hostilis
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I love how blue that thing is. Crazy, almost neon blue.
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I am super happy you decided to contribute micoz!! Anyone who has a scop about to flower please join in. If anybody needs postage costs hit me up.
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Pimento, that's an amazing planting. Can't wait to see it in 20 years.
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Those are sexy.
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That looks like what I want my scop seedlings to turn into.
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We need to get some pollen from one of the Australia or UK clones and pollinate your spineless one. Like the "belly button scop" x zelly's scop. That would be awesome.
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Wow, lol. Thanks for turning my thread into male genital discussion hour guys.
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Are they different clones? They look like the same to me.
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Got my T. scop seeds from Koehres. If anybody wants some please contact me.
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#2 definitely looks PC as well. Have all of those been growing in the same conditions for a while Getafix?
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I would say all but plant 2 are PC. Not for sure though. Looks super similar, but those "V" notches above the areoles make me think it's something else.
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Who's got scop pollen!!!
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Moses, You should have somebody send you some pollen and make some fruits!! Also, those things look mighty thirsty!
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Interesting! Thanks for bearing with me with all my questions. I've just been extremely interested in learning more about scopulicola lately.
Here are some pictures of my scopulicola cutting. It has tiny tiny tiny spines (virtually spineless from SS), but you can't really see them except for at the very tip. This was when I first got it. It's grown a few inches since.
From what I understand there are a couple clones of (virtually) "spineless" scop floating around. One that has "belly button" areoles, a clone that has slightly indented areoles, and an exposed areole clone. I'm not sure if these are all the same clone grown in different conditions or just a bunch of different clones, but if we could get them bred together we could get some awesome plants.
So who would be interested in the spineless scopulicola seed project? We could either trade cuttings or trade pollen of our scops and try to make some spineless seed. I don't have any flowering trichs yet, but I'm sure lots of you do.
If any of you are interested I'd be down to facilitate it and possibly pay for some of the postage costs of pollen in exchange for a few seeds if successful.
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So it has spines but they fall off?
I feel like I'm interrogating everyone on this thread. Lol.
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Where did you get your seeds zed?
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Nice. Have any pictures?
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The reason why I say it's right side up is because of the "ribs" around the areoles. They're shaped like breasts. On my semi monstrose (melted wax) the round part of the "breasts" are down just like it is on yours. Also the spines are pointing down like on yours. But maybe it's a different clone, IDK.
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That's how I figured they would start. Spines at first untill they mature a bit. Did you plant the seeds yourself or buy them as seedlings?
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Hey Ohlone, where did the Scop (DE) come from?
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We should do it. All share scop pollen and see if we can get some fruits.
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Thanks for doing the inquiry mysubtleascention!!
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This one looks like a semi monstrose or possibly the "melted wax" clone rather than a penis cactus.
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Do you have any pictures of the huge dick. I always enjoy seeing massive penises.