ferret

nah not a tamarillo , notthe tomacco either what do they taste like? its like a tomato but kind of stays green or yellow i think , it has a kind of citrusy - tomato flavour. pretty sure its mexican its called for in lotsa salsa recipes, im sure i could find and order seed somewhere but im pretty skint atm

mm sorry that was a bit misleading, better get yer gumboots off . mycelium lookd healthy, nice and rhizomorphic but no fruits or pins at all, this however is what i found today , 20 min walk around my area. heaps of fairy ring mushrooms Marasmius oreades, shaggy inkcaps Coprinus comatus, some Agaricus, some puffball and heaps of cage lattices Ileodictyon trying to grow but getting kicked around. left some big eggs behind ill check up on

doesnt SAB have P. arundinacea or aquatica?

i went for a walk yesterday after a week of shitty cold rain in melbs, and found a couple of saffron milk caps still popping up! one sub patch looked healthy too but i doubt this weather will hold long enough for it to have one more flush..

nice. id be more inclined to say peruvianus or macrogonus, but dont take my word on it is it one plant branching or three younguns? [ 08. November 2004, 11:26: Message edited by: ferret ]

looking forward to seeing them pics found my first and so far only cube up there 2 summers ago, still got it in a box actually. :D .. hmm is that sad

a matchhead ey? ive tried a few little bumps of it about that size and had mild mood lifting effects.. hmm i estimate i had probly 1/3 of a bag never again tho. i think i get much more noticable but shorter lasting effects from smoking. kind of wrong waking up that next morning, gf staring at me, wtf is all that green shit around your nostril? ah well live an learn :D

i tried a decent line of buzz powder recently after a night on the turps and had an unpleasant reaction, kept getting massive rushes of blood to my head, deafening me wwith surging blood in my ears , increasing in intensity til i thought holy shit aneurism, then the surging just disappears and builds back up over the next couple of minutes, lasting for an hour or so. mm i guess maybe i just had too much?

quote: Originally posted by M S Smith: [QB As for alkaloids I believe this form of the T. macrogunus contains higher concentrations than the KK242. ~Michael~ [/QB] :D great news ive been looking for a macrogonus for ages. cheers michael

or bury tiny bits of the spore paper , if you have a few prints, under the woodchips and keep from drying out over summer with a sheet of wood over the top. keep just slightly moist and uncover when the autumn rains start.

okay if youve been wondering when the hell youre prints will arrive, ive been horrendously slack but finally have them all ready to go this arvo. :D

i have plenty of sub prints available to anyone who is interested, give us a PM.

its meant to heighten excitement in preparation for the event, some also think it works as a hypodermic with the mucus coating it causing part of the female reproductive organs to contract, increasing the chance of a successful insemination.not too keen on introducing snail mucus into my bloodstream but maybe boys in the big house would be interested, a la spider in jail.

you can see the mean calcareous "love" dart that they shoot into each other just prior the gettin it on. sure to get em in the mood

yeah good idea i will do, I didnt realise there were any operating.

haheh nah ph it aint hanky, jus me ferret. (well sometimes a possum too.) you shouldve seen that curtain 2 weeks ago when i moved in, i swear it was yellow! strangebrew yep its another GW trich. went back there today cos they had another wierd looking one but , too slow it's gone. you are referring to the v shaped notches above the areoles on peruvianus? hmm yeh it has some slight notches but they arent too distinct. thought i could be a young specimen yet to bulk up but then ive never seen a young peruvianus.. (mainly from the big ass brownish areoles and unique looking growing tip) i was also thinking maybe a macrogona but ive never seen one'a them in the flesh either. same cactus: cheers

peruvianus maybee?

thought hop in on your post salvi hope ya dont mind any ideas on this one, anyone?

still heaps left in case anyones interested

the Acacias verticillata and oxcedrus found in Vic/SA/NSW also have these pungent phyllodes, no idea whats behind it though. does anyone know of any data on tryptamines in the (not stinky) species A. doratoxylon, subtilinervis, mucronata + floribunda?

Papavers H+C, Indian White, Turkish Comm., Pink Peony Leonotus leonurus Leonurus sibiricus Ipomoea violacea 'Heavenly Blue' , 'Pearly Gates' , 'Vigorous' Nicotiana tabacum , rustica Acacia obtusifolia , maidenii Atropa belladonna Datura ferox, stramonium, wrightii Phalaris aquatica Phragmites australis Mammillaria longimamma v. uberiformis (5 seeds) Trichocereus terscheckii (5 seeds) Stapelia hirsuta x paniculata (5 seeds) WANT (seed) Trichs cordobensis, cuzcoensis, glaucus, chilensis, taquimbalensis Lophs other than regular williamsii [ 28. April 2005, 16:59: Message edited by: ferret ]

I found this spiny scop at G-world the other day.. in the background, scop on left and pach on right.

this is one sub cap crumbled in water and left overnight, no shit [ 11. July 2004, 03:15: Message edited by: ferret ]

awesome spot brew, bluemeanie mentioned yesterday he saw a tray of four milkies for sale at a market for $8. grill em up!