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MeanGreen

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  2. Just my smartphone camera (Pixel 2xl) and a cheap clip-on macro lens from amazon
  3. Sorry to disappoint mate, I live in Europe
  4. Thanks mate, this was just taken with my smartphone camera (Google Pixel 2XL) and a cheap clip-on macro lens from amazon.
  5. Research better, it doesn't get much more legit than that considering Sam is the one who grew out the original CSD from seed and named & spread the clone.
  6. #2 is possibly Pachycereus marginatus, and #3 I'd say a Pilosocereus seedling, hard to say for sure at that size.
  7. I have seen a few pictures online that look similar, could be another species of Desmodium maybe. I know someone else who's a vendor and has stocked what was sold to him as P. pulchellum, I'll ask him some pics. Chamomile tea is an option for antifungal treatment, both soaking the seeds in it and watering with it. I might try that. Still no signs of germination here either on the 5 I sowed for my first try.
  8. Damn, that's interesting, yours look different from both mine and the ones from the shroomery. Here's the pic that was posted (not the best admittedly): I'm definitely confident in Julian's ID, that's why I'm confused about the others. Only one way to know though, grow them out! If you look closely in this picture from his talk you can discern some greenish pods that do seem to look like the seeds I have. On the right of the pic coming out of the round parts that look opened:
  9. Can you guys please post pics of your seeds and specify whether or not you got them from Julian? Someone on the shroomery bought seeds and they look different. Here are mine, from Julian:
  10. Desmodium pulchellum is one of the former names of Phyllodium pulchellum I believe. Here are the synonyms listed on wikipedia: Desmodium pulchellum (L.) Benth. Hedysarum pulchellum L. (basionym) Meibomia pulchella (L.) Apparently they sowed straight to soil, after treating the seeds with fungicide.
  11. Several of them from this batch of seeds are looking similar
  12. There is a published paper on Phyllodium pulchellum germination here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237019129_Seed_germination_of_two_medicinal_plants_Desmodium_Pulchellum_L_Benth_and_D_Triflorum_L_DC Pretty promising, they got sprouts in 4 days apparently.
  13. Nice thanks, that's what I was planning to try. I put 5 seeds to soak overnight at the moment, will sow them tomorrow. Any sprouts yet?
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