nmethyl
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Nylon Micron filter bags are all I can offer
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Flashback, did anyone want some?
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Good for this
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Still have a limited supply of these super-functional bags!
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Heavy purple print from these, and were 100% active. Maybe an albino as the print surprised me given the insipid gills.
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Quite a large single one, too late getting to the others...they dropped their spores on the leaf litter
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They were great!
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55g, note the purple spores top left.
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Going boonta, got a very dense purple/brown print from the large one. They seem to be prolific clusters, must keep the microscopic genetics!
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Pop, pop, pop-pop
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The weather has been inconsistent, making me second guess what these could be. A week of rain made them appear....
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Curiosity after more rain!
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Not sure about the hike again, I'll see if I can motivate myself for potential lame pins
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I know of a spot that got friendly with some old microscopy samples. It's been warm and dry for a while, recent rain and humid mornings got me thinking....*I should have a look*
Think I should return?
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Warm Shellite is better than alcohol for soap!
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18g and 22g needles also available for inoculation
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200, 250, 400 & 800 available as well, pending requirement. Will do 10 bags for $150
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How has this not been snapped up in Brunswick?
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Thanks, was curious. I have a couple of the progeny that are in their second season so hoping to get some action this year! Soooooo impatient
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Hey mate, not sure if you got my message about the HBW seeds from a while back....keen for more of the same genetics
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50's are in!
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75's are in
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They have an 18cm diameter mouth, about 80cm long. Hoping to have 75's within a week. You can make a 50cm x 50cm screen if you cut the bag and put them over a frame. You can roll the bag up like a sock to adjust the depth for different size buckets.
Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds
in Seed & Plant Sales
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Good heritage plants? Had some extremely active seeds in the past