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last i checked pure ibogaine was avail by the gram in Canada, pretty expensive, but nowheres near $1000 good luck with the W/Ds, been there -whata bitch

i have to agree w/ Torsten here, a bigger mouse has helped my wrist Alot also i also got a different keyboard that keeps my hands further apart and at a better angle, it took a bit to get used to though also, learning all the key commands possible saves mucho time over mouse overall

They make houses out of hay bales, a few inches of concrete/gunite is pretty earth friendly Very cool concept, i hope it grows

cacti dont seem to like oils much, i have used neem on cacti before, and it works ok if they are left in the shade for a day or two.. always spot test oil on new plants! most oils just smother insects/fungi's. lots of folks add a drop of soap to oil sprays to spread it out, also, a good time to foliar feed your nutrient loving plants (ie-mix oils with foliar nutes) if you have serious issues, adding insecticide to the oil will help. or just use neem(most neem oil has some active in it, others are an extract of neem, containing oil and a %of pesticide) for "knock-down" oil foliar, add pyrythiens(sp) if fungicide is the reason oil is applied, washing it off is counter productive if for mites, give it time to smother eggs before washing off!

grafted on pere they'd be fine with high rh, a bit more finicky on thier own roots

spamtastic!!

+1 some have very sensitive roots, and also, how hot/dry is it in your zone Now??

let the soil dry out more add surface mulch- like gravel, or landscape fabric add de to soil surface traps reduce rh

a fortotten cutting of the so called t.monstrose sp peru, which typically goes from regular to monstrose growth a few times each season turned crest

i haven't found bridges to be very cold hardy overall. only half have survived 5years in an uninsulated greenhouse at 3000' here in the sierra nevadas. lowest sustained temps 15-20*F the bakers and a few others have been doing well though

hps 600w 18/6 has my grafts flowering like mad over 20 flowers at a time on some grafts light is 25+ inches from buttons temps 90-100f daytimes, 59-75 nighhts f

here's a few flowers just for prons sake...

if its totally flat go with hot roofing tar and gravel

grafted cacti can be fed more, i like osmacote because i'm lazy and feed once a year in the spring, its slow release stuff used at many nurseries here in the us

i notice a new icon under my mane when i post, says warn 0% what is this?? maybe everyone sees this as status of warnings recieved from admin? lol

yankee pc i reckon... never hurts to ask!!

nitrogens thread at the nook really sexy mom, much longer spines than my monstrose t.peru

wow, id have guessed sedimentary over igneous> cool geo

lol, you should give me a warning for being a Jackass

really? seems like nice folks here, not a bunch of jerks who'd ban a member for a single stupid question. i might have read forum faqs when i signed up, but the link above is from 07....

great thread! i have planted lots of chinese barberry and pyrocantha as living barrier plants, they are attractive, drought tolerant and thorny

ideal conditions are a vacum sealed jar filled with argon gas to prevent oxidation. testing shows they will last many, many years!!!!! cough, i eat shrooms, arrest me piggies, fuck you

Gottlieb sort of a jack ass no?

Herpes?

can you post a link to the product you used? do you mean just powdered de? Diatomaceous earth its a great organic pesticidal barrier solution, i have used it for many years on and aroung cacti and herb. a healthy amount ends up in the soil over time, but its just old seashells basically. low avail nutritional value really... wouldnt you be better off with greensand?? as for aeration perlite is my choice....