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don't mix up o. compressa and o. ficus-indica. o. compressa is a species of prickly pear that can live in zone 3. apparently, due to how it "compresses" for the winter, it can make a scion cold hardy. this will be an experiment of mine this year. also, if anyone in the US wants a few pads, drop me a PM. i'll be taking cuttings in late april or early may.

i'm guessing there are multiple grafts to one stock.

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hellz yeah, it's my sweetener of choice as well

how often do lophs need water?

"Can I graft these humans onto pereskiopsis?"

"it's only psychedelic if you put it in your mouth"

while your distaste for teotz is well documented, must you get on him for a simple case of semantics? he didn't say "the only owner of..."

i planted 25 loph seeds once and got 26 plants.... 104% germination!

that and there's no thru roads from SA to NA

"pachanoi or purrrrr-uvianus?"

ha this is some old school teo stuff.... you ok man?

i would imagine that conditions like that would be alright for producing chimeras?

DL- what's the green and white spirally one in the upper right of the last pic?

whenever i make cuts, i dry out the ends a bit with a hair dryer.