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that's it done, notifications gone, I will not know anything unless I check the site bit by bit. and I can assure you it will be a while.

title says it all, Im done with this place, you can consider everything from this point on null and void. shit on my ratings, go on shit, see if I fucking care. if you've sent me money your boxes will be sent. but im not spending 20 hours dividing up seed to get shat on at every occasion. you few peeps will get some seed, I hope you know who you are, but there will be no giveaways this year. what a fool I feel like for doing last years..

-the zen mind- ~digicult~

good ol' Mick Taylor.

could all the people who have previously expressed interest in Valida seed please contact me again, with your username and "valida" as the topic of the message. I have well and truly over committed myself so will do my best to sort everyone out. sorry about this, some people I remember but others I do not.

could all the people who have previously expressed interest in valida seed please contact me again, with your username and "valida" as the topic of the message. I have well and truly over committed myself so I will do my best to sort everyone out. sorry about this, some people I remember but others I do not.

these 2 are coming along nicely, its the hamiltons peruvianus crest or cuzco, or whatever people have decided to call it these days

thanks for replies guys, no I didn't want to show it off or anything but if it was unheard of I might have taken 100 pics. thanks guys.

-Ultimate- ~biftek~ -Luxury- ~biftek~

bagpipes!!!!

barbarians at the gate

do you mean the column or the stump wert, the column I must admit if you wanna play it safe let it callous before planting but ime as long as you keep everything bone dry you can plant it straight up. the stump, Is this what your (wert or halcyon) suggesting should be de potted and left to heal? I don't think that's necessary at all, as long as you keep it undercover and out of the rain. yes eyann that stump will pup. if you wanted to you could cut it into lengths until all your left with is the fatter growth, then replant. and then plant the lengths as stumps as well.

I love a sunburnt country, a land of sweeping plains, of ragged mountain ranges, of droughts and flooding rains.... its the flooding rains that concern me, ive been told it never lasts more than a day so should all be sweet. will make for a cool photo anyway.

cereus jamacaru and cereus validus from mystical oyster

I should clarify, with the column it wouldn't hurt to cut it flat before replanting, but the stump should be fine, I see no reason why it would rot if you keep it out of the rain.