HolographicYou

Hello again everybody, Like many of you out there, I cant get enough of these wonderful coleus strains available. Although is it just me or is it near impossible to get the more crazy coloured and patterned ones from within Australia? I understand that these types are propagated by cuttings but why does nowhere overseas ship their cuttings? Myself and friends wish to become quite the coleus hoarders so if you have 'em we'll by them. Pics of what you have would be amazing! Thanks.

Consider it done.

Awesome thank you very much oyster!

I live in Melbourne. Oyster I appreciate your offer but its okay no need to give away what you have in low quantity.

Thanks but the coleus seed mixes never seem to hold much variety at all. But thank you for your offer.

Nope, sorry but thats an acacia seedling. You can tell by the thick stems leading to the bipinnate leaves, in this case its a phyllode. Acacia develop their characteristic leaves by 'flattening' their stems these are called phyllodes and they are how wattle have addapted to being in the full brunt of the sun. Although they still produce their bippinates enitially until they mature. Mimosas keep thin stems to their bipinnates.

Hi there members of the Corroboree, I am an avid entheogen seed collector in Australia and I am eager to get a hold of the last of the plants I would like to get a hold of. If anyone has seeds for these plants do give me a PM and or comment here and I am happy to either pay or trade for what I have. This is the list of seeds I am finding impossible to get ahold of: Desmanthus Leptolobulus Diplopterys Cabrerana (cutting) Phyllodium pulchellum Vachellia(Acacia) Drepanolobium Virola Rufuta or any Virola for that matter The seeds I can offer include Acacias (such as Phlebophylla) and Mimosas (like Ophthalmocentra) but if your after something else for TRADE do message me, ill see what I have. Sorry but I cant afford to just give out my seeds so please dont request charity, I will start a charity thread one my own seeds grow to produce more. Thanks in advance. Long time viewer of this forum and I hope to help out members with Acacias IDs in the near future.

Oh wow! What a beautiful flower! Thanks for sharing this, I will have to investigate this tree some more.