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Posts posted by Strontium Dawg
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Maybe from the ducksfoot lineage?
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Interbeing, if I had a buck for every spider I have copped in the face on my runs through the bush lately, well, I'd have at least 20 bucks anyway
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If you roast the seeds a lil bit they'll be fine to eat.
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This might seem a bit random, but I just want to say a big thanks to all the members here who have made me feel so welcome since I joined about a year ago.
I was at a critical point when I joined up, been through some major crises since, and didn't really feel like I belonged anywhere, caught between worlds.
People here have been so friendly, helpful and even though I've met very few of you face to face, I feel like I have made some very good friends.
Random gush over...
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Pm'd cheers db.
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Yowie pups like a demon, and grows very fast too.
I'm getting 10+cm a month on all columns at the moment.
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Hey all, anyone got super Pedro or lance they can spare a cutting of?
Preferably a tip cut, but beggars can't be choosers I guess.
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Too slow, don't spose you have any more super Pedro available Egad?
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Also be aware that full sun in the Australian summer is usually too hot for most Chinense varieties - they will do much better in part shade. I've had great plants in even full shade.
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Laphroaig is up there, liquid peat smoke in a bottle.
Shame I can't afford to drink that stuff anymore.
Glendronach is pretty tasty too.
For a good blended scotch, j&b is ok, as is ballantines.
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Mullen grows wild on the roadside so you shouldn't have any trouble.growing it. You may need to keep it under control so it doesn't become a pest.
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Sounds like too much water
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That's a hard won cup.
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I say let's get genetic engineering involved, create some kind of bacteria that creates calories from sunlight that can be absorbed directly through the skin. No actually, on second thought, I like hot chips way too much. But I will put my hand up for some grizzly bear DNA splicing, I could do with 6 months of hibernation...I'm tired.
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I'm about to propagate some "mystic spires" if you send me yr address I can send some when they're rooted.
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Wow, zebra is a beauty!
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I know it's a quagmire when we start the name game, I've read so much discussion of "is it a short spine peruvianus or a pachanoi, is is a macrogonus or a peruvianus, is it a peruvianus or a cuzcoensis..."
Maybe I'm completely off track and bridgesii is actually more consistent in form, so much so that we only append cultivar names instead of new species?
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Sorry if this has been discussed already, but there seems to be a very large number of bridges that are singular enough in appearance and form to be named. In contrast, there seems to be very few pachanoi and peruvianus named clones.
Is bridgesii naturally more variable in form than the others? And if so, why? Do you think there has been a larger number of specimens distributed that were grown from seed whereas pachanoi has been spread more through vegetative propagation?
Or maybe pachanoi and the like have more of a history of human selection and breeding therefore are more stable in form?
Or maybe we just have a habit of whacking on a name for any bridge that looks slightly different?
It puzzles me that the terscheckii complex also seems quite variable in form yet we don't give them pet names like bridgesii.
What are your thoughts?
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I came down from one of the gc hinterland mountains yesterday after a lot of rain and saw some really good looking patches of both pans and cubes, unfortunately had my family in the car and couldn't stop...
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Try the trading thread, should be someone who can help you with the seeds you're after.
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Bottom photo, the two either side of the Pilosocereus look a bit like cuzcoensis maybe?
queensland election
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They're all stooges put there to serve the interests of their corporate, election campaign sponsoring pals, it's an illusion of choice. Jack Johnson or John Jackson...
Stay tuned for similar shenanigans on a federal front.