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Is this the Himalayan honeysuckle (Leycestria formosa) that you are offering? If so, I would definitely be interested.

Those sounds immediately reminded me of my Amiga 2000 and playing Double Dragon when I was a kid.

Taken! My offer is a seed pack containing: Phalaris arundinacea cv. Green - Reed Canarygrass Peganum harmala - Syrian Rue Datura stramonium - Moon Flower Acacia burkittii - Burkitt's Wattle Acacia floribunda - Weeping Acacia Acacia victoriae - Gundabluie Acacia colei - Cole's Wattle Acacia concurrens - Black Wattle Acacia maidenii - Maiden's wattle Plus a live plant pack containing: Sceletium tortuosum - Kanna (bare rooted plant) Melissa officinalis - Lemon Balm (bare rooted plant) Kalanchoe thyrsiflora - Flapjack (unrooted cutting / healed cut) Rubus ulmifolius - Wild Blackberry (unrooted cutting) Love & Light ∞

That's amazing. I've never seen that done before. Nice work Gimli.

Anyone mushroom foraging in the next day or two in SE Queensland? I'd really love to tag along. I have a large gap in my knowledge base and I'd be super interested in having a mycologist take me out into the field and teach me how to ID local fungi.

Greetings! I'm completing a xeriscaped cactus garden and I'm looking to acquire lots of baby cacti approx the size of a lighter and smaller. Around 50 in total. If they are a bit bigger this is also fine. If you have any and would be happy to part with them, please get in touch and let me know what types you have and how much you'd like in exchange. Happy to do trades/swaps for some interesting ethnobotanicals if cash trades aren't your thing. Thanks in advance. Love & Light ∞

Taken. My offer: 1. Peganum harmala - Syrian Rue - 5g seeds 2. Senna tora - Sickle Senna - 10 seeds 3. Datura stramonium - Moon Flower - 10 seeds 4. Leonotis leonurus - Lion's Tail - 10 seeds 5. Pycnosorus globosus - Billy Buttons - 10 seeds 6. Glycyrrhiza glabra - Liquorice - 10 seeds 7. Aconitum napellus - Wolfsbane - 10 seeds 8. Hyophorbe lagenicaulis - Bottle Palm - 10 seeds 9. Acacia burkittii - Burkitt's Wattle - 10 seeds 10. Acacia floribunda - Weeping Acacia - 10 seeds 11. Acacia victoriae - Gundabluie - 10 seeds 12. Acacia colei - Cole's Wattle - 10 Seeds 13. Acacia concurrens - Black Wattle - 10 seeds 14. Acacia maidenii - Maiden's wattle - 10 seeds 15. Diploglottis campbellii - Small-leaved Tamarind - 3 seeds Love & Light ∞

http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/index.php?/topic/31177-harvesting-leonitis-leonuruswild-daggalions-tail/

Good point. Its very rare to find such a jam. I can assure you it tastes delicious. You can buy some here to sample the goodness: http://www.bushfoodshop.com.au/small-leafed-tamarind-jam/

Awesome. I’m going to try the 2x eyelets and run some wire between them. Cheap and cheerful works for me. Thank you for everyone’s input. I’ll report back with how it goes.

Taken. It brings me joy to see this going again. My offer: 1. Passiflora Foetida - Love-In-A-Mist Passionfruit - 8x whole pods 2. Peganum Harmala - Syrian Rue - 25g of seeds 3. Diploglottis campbellii - Small Leaved Tamarind - 20x seeds 4. Vanilla planifolia - Vanilla Bean Vine - 40cm cutting 5. Nicandra Physalodes - Shoofly - Apple of Peru - approx 250 Seeds 6. Bryophyllum Daigremontianum - Mother of Thousands - 10x plantletts 7. Artemisia absinthium - Wormwood - 1x small plant 8. Datura stramonium - Jimsonweed - 20x seeds Love & Light ∞

Hello everyone. Just putting it out there for any interstate travelers heading to this EGA event. I booked accommodation and have a spare single bed available in Springvale, not far from where the EGA event is being held. It's only for 1 night on Sunday 12 May. Happy to offer that bed to anyone who may need place to stay for the night. Love & Light ∞

Welcome. I greet you in the Love and Light. Just wondering if anyone had ideas of how to get a vine to grow up brick walls. The two plants are B. Caap and HBWR. All I've got to work with is a brick wall. I was thinking large metal hook eyelets and feeding them through this in a zig zag fashion Has anyone had any experience or got any ideas in this regard? Love & Light 8

Bahahaha I pissed myself laughing. I really needed that. Thank you.

I'm starting to get the feeling this plant would be nothing but trouble. Thanks for the heads up.

Go have a look in the mirror. That's the best doctor you will ever find.

