Strontium Dawg
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Pm'ed, hoping there's still some left!
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God, just the smell of safrole makes my stomach churn, can't imagine downing sass oil!
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Looks longi to me
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I think you're right, looks a lot like setigerum.
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I'll try to make a roadside stop for better photos.
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I have been seeing a few of these popping up around Sydney lately, it took me a long time to even get a good look at one to realise it was a poppy at first, as I am usually drivinng past them at 60-80kmh.
Today the traffic stopped just right so I was able to take a very hasty and crappy phone pic.
Any ideas on what they might be? Regular poppies or something more interesting? They are kinda light pink with a darker purple spot near the base of the petals - reminds me of pap. somniferum in a way, but i'm far from an expert on poppies.
Please excuse the crappy quality of the photos...I'll try to get a better one...
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Any left Carl?
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Well, that escalated quickly...
I attempted my first graft today, super pedro x psycho0 0 onto a m.geometrizans...
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Well I just had a personal response from my local member who I have been "lobbying"... So at least the issue is being put before parliament soon. I honestly never thought I'd see this happen.
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You could thread them on a string and hand them in the sun, that way they'll get more air movement around them.
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I'd separate the caps from the stems to sun dry them. They have a habit of spoiling pretty fast unless you can get them dried fairly quickly in my experience.
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That's some cool patterning in the glaucal bloom on that bridgey.
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A couple more sketchy works I did around the same time. I usually draw or paint then take a photo, then work in photocopy.
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This is a portrait of my friend Mike I did in 2005.
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Torsten, I cant access the forum at all on Mobile - Android - getting "fatal error: call to a member function chatMobileLink() on a non-object in /home/shaman/public_html/forum/admin/applications_addon/ips/ipchat/sources/hooks.php on line 276" - I'm not trying to use chat at all.
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Chinense varieties will last several years if you take care of them through winter. If it's only a seedling, it will want to stay alive so it can set fruit. Just avoid watering it too much, pick off any pods it tries to produce, and protect it from frost.
For plants that have already been through a summer, cut them right back to the main stems and don't leave any foliage or fruit on them. Stop watering, unless the soil is bone dry, and they will start to shoot again as soon as it warms up. Then you can recommence watering and fertilise.
Usually the second season is the most productive as they already have a well established root system and can put all their energy into making pods of pain!
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My hb04 pachxbridge has put on at least 2 inches since the start of winter.
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That's it, I'm off to get my foil hat.
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When I was studying botany at unsw back in 92 there was a jar of preserved semilanceata specimens that was collected in roseville Sydney back in the 80s...I'm sure they are around but definitely not common.
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Creating a black market economy and all the nefarious activities that go hand in hand...
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Nice garden!
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Yeah cos banning all the other drugs stopped everyone taking them...
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Route of administration has more to do with how quickly a molecule enters the brain than its molecular structure.
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Longifolia is in flower right now where I am.
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Hoping mine arrive today!