Gimli

Checking tomorrow to see how far away seed is but estimate Dec 8 weekend Cut off for seeds is noon AWST 7/1/19 Happy weekend

Louis Theroux has a new series out, "Altered States". 2/3 episodes are out https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0bsqsn4

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... https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Variegated-Trichocereus-Crest-cactus/323561559068?hash=item4b55c5941c:g:lyIAAOSw7Odb9GCl:rk:19:pf:0

TPC x Juuls. Should I let them go or remove? LWC graft I did Peru 'Los Banos', lovely blue Scop x Super Pedro SA SS 1? My pere tubs. 65ea and already have over 90 new shoots on the stumps in not shown tubs. Pere army soon Another log box done (right) Got this monster 120L tub delivered from officeworks as a graft chamber. Did an LW pere graft tonight using @Inyans method with parafilm. Here's to learning

Just finished watching this last night. WOW! Seems like a work of fiction. Pretty intense even for a cult. Tough titties

Upside down L williamsii, 3/8/18 grafted, above is today Psycho0 x TPM Sharxx Blue x TPM. Hacked a grafted crest and left a single areole for this Psycho0 x Sina

Bilobum Parviflorum Stenophyllum If any Perth member wants some seedlings in the near future, swing me a PM

Added some great pieces to the collection in the past few weeks TPM x N1 and Sharxx Blue x TPM 'endorfinder' can't wait to graft a few bits and share this with others. Hamilton's Peru (or is it cuzco?), Mongy, and a seed grown pach. Generously from a member on this forum

Got about 30 Acacia obtusifolia sprouts. A little change from growing just acuminata

These scions came from a weird little crest. I removed this bit as it was starting to grow into the ground, rooted it and then grafted it on. Hopefully goes funky again

SAB MEET: Sunday 8am, April 7th, 2019 @ John MacMillan Park, Kent St, Victoria Park - SAVE THE DATE! Meet in the car park circled in the photo below I will have a stash of stuff for giveaway (will update closer to date). Same as usual, names drawn out of a hat. If members want to visit a certain ethno market stall then this is for you!

After years of growing and topping chilli plants, decided I'd give it a whirl on some Datura seedlings. Always had bigger yields, around 2x more pods over the course of a season. 3 topped, 3 not. Updates soon Put this frosty pink in the ground. Threw some slow release fert in the hole and gave it a good watering. Going to lay down some weed mat too Cut these Scop x Super Pedro pups off. I've made 195 tip cuts of pereskiopsis in the last 2 weeks. Season goal is 700 pieces. Not usable size, just tips with roots to grow for the season after. Pricked out some obtusifolia sprouts. Got some more Gastrolobium spp sprouting now too Cut 12 more bits of pach for grafting stock.

Looks like it has terminated I'd probably ditch that soil in exchange for a mineral mix also. That's a lot of organics right there

30/10/18 Validus x Lumberjack - 4 areoles (2 per column) Capel - 2 areoles Cactus Land Bridgesii - 2 areoles Rod - 2 areoles Macrogonus - 2 areoles

Thanks for the link. Going to see how my product works without a delayed release first before I go wasting time on what does seem fiddly and slow

Chasing about 10 of each, size 4 and 5 enteric coated capsules. Preferably within aus. Not interested in waiting from o/s Or if you can point me in the direction of a website. Tried google and ebay etc no dice Cheers

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Went with what are probably the most common 5. Feel free to add more below and fill in dot points etc Hylocereus Pros: Vigorous growth Quick to propagate Cons: Rots easier than other stocks Cold-dormant Smaller grafting area Can deform scion or over produce offsets Myrtillocactus Pros: Longevity Large grafting area Cons: Average growth speed (could be a pro, scion dependent) Slow to propagate (striking roots) Pachanoi Pros: Easy to graft onto Easy to handle Longevity Can handle heavy scions Good for slab grafting Large grafting area Cons: Not suited to small seedlings Thirsty Pereskiopsis Pros: Suited to small seedlings Vigorous growth Impale grafting Can handle little or lots of water Cons: Constantly offsets Can't handle heavy offsets unless staked Covered in glochids Selenicereus Pros: Quick to propagate Easy to handle Vigorous growth Cons: Similar cons to Hylocereus or Pereskiopsis