I was at a MediCann workshop in Nimbin recently and there was a talk about how an ingredient in Fisherman's Friend Original (Aniseed) works as a masking agent and was able to return false-negatives on roadside swaps. Also a lawyer got up and spoke and mentioned a defense being used that has been moderately successful was to point to a NSW government road transport website that states that impairment from MJ only lasts 12 hours, and that you as a good citizen making sure you don't drive impaired, waited over 12 hours before getting behind the wheel and that you were surprised that your test came back as positive after relying on that source of government information as the authoritarian voice on the matter. Basically I did the wrong thing but I was given the wrong information by you guys that led me to do the wrong thing. It reminded me a lot of that campaign that said 3 drinks in the first hour and then 1 ever hour after that. I heard that caused a shit storm.

Learn more in his latest book "Magic Piss" by Halcyon Daze. I really do think you are onto something with golden sunshine my friend. Uric acid combined with caffeine is where the magic is at. That and a sprinkle of worm poo tea invigorates them. Higher plants love the combination.

Sorry to hear about your condition Zefside95. You would be a good candidate for such a treatment but I would err on the side of caution if those alkaloids made you feel weird or unwell in the past. Unfortunately I don't have any flowers or leaves at the moment but I do have some seeds I could send you so you could grow your own. Let me know if you'd like some. On a side note, heavily increasing your intake of fresh bananas, avocados, ginger and ginko biloba would also be greatly beneficial for such a condition but I guess you probably already knew that. And yes ciggies don't help with their vein narrowing side-effects. If you are in serious pain right you could head to a chemist and ask for Xylocaine 10% Spray 50ml or Xylocaine 5% Cream 30g. There are others as well. No prescription required. No point in suffering if temporary pain relief is easily available over the counter. Hope that helps.

Passiflora Foetida (Love-In-A-Mist) - Medicinal Carnivorous Passionfruit Seeds Welcome. I greet you in the Love & Light. I am selling 2x whole ripe fruits of Passiflora Foetida (Love-In-A-Mist). Each fruit pod contains (approx) 20 - 40 fresh seeds. Total cost is just $5 plus $2.50 postage anywhere in Australia via regular post. The whole fruit will be placed in a plastic zip lock bag and gently flattened before posting. This Passionfruit species has a variety of interesting medicinal uses and its also carnivorous. The most famed traditional use is to infuse dried leaves into hot herbal teas to induce a deep and tranquil sleep. If you are interested, please send me a message and I will send you back a PayPal link. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me. Have a great day! Love & Light ∞ Passiflora Foetida (Love-In-A-Mist) General Information The Love-In-A-Mist passion flower is a scented, climbing herbaceous perennial plant, producing stems around 2.5 metres long. These stems scramble over the ground, or clamber into the surrounding vegetation, supporting themselves by means of coiling tendrils. The fruit is gathered from the wild and consumed locally, but its leaves are held in high esteem for their medicinal value. The plant is cultivated for its fruit in some tropical areas of America, Africa and Asia. Known Hazards The unripe fruits contain cyanide and are poisonous. Habitat Naturalised in the south Pacific where it is common along roadsides, forest margins, agricultural fields and coastal woodlands from sea-level to 200 metres. Cultivation Details Succeeds in warm temperate to tropical areas. Requires a humus-rich, moist but well-drained soil and a position in dappled shade. Prefers a neutral soil, disliking very acid or very alkaline conditions.Passiflora species tend to flower and fruit more freely when grown in soils of only moderate fertility.The plant can flower and produce fruit all year round. An extremely variable and widespread plant, it has a very long list of synonyms. Plants are very tolerant of pruning and can be cut back to ground level if required to rejuvenate the plant. Plants in this genus are notably resistant to honey fungus. Edible Uses Fully ripe fruit - raw. Sweet and juicy. Do not eat the under-ripe fruit since it can be toxic.The globose yellow to bright red fruit is about 25mm in diameter. Leaves - cooked. Used as an ingredient in soups Medicinal The fresh, whole plant is boiled and the liquid used as a children's anthelmintic, for intestinal nematodes and flatworms. A decoction of the dried plant is drunk to treat colds and chest coughs. It is also used in the treatment of tuberculosis, worms, and for coughs and colds. Fluid, pressed from the leaves and stem, is used to improve fertility in women. The root is antispasmodic.The leaves are crushed in water and the solution drunk as an antidote to the bite of the Papuan Black Snake. The leaves, combined with those of Erythrina variegata, are mashed and their juice extracted then drunk in order to induce sleep or to treat sleeping disorders. An infusion of the leaves is used for healing wounds. Fresh young leaves are mashed and then rubbed on to the wound of a snake bite. The leaf contains substances that have possible antimicrobial activity. Agroforestry Uses The plant is used as a ground cover and as a hedge. Other Uses Substances in the leaves deter feeding insects. Propagation Seed - best sown as soon as it is ripe along with the pulp which will help break down the seed coat and speed up germination. Stored seed should be soaked for 24 hours in warm water and germination time can be reduced if the seed is then mixed with the juice of a fresh passion fruit (of any species). Place the seed tray in a shady position. Prick the seedlings out into individual containers as soon as they are large enough to handle and plant out when large enough.

If it's not already taken I'd love a couple of your Malabar chestnut seedlings