AbleKay
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a little higher than i was expecting...
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On 11/11/2020 at 6:06 PM, john said:Were any conclusions reached re content and best time to harvest for max.?
You mightve read above a redference to
On 16/07/2007 at 2:09 PM, apothecary said:What does the resin smell like when you burn it Mr ferret?
EDIT: For spelling
If you are able to familiarise yourself with the "burn" test then this is a pretty good way to set yourself on a path to answering the questions you have by yourself. It does require some experience, but an invaluable test all the same
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if youre after a one stop shop try
https://www.facebook.com/groups/873547636001848/
...though patience is the greatest reward ,)
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13 minutes ago, SayN said:Wendy Whitely's Secret Garden
some super nice Brugs in that garden too
Had a stroll around Centennial Park today... no magic, but some cool fungi ,-)
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On 08/06/2017 at 4:28 AM, sagiXsagi said:could it be the mosaic virus? whatever it is, I like the sight of those old variegated leaves...
yep
On 03/01/2018 at 9:12 PM, sagiXsagi said:sprouting from the base.. fast forward 3 years and it will be a mess. oh well!
do you think I should prune them? I have been pruning them 2 plants that are in the ground a lot..
Hopefully you've left them in, when larger parts of the vine higher up are pruned I've found very little new growth opportunities come from the pruned areas. of course they will shoot, but I think the best opportunities will come from those sprouts
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nice one... see you early december
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Im not around for the next Sydney APS meet but we should try tying a few meets in with those... plus a special defqon spring meet ,)
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bit more background and summary here
https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/allinthemind/david-nutt/10829146
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Scallops was a good description ,)
And 10 mins is all I do plus a rinse. never noticed any effect this way but probably wouldnt feed them to the kids.
Anyone else read about the DMSO Tek? opinions?
https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=44418
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the only thing getting me through all this rain in sydney is peaking into the patch ,-)
and a few pics from last year...
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rejigged all my pots on side walls and gave the vine on the back of the house a shave. pulled the caapi and hbwr off a neighbors tree they were about to consume. potted up a few plant from the last swap and grafted a few buttons. things are looking green
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On 5/30/2018 at 7:40 PM, Halcyon Daze said:It's actually Peniocereus serpentinus, IMHO. I'd put my house on it.
I've grown it for years. Nice nocturnal fragrance and spiny flowers (at the base) comes from Mexico and naturalises in Australia.
so are they the same plant? do I have the wrong ID on mine or are they 2 different plants? heres a better pic,
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all numbers are infinitely divisable too ,-)
if we're getting into ancients i'll leave this here ,)
https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/atlantean_conspiracy/atlantean_conspiracy39.htm
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On 5/27/2018 at 9:17 PM, TheMooseZeus said:Damn! Nice looking garden and great use of space! How old is that HBWR?
hey, cheers, the hbwr is 2 years old. hasnt flowered yet
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I've had mixed results with Calea Z, smoking/ drinking and in capsules.
10 grams a day over at least a week has given some interesting experiences...
I usually do this in the lead up to festivals and the like to take advantage of crashing and sleeping with other things going on...
Leaves should be used/ harvested after flowering and there are extracts available too
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On 6/16/2018 at 5:07 PM, Curiosa said:P.S. How do I post pictures in full size?
Use BB Code
You'll need to upload the image, I use Flickr which has a BB Code option for sharing but there's heaps of other sites too. just try keep the shared size medium ish 600x800
bonus Fat Cat
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I'm with you Skellum, (the bit about how well will they do over winter). i suspect they will hibernate and thrive come spring, my vines and viridis are still growing here in Sydney though we've just had our coldest week so far...
hmmm,
if you do decide to initiate your crazy plan i'd consider driving my van up to meet you, or co drive so it could possible be a 36 hour trip (12 hours of digging is my estimate ,) it would be work dependent but im flexible - weekdays suit me best. id be happy with any smaller off shoots that had touched and shot roots into the ground of which there may be a few? plus a bush or 2...
might just be a late night brain fart so pm in the near future ,-)
I have roof racks too
and a tow ball
hmmm
and yeah, good luck with the Sale
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is the link working for others?
not for me... thanks
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ha, we gotta go have a meet there next year, hit me up at least!
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this is pretty cool...
"Aborigines have used Phellinus fruiting bodies medicinally. The smoke from burning fruit bodies was inhaled by those with sore throats. Scrapings from slightly charred fruiting bodies were drunk with water to treat coughing, sore throats, "bad chests", fevers and diarrhoea."
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yeah definitely Cleistocactus,
I found a clump out bush a short while back... seems to grow up to 2m high with white though orange to flame red flowers... at aboout 2m they fall over and shoot new columns like the damaged one is doing in your second pic
i'll find a pic of the ones i saw which presumably started out as a single plant...
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i planted several rooted cuttings last winter - all did well over summer (sydney)... i have others in questionable locations that have stalled for about 18 months suggesting they are pretty sturdy and will probably move into pots for new homes.
depending how much rootstock comes up you could put into a pot to keep in the sunniest spot til spring
Is this diseased?
in Cacti & Succulents
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if this was a poll i'd chop and treat the rest of the plant with Manzcozeb or similar but you probably know this. nice plant, i really just wanted to say i love the gradient in colour ,-)