EthnoGuy85
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Has anyone started this cross yet? I was given some by interbeing, the awesome generous SABer he is. Several weeks ago I sowed this cross and the reverse, also about 10+ other crosses of Trichocereus. Everything had great germ rates except the cross in question the reverse cross had something like 98% germ rate. I the pot they we sown in cycle for two weeks in the bag. Then I removed and let dry out for about two weeks and it went back in the bag and was moistened again. I'm on my third run like this and still nothing........ Anyone else had better luck than I??......
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Just figured for the lot of us that are in the states could have our own thread for trading/selling items that we couldn't send OS. I've got nothing on offer at the moment, but will have some Tricho seedlings in the next couple months. And various other ethnos as the season progresses. I'll update as I have things come available. Feel free to post up offers Peace, EG85
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Sabry pm me If you're still interested I think I've some lying around I could send ya.
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Damn
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Looks like a true pachanoi to me.
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3-4 month old baby Tricho's and 5 month lopho's adapting to eastern exposure sun for a couple weeks. Before going outside into the real world
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@ mutant- scop didn't terminate as they didn't eat into it deep enough to damage the meristem. Just some unsightly scarring now.
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Fuck slugs!!!! Never touched the scop before then decided to rape in while I was on holiday!!
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I use a 20-20-20 at 1/4th strength for seedlings and 1/2 strength for mature cacti. Nothing but good results over the past two years
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Fuck tripsis you're like my hero. Wish I could take the offer up because I totally would!
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I use 2 26watt 6500k cfl's per propagation box on a 16/8 photoperiod. Hostilis what's your photoperiod run. Seems like we get about the same growth rates there. I'll try an get some pics of the young'ens later.
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Yep you can start giving them a mild water soluble fertilizer now too. I do mine every other week with ferts.
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What would you call these?
EthnoGuy85 replied to M S Smith's question in Cactus & Succulent Identification
"A hobby is a regular activity that is done for pleasure, typically during one's leisure time.By continually participating in a particular hobby, one can acquire substantial skill and knowledge in that area." Guilty as charged and I am American. Though stupid is debatable -
Trichocereus - Altman Nursery Strains
EthnoGuy85 replied to spinyGator's topic in Cacti & Succulents
@ spinygator found these at my local lowes today. Are these "huancoensis" or do we need to throw some other random cultivar name at it? Maybe this is the elusive 'millipede'........ -
The glaucus is not a what most sell as glaucus just FYI.
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Trichocereus - Altman Nursery Strains
EthnoGuy85 replied to spinyGator's topic in Cacti & Succulents
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Trichocereus - Altman Nursery Strains
EthnoGuy85 replied to spinyGator's topic in Cacti & Succulents
Yes the plants you had posted up are nice. And you haven't proved anything other than the fact that you can call any plant you grow whatever the fuck you want. Whether is actually what you call it or not. Secondly I don't want anything from you. I didn't participate in this guessing game because it's pointless as I doubt you'd actually follow through on anything you say. Thirdly, you come to an established forum spouting conjecture and hearsay. And also exposing yourself as a shiesty businessman and con artist and get upset when the people here call you out.- 67 replies
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Trichocereus - Altman Nursery Strains
EthnoGuy85 replied to spinyGator's topic in Cacti & Succulents
With the level of dishonesty and shadiness you've shown why would any of us assume that you'd honor such a "giveaway" even if someone did guess your age right? -
Trichocereus - Altman Nursery Strains
EthnoGuy85 replied to spinyGator's topic in Cacti & Succulents
Nice marketing ploy so you can sell that huancoensis at a ridiculous price on eBay. You and Verne must be right good pals there mate.- 67 replies
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How to recognize a huanucoensis
EthnoGuy85 replied to trucha's question in Cactus & Succulent Identification
They do a lot of growin once they reach the point of growing spines. At around the 3 month mark sometimes younger mine go outside in shade/indirect dappled light and actually grow faster outside with less intense and less hours of light. -
Trichocereus - Altman Nursery Strains
EthnoGuy85 replied to spinyGator's topic in Cacti & Succulents
I wish Altman made these different types available. I see PC pachanoi all the time at my local retail outlets but I've only found the monstrose once in 7+ years -
Lophophora ̶p̶o̶r̶n̶ ̶Appreciation Thread
EthnoGuy85 replied to irabionist's topic in Cacti & Succulents
@ Philo I've always admired your cacti. Those lopho's are gorgeous- 14 replies
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This is entertaining, please guys continue.......
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I've no clue but put me on the list for seeds!
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I'd take that pachanoi all the way to the left. I've a small center cut of a nice blue Peruvianus, rooted and has a small pup. Also have a rooted pachanoi semi monstrose from Altman's(aka short spined Peru). Also a couple macrogonus seedlings and some nitrogen mutant crosses that haven't yet shown any monstrose tendencies.