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i mean the 3 trunks on the very right close to the frame, 2/3 up, whiteish trunks at the bottom, top parts dark, where the bark was left still on.
it's a myth, that the bottom bark, contains more alkaloids.it just easier to harverest.
stripping top branches, will harm the tree less.
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nice pic's, good to see the fire didn't get there this time.
looks the trees in this pic got vandalised, and in a fashion, which could cause the trees death and maybe can shoot out from the bottom again....
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and thanks for uploading those images, we realy learn a lot from them, and get inspired!
i think, i know who you are, because you posted similar info a long time ago, and your pics, are a form of art, and i recognize the artist!
i sometimes thought, "our" salvia could have picked up, disease over the many many years, it's been probagated.
a seedling would be free of pathogenes...
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all cuttings start off as a seedling at one stage, this picture features quite likely a planthelper, a x between vienna white and narrow leaved!!
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nice pics, they are quite mature specimens, congrats!
probably a seedling, a x between green and narrow?
definately not a pure red, but could have red genetics in it.
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congratulations, enjaytee, this is an epic achivement.
this is the first time, for me to see this process well documanted and in hd pics of astounding quality.
for newbies i say, this is one of the rarest seeds in the world!!
members plese respec tejt's privacy, let him come to you if he wants, but don't hassle him (thats what happend to the last person who managed this stunt, and he left the forum, taking secrets with him).
please give us more info if possible, as you might know, i believe this is easier done in the right climat (no hot summers mild winters, right latidude....
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awesome picture,
of an awesome event!!
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one of my best creations...
almost as good, as discovering the hicks bosson, hehehe.
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i have seen images of flowering, caapi's at time, most of them, originated from australia, makes me proud!
wonderfull image, thank you, enjaytee!!!
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the same glitch happend to me, when uploading pics.
my post count shot up, every "black image" counted as a post,
the software thinks i posted a 1000 times or so.
this needs fixing.
i am not happy that the same glitch, made me have a lot of post without posting...
IT RUINED MY POSTS TO WIN A DAY RATIO!
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stapelia?
they are very good as a hoodia stock.
hoodia would need work in oz, and most of us failed, all though we gave it our best.
hoodia gordonii could make serious money...
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ok, i will id them for you:
8am penis
9am loph
9.30 am ario
10.30 am bridge
10.45 am spiral can't id
11 am lepidodendrum ??
11.30 astro
12am loph
13pm dehydrated bridge
14.30 pm crested/monstrous pedro
14.40pm pedro
15.30 pm ario agavioides
16 pm loph
hope that helps eating!
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my own limited research, seems to suggest this plant contains alkaloids, similar to 3-meo dmt , but very lil of it!
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all of your pics are of superb quality, awesome, super danke!:)
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i love obtusifolia and i love your pics,
pls writte the 2nd latin name never, satarting with capitals,
it's against the law.
super photo makes me fill i'm there again.
and of course you could say, i has to be I, hehehe.
edit: and feel not fill, i'm a proud dyslexic phonetic speller
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ariocarpus in flower.
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erythroxylum australis native coca, from the dingo area.
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it's my local DREAMTIME RAINBOWSERPENT!!!
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I asked once a lady belonging to the first nation people, sure this mountain must have a dream time story, but she answered, I don't know. than 3 days ago a lady from my local tribe, told me the story, and I asked her permission to at one time record her story.
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Hanrahan, probably will be destroyed sooner or later by a stupid planed dam. I understand we need more water storage in oz, but I would build a new method of dam, which will have less impact on nature, and even will eliminate evaporation.
even the barrage at rocky destroyed the Fitzroy already, very sad indeed.
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carnelian in situ.
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red jasper, mixed with white quartz, in situ.
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pls can you id this, maybe native nicotiana?
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nice work!
ego, thought I had uploaded similar.
currently growing a scelly (home grown &saved seed meselveeee:))
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your pics from there are truly enchanting, if spirits roam this earth, they sure would choose a place like mt. buffalo.
and we should start using the first nations name for the place!