Wood Chuck

I have a PC Pach that is about 10 years old, approx 4 meters high and been cut back to the base a couple of times. I just noticed spines between half an inch and a inch long for the first 12 inches from the base, with the rest of the plant having short spines, is this normal.

At the time no record swayed me. Lifeline 131114

Not sure why, but pic`s seem to be doubling up.

Politicians emailed about changing the law, seem to eventually pick out part of the email to reply too, but not the core question. Am I having a bad run or just being fobbed off.

No satisfaction, so will make waves and let them contact me.

Am annoyed at being put on the politicians mailing list and learning their tactics. I have a complaint in with the Commonwealth Ombudsman, who I`m waiting to hear back from, now the politician will form part of that complaint and will see how things go.

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Am not very good at IDs, it is nice looking. A different color variation, should make a good cuppa, maybe a pachanio x roseii #1, has it flowered yet?

The first time I heard the term PC, I thought it meant very poor mans peyote.

Most likely the wild growing agave, is a variety of agave americana (Maguey) that is invasive and sometimes feral. My ID of Agave Tequilana is pretty average, being that is has finer spines on the edges and tip of leaves, which are thin and narrow. It is a bluey color, but you would be better off getting a picture from elsewhere.

Looks like a bonsai, lots of pups, but no flowers yet.

Some managed to survive in the area of the Chernobyl disaster. http://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190701-why-plants-survived-chernobyles-deadly-radiation

You`ve done well, thankyou

The article was about plants and animals having a cell that allowed them over time to adapt to an environment with radiation and human beings did not have this cell. As you know people that live in a area with radiation, because of sentimental attachment, do not fair very well and probably never will. This will and has happened again and it seems a hefty price to pay to educate ourselves about radiation.

Have doubled up, but thought these might put a smile on peoples dials. A sad sunburnt graft and a recent purchase

Found these on a hard drive

2022 bigger than Texas

This is not a Yowie