Cubism

Thanks for the tip tipz!!! Just watched it. Very slick an professional production and quite interesting. Definately worth a watch.

Bloody hell pimento!!!! Either you got baby hands or that's a hell of a mushroom!!! Nice pics mate.

Hi PS. You probably know but just in case you don't. L. mischung = Lophophora mixture. Its German. Eg - mixed lophs from Koehres. Its not a species.

I'm all good now mate. Thanks anyways G.

I'll grab a few seeds pls mate. Nice one. Will PM you.

Any Photoshop experts here? I think I need to "enhance" my pic

Fuck it why not... 27

Not after any seeds but try one of the many phaal recipes. If you like hot curry's you'll love em. Best pound for pound ring stinging I've ever experienced

Have PM'd ya fydes.

Posted them all out this morning. Hopefully they'll all arrive this week.

Hey Geebus. Nice thread mate. Any datura triple purple still going?

The winners - First Prizes No 18 - Tarkers No 5 - mrp11 Second Prizes No 15 - Matt1208 No 17 - oatis99 So.... PM me your addresses and I'll get em sent out. Enjoy

Danger zone!!!!!

Alrighty were all done now. Will post up the winners tomorrow morning.

Sorting thru my seed stash for the start of spring and came to the realisation I have way more than I'm ever gonna get around to growing, or have the space to grow. So rather than leave them lying around gathering dust for a year, thought i'd give something back to you SABers. Unfortunately its gonna have to be Australian members only due to a lack of funds for international postage. Anyone who's interested please post just once below and I'll use a random number generator with the post numbers to pick a winner eg first reply will start at No 2 (post number) then onwards. There'll be 2 x First Prize, and 2 x Second Prize. So a total of 4 lots to giveaway. All items are seeds, no plants involved. FIRST PRIZE x 2 Acacia floribunda x 20 Acacia acuminata Small Seed x 20 Acacia acuminata Narrow Phyllode x 10 Phalaris arundinacea Turkey Red x Big Medicine x 50 Rivea corymbosa x 10 Capsicum annum mixed x 20 Hawaiin Baby Woodrose x 4 Trichocereus pachanoi OP x 30 Trichocereus bridgesii x Trichocereus pachanoi x 50 Psychotria viridis x 3 Lophophora williamsii x 20 Cereus hildemanianus monstrose cross x 5 Nicotiana rustica x 50 Heimia salicifolia x 50 SECOND PRIZE x 2 Acacia floribunda x 20 Acacia acuminata Small Seed x 20 Acacia acuminata Narrow Phyllode x 10 Phalaris arundinacea Turkey Red x Big Medicine x 50 Rivea corymbosa x 10 Capsicum annum mixed x 20 I'll finish it at midnight Friday 29 August east coast time, and post the results sometime next weekend. And finally, thanks to everyone who's sent me stuff through trades, giveaways or just the goodness of their own hearts. If you recognise some seeds then theyre most probably from you. Without this great community I wouldn't have any of these to giveaway to begin with.

Hi darley. Welcome to SAB. I'm rubbish at IDing but would love to see your pics. Here's a link to a free Perth and surrounds fungi field book. I've been using it to try an begin educating myself and its proving to be quite helpful. http://www.fungiperth.org.au/Fieldbook-all/Perth-Fungi-Field-Book.html Anyways, the members here are friendly and very helpful, so enjoy mate! Looking forward to some pics. EDIT - And follow NSF's great advice on IDs above ^^^

Ahh right. There was only one solo Suilleus looking mushroom all by itself, and these photos were all in native bush (Marri, Karri etc.) so yeah, I guess not. Definately more white than the yellow pores ones under the pines. Never seen a death cap so will take your word for it Do the deathcaps have the warty appearance like A. muscaria? These V. speciosa have quite a smooth waxy cap. As for the gyms, it sounds like there may be a few undescribed golden species out there. These could also be G. allantopus but from my reading I thought they didn't get so big. There's definately blue bruising species in the swamps around Perth of the orange/golden variety. You can also see blue on the stem butts and myc. But these ones showed no signs of blue bruising.

Had a couple more days in the South West. Been looking over a field book so heres a few attempts at ID. Big cluster of Gymnopilus junonius "Turkey Tail" Trametes versicolor "Orange Mosscap" Rickenella fibula "Common Rosegill" Volvariella speciosa-older one -younger ones Russula flocktoniae and a young "Slippery Jack" Suilleus luteus Pics arent the best quality but please feel free to correct me on any mistakes.