Conv3rgence
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If these are still available, if be definitely keen. Cheers mate
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thanks dude id be keen as , if I have to wait that long , (what month would that be?) I'm spewing I gave away my 6 footers some years ago after having mid life crisis , but I'm looking at starting again the collecting and living , pm me anytime your ready bruh, appreciated !
Well I just took 3 cuttings today and set them up in a humidity chamber. I haven't done this before so I don't know how long it will take until they are established, or if it will work. I've followed the kada method in perlite so hopefully I have success. I'll let you know when somethings ready for trade.
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I've got a decently sized Sinicuichi plant but I'm still unconvinced of its ethnobotanical value. Each prune I've given has yielded no results. Still a nice looking little tree that is pretty undemanding to care for with loads of yellow flowers.
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I is after some red leaf , vienna white and narrow leaf varities , am in west oz if anyone is able to help gis a pm ,cheers
Probably will be able to by next season...
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Nice 1 Ambient. Do you have a photo of the mother plant or any info on it? These look similar to a Peru that I already have but I'd like to see the tips and new growth for comparison. Cheers
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If your lucky enough to live nearby I recommend you jump at this opportunity. Top grower.
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Mine are still recovering from this bitterly long winter. The runt has lost all his leaves, I hope he comes back.
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Regarding suppliers... Making friends with the old folks from your local cactus and succulent society, and attending their sale events. Usually cheaper than eBay
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Some more photos from yesterday
Haworthias have grown a lot since the last post.
Old Euphorbia Flanaganii with nice caudex
euphorbia decaryii
euphorbia Lactea crest
fenestria
Agave CV Kichiokan variegated
aloe cultivars, aloes & agaves
agaves & a gasteria cultivar
pachyphytum & Echeveria
more agaves including cv "blue glow"
Random colourful succulents
landscaping aloes yet to be put in the ground
more landscaping aloes
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Nice post! Just a few of my succies, I'll take some photos tomorrow morning.
haworthia correcta
haworthia maughanii
haworthia maughanni hybrid
titanopsis calcarea
Aloinopsis sp.
dioscorea elephantipes
Tree aloe dichotoma, yet to be planted. Sitting in perlite.
Adromischus Herrae
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Really interesting plant this one... It's always so bright green compared to everything else and those notches are pretty cool
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Just received mine today! Thanks mate!
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No arrival here yet mate... Wtf is up with Aus post?
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I think unique and/or beautiful looking, well-grown plants will always attract a premium.
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That's some nice burst speed growth lol
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I've used 3% and s little higher h2o2 with no negatives. It does turn the pumice rock brown after repeated treatments but this seems to be just a visual thing not to the detriment of the seedlings. Seedlings 2-3 months old when treated.
Ive also just tried phosphorous acid to counter rust spots, will see how that goes
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Life changing experience - yes
Change of path/goals - sort of, but path/goals are an external focus. The experience was more about what's "within". It awakened a peace and acceptance, and allowed new life obstacles to be approached differently. I didn't gain a sense of "what" to do, rather a sense of "how" to be. This can still frequently be forgotten when emotion/ego/self begin to distract from the moment.
Regarding old goals vs new goals, perhaps you might consider relaxing the attachment to goals. Our modern world is very goal-oriented, we must always be doing something in order to have meaning. But meaning can be found in "being" as well as "doing". Perhaps if you release the pressure of having the correct goal, a path may reveal itself to you.
look at it as your old way of perceiving everything and yourself vs your new way of perceiving everything and yourself.
Life and health after life changing experiences - definitely better. Old aches and injuries disappeared, life long allergies gone, anxiety, fear and loneliness a distant memory.
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Yeh this is Capel Pach imo
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My thoughts exactly HN lol
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6 hours ago, Quixote said:My tap water is full of limestone, and I really want to lower the pH, but I don't know how. I could chuck in some strong acid, the type used for cleaning the coffee machine, but I really don't how much to use. Any good suggestions? Would a tablespoon of acid for a litre of water do the trick?
Mate just use white vinegar lol. A teaspoon per 4 litres for me, but everyone's water is different and you have to pH test yourself. From my experience you can have a neutral to slightly alkaline substrate with acidic watering and cacti seem to love it. (Water adjusted to between 5-6pH)
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Vinegar to pH adjust Australia's alkaline water, I do this for the smaller pots and grafts but I admit I don't bother for Trichos in summer since they drink so much anyways.
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does the limestone make the watering ph alkaline? If so maybe use another kind of rock and save the limestone for your slow growers.
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Disturbing films: name some and why you list them
in Chill Space
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"Enter the Void"
Must-see for anyone interested in psychedelics, spirituality and the nature of existence.