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I buy my Coarse River Sand from a local garden produce shop which they collect themselves. It costs $5 for a 25kg bag, and is always great quality stuff.

Thanks Everyone. Sounds great.

Thanks for the advice. Any other recommendations from anyone else?

After reading the SAB cultivation guide on T. Iboga, I am slightly unsure about the exact type of coarse sharp sand to use. Would Coarse River Sand or Coarse 'beach like' Propagating sand be the best to use for the soil medium? I am aware of the Sharp coarse sand 'sifting' technique, just not sure of the best type of sand to use. Thanks everyone.

None of that is the case as; my extensive cacti collection are out side in the open in full sun with dry conditions, and perfect watering rates. The fact that the rest of my collection including the same species were fine confers this. It was a necessity to cut it as the infection and my own carving had bored way further into the column of the cacti than what was originally shown in the photographs. It was a clean cut because i cut the top below the infected site, hence no infection.

I ended up cutting the top off, and all looks well, so i hope that it produces a nice and healthy pup... Thank you everyone for your help and support.

This rot literally developed for no particular reason over the last 2 days.. so im very confused about what and why it is happening

Ive noticed these signs of 'Yersinia Pestis' on my Trich Peruvianas 'Icaro'... can someone please tell me what to do in order to save my cactus!?

If anyone has either seeds, cuttings or plants of these that are able to sell, then please send me an offer.

Yehp, thanks for the ID. Luckily I only paid $8 for the two. They should still be good for ornamental purposes

Picked these two cacti up from a nursery just today. Can anyone confirm that these are Trichocereus (Echinopsis) pachanoi - 'San Pedro'? If not, please let me know what they are.

I currently have two spare Ipomoea violacea - 'Heavenly Blue' vines that are approximately 3 months old, and have just started flowering. I would like to trade these for either plants/cuttings of Tabernanthe iboga and Banisteriopsis caapi, but if these aren't available I'm also open to other offers. PM or email me at [email protected] for offers and/or pictures.

Seedring Database has them... Here

I am not sure if the species is Nymphaea Caerulea or the Australian species. I do know that they look identical to Nymphaea Caerulea, and comparing the effects from the local stuff, and imported Nymphaea Caerulea marked stuff, they are identical.

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