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Nice one Psyentist! They are few and far between up here, makes you appreciate them.

Have been watching these two flower tonight.

Thanks for the compliments! Defiantly enjoying the beers in the garden now, with not much more to do except a bit of fill and some new grass.

Did a bit more out the back

Thanks Mater B. I think this one will get a bigger stock!

What does he know! Haha! I just couldn't see any spines

This one has the name (psycho0 x sharxx) and even though it is only small, I think it will have the looks too!

I don't know niggles, looks more like a scop?

Just found another Berenger, this looks more peru ish.

Here is my little cut. Now has two nice pups to watch grow.

De grafted a few of last years peres grafts.

Cuts from Fields garden, are well rooted and showing signs growth. His plants are amazing!!

All your pics are looking great Master B! It seems the terscheckii crosses throw a lot of variegates. Maybe a tpm x terscheckii or reverse would have interesting results.

Yeah that's normal, some take off straight away others stall. If they are plump after grafting most eventually grow.

Nice one Change! Is this a game of spot the difference, label front left adre haha

I will chuck the work boots on for you!

Yours is looking very nice and I would say more peru like, than compared to mine. This is also from succseed and looks more cuzcoensis.

Hey mate, that green house looks good and a great size! Looks like your bananas are lady fingers, they also grow a lot taller than cavendish. I used to use a bagging tool like this to cover bunches when they are small. It has a large rubber band around the top that you release, once over the bunch. But this won't stop the bats when bananas are ripe. You will get a feel for when the bananas are filled out and they should be picked then and ripened in a cool dry place. Well this is what they did at a banana farm I worked at.

Just want to compliment you on your garden, it looks great!

It has got to be boom time. I think it is a great time to be collecting trichos, wether for future sale or private collection. If it's for resale, prices will surly drop on bread and butter clones but new clones will always command a premium price. But these new clones will be harder and harder to come by with all the seed getting sown, as you will only be able to sell very unique looking plants. There will be many unloved plants grown that do not make the cut but have the nice named parents. Most with a large collection, even when money is one goal, they are still collectors at heart, in my opinion. Thus their collection still being taken care of for personal satisfaction, even if a living can't be made. I am excited to see where the breeding goes and what comes from it, and also be a part of it. Sowing what I think will be unique plants for their flowers and looks. It is all just a progression or obsession of a hobby!

Lots of nice giveaways Zed! That is a dope plant pic, if I have ever seen one! Haha nice one! Not me by the way haha

Thanks dood! I can't wait for the flower either, but flowers aside it is a real beauty. Did you graft the 2015 or 2016 cross? I have just grafted the latest cross and will be interested to see the outcome and compare the two.

De-grafted a peres graft. Will let this one root and see how it goes. Bridgesii Ben x red huascha