Naycha

I've been finding a few cubes lately, but I'm up near Coffs Harbour

Cheers Vual! VVVVVVVV Well rooted Roman Wormwood (artemisia pontica) cutting VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV

Cannabis

I shudder at the amount of aussies who reject their own culture. I am proud of my australian accent, and I am proud of australian artists who refuse to bend to commercial pressure to emulate american accents and culture. Sure, US hip hop is in a league of it's own but how much of it can you honestly relate to? I certainly don't relate to the gangster culture of guns, bling, and ho's etc. Of course not all US hip hop is gangster related, but generally it's not something I believe australians can relate to (not saying it can't be enjoyed and appreciated). The evolution of music is about taking something, developing it and making it your own. As far as NWA and the like being the 'roots of hip hop', I don't really agree. The roots of hip hop and most other modern music are in traditional african music, from the beats to the story telling. Having said that, not all oz hip hop is good but for me good quality oz hip hop is of more value to me than US hip hop which is generally related to a culture and ethos that goes against much of what I believe in. anonymous

I would love it if some of the more experienced traders would set out some guidelines for posting live plants. I have UTFSE but am having trouble finding relevant info. Cheers, Naycha....

Hi Holymountain, I would love a piece to plant. Good on you for spreading the love, PM'd. Naycha.

Thanks for that ThunderIdeal

I've been getting into string theory of late, and the connections that can be drawn between it (string theory), spirituality and philosophy are pretty amazing.

Not yet for me.

Just wanted to point out that THC, CBD, etc, are cannabinoids

Thanks P.D

Thanks for that. Looks like I need to do a bit more studying.

I've done some research trying to identify this cutting I was gifted and am becoming quite confused. So far I think I can rule out Bridgesii because of the spine length (not long enough) I think Peruvianus can be ruled out because this cut is lacking 'v' shaped notches I know it's not Scopulicola This is why I am leaning towards it being pachanoi. Am I even in the ballpark? The spine colour is browny red at the base changing to yellow towards the tip. I am hoping someone will enlighten me. Thanks...