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Dicko
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Update, Ephedra fragilis. still only 1 out of 4.
But it is looking happy as far as I can tell.
Update: unfortunately this one died.
damping off I believe. Will try again soon
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First ephedra fragilis seedling pushing its way up out of the dirt. First of 4 hopefully
Planted in approx 3 parts coarse river sand 1 part organic compost 1 part general potting mix.
Each pot was sealed in a snaplock bag for humidity. No heatmat, just left on a windowsil
Planted on 24th October.
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Yeah it smells exactly the same as the catnip in the nursery.
Looks like it is nip
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Yeah they have the velvety feel.
Ill check the smell soon, gonna go and see what chilli plants the nursery has and im fairly certain I saw catnip in there a while back.
The smell of my plant reminds me of the smell of molasses grass. But its been a long time since ive smelled that.
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3 hours ago, SayN said:is your cat male?
Yup he is
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Hmm theres catnip in the nursery at work ill have a squiz.
Defs not nettle that stuff grows all over the place around my area.
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Yep I reckon it is then
Thanks for the quick reply
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Hi all.
Catnip or common mint? Im fairly sure this is catnip but just wanna see if someone that definately knows can confirm.
My cat never goes near it however some cats just dont like it I spose.
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Ill have a stab at it
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Likely, we have had some hot days recently.
Cheers
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Hi all. Ive got 3 sceletium plants here and all have taken on a red tinge to the leaves recently.
They have been outside for the last couple of weeks as we have had pretty nice weather. Theres been a couple of rains that they have been out in.
Should I worry about this?
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Planted some red and narrow leaf catha today
but idiot me didnt lable the trays, got sidetracked and now i dont know which is which haha... waiting game. 
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1 minute ago, 87_botanist said:I have an acuminarta in tube stock if you want one
Do you reckon it would get to tassie though? I thought they didnt really like Tassies weather, but then again i dont know much lol
Id be keen to get one if your keen to send
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Huh... very nice
well I reckon I'll do both if I get the chance -
Cheers mate muchly appreciated
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Hi all.
Im hoping someone will have some acacias that have usable phyllodes (in a few years, not right now) in Tasmania. As i dont think live plants will get to Tassy. Id prefer to have the head start as opposed to starting seed myself
Any help appreciated
Thanks
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Hi Gypsy, welcome to the forums. Great bunch here
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YEEEEA! Salvia recognita just starting to stick its head out of the soil. It took soooooo long.... hopefully the other 9 arent far behind.
Happy as a pig in sh*t lol
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1 minute ago, waterboy 2.0 said:Actually I am dubious of one in sellers link as being csd....
Good ol ebay hahahah
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Lmao... noted
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Why is this so expensive?
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Ill jump on that one! thanks AbleKay
Salvia Recognita
Salvia Nemorosa
Rivea Corymbosa
assorted super hot chilli varieties-
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How unfortunate hahahahaha
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For kratky you are meant to leave a small gap between the bottom of the net cup and the nutrients and just have a few roots dangling into the solution. Thats it for the air, basically fill and forget
Thanks man ill look into it theres some good youtube vids on it
Phalaris grass seed
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So being in a state where active acacias are scarce and other suitable plants are rare as unicorn s**t
Ive decided to try phalaris species whilst I wait for my furure acacias.
Maybe Phalaris brachystachys? Or another type that is recommended from anyone in the know?
Also wondering if what ive read about gramine being insoluable in naphtha is true etc.
Any help is appreciated as always