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Mitragyna Hirsuta (seed grown) Mitras grow incredibly fast when given the right conditions, from seed to 6 ft tall in less than a year
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Psychotria colorata leaf propagated, these guys are much bigger than this now,
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Wow stunning :-)
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Woahh you've been busy ha ha looking good bro
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Oh very nice, that's some serious growth :-) do you have any other unusual psychotrias? were these all leaf propagated?
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Awesome looking forward to seeing pics if them now, been on the lookout for this 1 for a while now, some interesting alk's, ;-)
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How are these beauties going now?
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Nice work getting her to fruit, keep us posted on your success with seedlings mate,
I've never been able to get mine to fruit, plenty of flowers, perhaps a lack of pollinating insects in my greenhouse?
A wonderful teacher plant, I also hope to work with myself one day.
Have you propagated via cuttings? I have a couple in my humidity chamber, waiting on them throwing roots, but been a long wait, (maybe 4-5 weeks so far) fingers crossed
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Nice, did you pollinate the flower by hand? ;-)
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Oops my Bad forgot to label, b.caapi cielo, 1season of growth from a 10cm cutting,
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Dude I love your set-ups, pure awesomeness, you've inspired me to use my old terrariums, ;-)
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Thanks meangreen, I have some desmanthus seedlings that I started around the same time so will try and compare them, hopefully time will tell :-) Cheers
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Thanks mate, it amazes me the exposure to sunlight has on the flowers, this was grown in semi-shade, where as the same plant I have growing growing in full sun has much deeper blue flowers, glad you enjoyed them ;-)
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Thanks meangreen, I grew this from seed for my Peruvian friend, It smells very similar to the common mint with its own disintinct flavour, a very cool plant to grow, it has doubled in size since this pic was taken & is thriving in these warmer days, yea I love how it resembles Mary Jane, get lots of comments from friends on this one :-)
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Thanks guys I've cut of the effected leaves and sprayed with neem oil,
cheers :-)
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Maybe lacewing crap? or bits of soil?
Can you get a closer shot of the black stuff?
I can try to get closer pic tomorrow, I removed most of the affected leaves and sprayed with neem, I thought soil at first but it's embedded into the leaves and stems? It's only on my HBWR none of my other plants are effected?
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Nice :-) currently trying to source some A.peregrina seeds my self with some difficulty, any idea how old mature plants need to be before they produce viable seed?
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Some deep red colouration there bro, nice