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Do you remember where in the garden this one is from db?

No worries mate

Hey guys, I have these two cuts available, $1 per cm, postage from Melbourne 'Rosei #2' 42cm cut SOLD 'Super Pedro' 30cm SOLD Cheers

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I can do you 50 ft of 'Psycho0' pick up from Melbourne at the end of the month

I have some pollen from a couple of fattys , I'll get it sent with your cuts today

This clone was named by Sharxx, he got it from the cactus show in Melbourne several years ago. Could be the same clone being passed around under different names? Have you got any pics hebrew?

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The 'Sharxx Blue' clone was named by an older member here PD. As mentioned the plant originates from Dawsons, It's toward the right front near the patch of spachianus. Here's a pic of what is left of the parent plant....

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^^^ Great work mate, here's one I got off you T. macrogonus 'Fields' x T. peruvianus 'Roesi #1

Amazing collection Olive, keep up the good work

Hi Alienteaparty. I have some trrichocereus hybrids, full list can be seen here

I'll be at working at Wandjina from boxing day till the 30th if you can make it on any of those days FancyPants

Agree with EG except for the the psycho0 part, defiantly a bridgesii or hybrid of though. Looks like the tip may have been damaged by snails.

Just finished updating the seed list, some available in very limited numbers, see first post.

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