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we cut the flowering tops (quite a lot- a handfull +) and thro them fresh into a tea pot then, add just boiled water, and let infuse for 5-10 minutes. If you use just a cup or mug make sure to sit a lid or saucer on top, or otherwise some of the goodies (volatile oils etc) can escape as steam. we mainly use Krishna Tulsi (roundish large purple/green slightly hairy leaves with purple stems), with a bit of Kapoor Tulsi for aromatics & sometimes some Vana for specifics (ie sore gums, throat etc)

wow hey mud good to check you again missd your stuff please stay

ok thats good, let me know if you want a rooted cutting & i'll get one to you.

yeah fair call zedz, teach me not to skim & post when munted (probly not )

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oh c'mon, quoting from wikipedia has about as much cred as quoting from the Daily mail!

Gynura procumbens.

love your work as always msa you cryptic fcker...

decommissioned lighthouse. (with a cellar...and a good toilet)

check it.. local boy at the cow...balls off steel! http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-02-12/big-wave-competition-winner-jarryd-foster/6089000

i reckon... let those big branches flop free (if it was mine i would even prune them off, but hey they would be worth layering like Ethy suggests if you wanna make more), those new shoots at the bottom is where she really wants to concentrate on now, and if they get the auxin preferences they will take off. they are a bit like D. hopwoodii in the way they like to do this sometimes. ...in the ground, no ties, no stakes.

Wowee!!!

ffs, theres already well enough of this "i dont agree/believe in/accept/tolerate this view that is contrary to mine, i dont like it and dont understand it" fundamendalist type reactionary shit impacting the world right now without having to bring it here! chill a brew would possibly loosen you up somewhat.

i reckon with these its best to keep the staus quo if they are going well. They dont seem to mind staying in smallish pots & they dont seem too fond of change in any conditions. As ethy says, other life forms like them too so be vigilant.

if your acuminata looks anything like that, then you have something else.

good thinking

ethy, excwellentay profile of the farmers markets typos underground support individual,.

you may as well stack em deep. if they do stop & search you and find something early on they are not going to stop there you know. You will still get a full shake and rip, just with more justified vigour & enthusiasm.

can i get a rebate?

yeaahhh! awesome, would love to give these a go WB pm'd

you've landed.

yeah mate ill give em a go thanksverymuchbulbul&merryfcknxmas!

well done. nicking/scarifying is a bit of an art- weve all fucked it up at some stage. Some pics of your P. carth would be handy if you would like some help in determining whats going on. welcome.

mine pushed thru mild frosts easily

you have most likely lost the soil bacteria which is essential for it being able to nitrogen fix. (ie. its a legume, family fabacaea) yeah, and as bullit pointed out, nothing to be gained by giving it nitrogen. ...and i doubt wether your "powerfull" summer sun up there would have been the cause of phyllode crisping, unless it went straight from inside plant zoo to full rays.