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on a bit of a kasey chambers trip this evening
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yeah its behaving a bit strangely, but its all just environmental in my opinion. the other one might just drop a rib or 2 and go normal again, might pup, might split without pupping, who knows, but I think im dreaming when I hope for a crest lol.
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I was going to wait until these guys settled in before posting, but I couldn't resist, this is the beginning of my more aesthetically pleasing ornamental cacti area.
An Oreocereus ( was growing a bit askew in the pot it came out of so that's why its planted the way it is, im hoping it will straighten up but not sure on this one), and Pachycereus Pringlei is the big fella. fkn stoked with the Pringlei I am.
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(botany) - (of branching) in which the axis is divided into two branches.
so I guess yeah its dichotomous, but in other situations theres no "pupping" just a splitting of the growing tip into two branches.
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i thought peeps might find this interesting, some will remember that rosei 1 from fields about 18 months ago(I have not been there since December 2015)...some of them appeared to be growing flat, almost as though they were squished, there was debate about what they were going to do... go dichotomous or maybe crest.
Here is a pic of what one I have is doing now, and also a pic of one that hasn't done anything yet (just to show the flat appearance)
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after looking at this everyday ive decided you are the winner nrivers, I will lock that name in.
ill contact you for a prize
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I guess these are "released" now. bugger it, im not changing the title until at least 10 pairs are sold.
I read somewhere here or maybe somewhere else that a clone isn't worth a damn really until its out there and several people have them. no point trying to name a clone for longevity if the only ones in your garden.
get on it peeps and help create 2 new clones, 1/cm is pretty standard and if you order a 30cm it will be 33-35cm
will need time to cut and heal before post
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still minimum 7 pairs to go, if you want singular don't hesitate to ask..
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is there any consensus here @Evil Genius wondering if you still think this is browningia since I posted the extra photos??
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Im looking for a head torch that is really really bright with the best battery life possible, I don't mind if its a chunky thing or slimline, not concerned about type of battery, just long life and BRIGHT.
if anyone has any experience or links it would be much appreciated.
cheers.
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its not really my business to discuss prices on an open forum sorry.
But I can say we spent %80 of the day working trying to straighten up a plant that was leaning heavily into another plant, then at the end of the day we got a few cuts (paid for).
there were 5 of us and we had a scaffold setup, it was quite an operation.
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yeah I reckon that's the one, the one in the front of the pic. how old are your pics? just ask cause the piece I got was coming off the side about 7 foot high, maybe its not shown cause of the angle of the pic..?
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na not that plant, although I was lucky enough to get a very decent sized piece of that plant.
its one of the ones in a row of 4 or so very close together, on the far left at the front of the garden, I think second if you come from the side fence
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na not the classic unobtainable short spined terscheckii
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hoping for an iD on this fella from dawsons, ill take some more ID worthy pics in the next few days
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sunday day parties welcome
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sounds good nrivers, very good..
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"don't fuck with the springy nips" ~TISM~
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ripper! what a quick response! cheers again EG!
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hoping these shitty night time flash photos are good enough for a positive ID, im pretty sure its pachycereus pringlei
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in the spirit of posting pics straight from the fucking internet...
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prickly pear potentially for sale
in Seed & Plant Sales
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is there any interest in these? make it worth my while.. and the owner..
apparently theres two types of opuntia that are the best for fruit (according to Robert at fields) and this is one of them, not sure on the specific IDs ( if anyone can help with id let me know)
The bloke told me anything impacting the fence is fair game, so if your keen hit me up with an offer.
people do come every year to pick the fruit so I cant go too hard.