’m after a few things: B. caapi P. viridis S. divinorum Would prefer live plants if possible; name your price.

And welcome back after your hiatus too, Tv2.0. I'm sure that we can both make it stick!

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Are there any b cappi vars that are better suited to colder climates?

Cielo would be my choice. Very hardy vine , my 15 year old vine handles Perth's winters like a boss.

Hi. i have the first two if youre keen. still looking for a sally my self

Great to see this thread is still going. Brings back memories. Best public patch I ever found was in a park between a hospital and a cemetery a couple of blocks from my work in North Sydney. If anyone knows the area they can probably figure it out. It was near the train station, easy access. Always a busy park but no one ever bothered me. Strangely, out of dozens of mulched areas, all seemingly the same, only one produced fruits. As it was near work I could monitor it throughout the season, checking it every day, catching all the flushes, year after year. An absolute gift and a prolific fruiter and extremely potent. I'm positive that the location between the cemetery and hospital gave it extra, extra juju. I was scared of them. I ended up moving away, and no one I shared the location with bothered to check it out with the same dedication. Last I checked that particular patch is now a car park. Quite the bummer. But back in the day I definitely spread mycellium to all of the other mulched areas so who knows what's happening there these autumns and winters.

hmm, well i agree that, flowering caapi has to do with the photo period. my garden is right bang at, the tropic of capricorn and none, of my banisteriopsis have ever flowered. i might add that, the caapi going round 20 years ago, was proly less, eager to flower than, a recent plant making round's, which might be called "cielo". cielo might flower more easely than the old strain... sab member, have posted here, pics of there caapi flowers!!

When is the next Perth meet up?