Idon'tstudydinosaurs

Still looking if anyone's got anything?

I ordered some kava powder from a (reputable) store in Sydney on the 7th Feb. Dispatched next day with tracking and and still hasn't arrived... Perhaps prints will be a different story.

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Or elsewhere. Trying to avoid post delays. Thanks!

I tried the bag method with carth and viridis. Carth was fine, sprouted pups within three months. Viridis sprouted roots about 5 months in, but then rotted completely. Patience is the key, as well as being able to keep the leaves at constant temp (too cool prevents growth and too high can increase likelihood of rot). I have found with my now mature carthagenesis (3 years old now) that the easiest propagation technique is to find the offshoots at the base of the plant- often they already have roots. I have also found taking decent cuttings works well- put into a cloning machine I get roots in about 4 weeks. The leaf method, although convenient and less stressful for the mother plant, is a game for patient people.

Sounds like a great idea. Have been a long-time lurker- have met a few of you in the past few years, but would love to meet more! I have had way too many extended periods away from the forum- life unfortunately gets in the way. Have a few things for trade and will also bring cash.

I have also noticed that the bruising is not instant. It takes around half hour to turn blue. The substrate is also mostly woodchips,no manure has been used. Temps under the patio have been mild for summer (25-30C). They just keep popping up. Does this delayed bruising point to any species?

next one that pops up I will take a print. The ones in the pot are past that stage unfortunately. The fern is Asplenium bulbiferum Hen.

Any ideas? Blue bruising, length of 2-3cm, cap diameter 1-1.5cm. I bought the fern a few weeks ago and they keep popping up.

That does not sound like any reputable university I would like to study at. If you aren't being challenged in the right way, change unis., you can apply to get advance standing for the units you have completed at your current institution if you transfer. Do what you enjoy, not what will "potentially" earn you the most money. I am studying a bachelor of science, majoring in environmental science and (as the name suggests) archaeology. If I had a dollar every time someone asked me what job I want at the end of it I would be a rich man. I have no job in mind, I just love studying the material. As long as the job at the end of it relates to either of my majors I will be a very happy guy. I think you also have to lower the expectations of what jobs you can enter into as a graduate. As zelly pointed out, you have to expect to start at the bottom. Just do what you enjoy; that is what life should be about.

I hope it didn't end up in the skip...

I don't need all of it, will leave some behind for others.

Pmd

It's about 14cm diameter, very small spines. Cheers.

Hi, so I have a few Mandrake popping up. When is best to transplant into their final spot. When they have their first true leaves, or further than that? Cheers.