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    All of my seeds from the ASFR germinated, i planted in a terracotta pot using a cacti mix, seems to work well, only covered them lightly and kept moist until they came up. now they're doing well and will be transplanted in spring.

    how did u try it creach??

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    Any idea why species of Archidendron, which are native to subtropical rainforests on the east coast, have sap which smells like onions and cat piss?? i was repotting some a few weeks ago and the disturbed roots smelt pretty strongly. any idea what the substances would be??

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    I was reading in an environmental chemistry book that the breakdown of steroids in the body gives shit its characteristic smell. not being a good chemist, does this include tryptophan, etc??

    so this plant could contain some nasty steroids i spose???

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    i didn't notice any sort of dormancy with my hops seeds. just collected them in the German autumn last year and planted them a few weeks ago here. no chilling or storing in the freezer. all of them have come up. am i doing something wrong?? biggrin.gif

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    Matey, we've got it all biggrin.gif

    There's also a native strychnine tree. Presumably contains strychnine. Strychnos axillaris.

    The Quinine Bush (Alstonia constricta), don't know if that has a brother or sister in south america.

    Do you know the Milkbush (Neiosperma poweri) Ed?

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    Maybe you could answer this Ed. are the native psychotria species, such as hairy psychotria (loniceroides), similar in chemistry to the south american ones? did aboriginals have a use for them? i found some today in a nearby forest and was wondering if they can be useful for anything (besides producing oxygen and the like) ethnobotanically.

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