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they are planted in a very sandy mix, they dropped their leaves and died.

ive had pretty bad luck with normal khat and humidity up here, although ive got a random cutting growing well in my greenhouse, has no red on it though. would the narrowleaf grow better in higher humidity and rainfall??????

yeah me 2, i doubt eccles is doing the site revamp over christmas though so it prolly a server prob.

ive been reading about Himbacine which they extracted from the bark and it exhibited strong, selective binding to muscarinic receptors of the M2 subtype. same ones that amanita muscaria binds with???? see link here http://rsc.anu.edu.au/AnnualReport/Current...t/sherburn.html

the pics are labeled "unknown (structure)" and begin after brunfelsia americana http://au.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kaleidosc...lorax/my_photos there is a very similar tree coming into flower now with bigger flowers ...........

i will post some pics........

any other species in the tabernanthe genus with similar seeds??? any plant with similar seeds???

see here: http://www.crfg.org/tidbits/gibberellic.html

treatment with gibberelic acids would help with any slight pollen genetic differences.

thanks cs who else is in the pic..........

well i actually donated b caapi and viridis and khat along with it. they asked wat they were used for and didnt seem pleased when i told them about ayahuasca, same with khat and the kratom plant. i let slip about the scheduling so yeah they also wanted to know where i got my plants from, i just said friends. bloody felt like they were interigating me.

beautiful..........

i donated one to the cairns botanical gardens and i beleive they threw it out already will havta check up on that

quote: to take it..the most potent form is the fresh juice how do u do this just juice it or blend it in some cold water. ive tried tha teas and after boiling the it doesnt seem right

so who is who in the pic????

they eat ariocarpus agavoides, supposed to be a treat for the kiddies as its sweet. ive been thinking about trying some of the slower growing species, aztekium, ariocarpus, astrophytum, turbincarpus, just wondering about germination rates your getting rev. also have you had any big problems??? where do you get your seed from, cactus heaven???? also how long to cacti live, do any die of old age before they die from human mistakes???

wat about richard evans schultes, and dare i say it carlos castaneda.......i dont care if people think he is a fruad his books opened up this wonderfull world for me and he has such an amazing way of writing. and stories about schultes get me so excited :D :D .

hey bijanto nice plant. here is a pic of mine http://au.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kaleidosc...9&.dnm=69fd.jpg its 11 months old from a 20cm plant off plant helper, its about 1.90m now. how old are these when they flower???

everytime i dream about mushrooms my gnome heads on a little hunt and has never come back empty handed. ive never taken them in the dream but i drank half a litre of cacti juice with some friends in a dream in some club and it came on strait away and was awersome for the few minutes i could stay asleep.

they are out of stock

oh i hope im first:D

ive had copliandia cy's and subs and pans were a lot deeper mystical more thoughts then subs which were light and more fun(not so deep) with less thoughts.........

if u look at the pH graph thing "sausage diagram", u will see that most elements are most available to plants at 6.25 to 7 so any where in this range plants should grow fine, if a plant requires more calcium or magnesium then another plant it might like a higher pH. i grow mine in about 6.5 wil no probs so do many other people.

lime or dolomite will raise pH there should be instructions on your pH packet on how to do so. i dont think it is to do with the pH locking up nutrients i think it has jus ran out of one....my guess is iron which causes interveinal chlorosis on new growth, there are no other symptoms (i guess cacti would show the same conditions as leafy plants) give it some trace elements, u will notice improovement in a few weeks if uve fixed it..... wat soil are u using???

quote: so copper for cactus rot regardless ofthe pathogen is probably a good call. It may inhibit the bacteria a bit and will certainly inhibit secondary infections by opportunistic pathogens Better than sulphur anyway which has never worked on anything ive used it for copper based fungicides work on more things then sulphur based ones do, they are more toxic but while useing safe spraying techniques will cause no damage.