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Hats off to Burt...

You realise this is supposed to be "Chill Space"?

Definitely interested! Something i've been interested to add to my collection for a while now.

^ maybe fake's what I like.

^ I think posting your mobile # anywhere online is a risky thing to do man. Thankfully its missing a digit. Just use private messaging instead. Nice looking plants. If I was more flush i'd take up the offer. I still might.

Sorry to report that i've had zero germination success from those seeds you sent.

enjoy

All gone man for now. I could be pruning more soon tho...

Well.... its just a marketing ploy, really. Packaging seems bland tho - I really think they missed an opportunity there. And it seems pretty expensive. But I guess the more you spend, the greater the placebo... Hell, I'd try it!

Edit: All gone I have several pups and tip cuts of san pedro - simply pay for postage. Happy to prune more too. PM me or, if you're new and can't PM (is this still a thing?), post a request below and I will PM you.

What fyzygy said. Cereus somethingorother (probably peruvianis). ewww

I sowed a bunch of chilli seeds (3 types: birds-eye, flying saucers, habanero) + carrots + lettuce and painted mountain corn. Also repaired the edge of the front lawn the postman has been driving over (to save himself from taking a single step out of his buggy ) and also the nature strip where the council pickup guys figured it was ok to back up their 4.5 tonne truck after weeks of rain. Planted a small fat (unnamed - ahem @Glaukus) peru in a spot that got smashed by two big pachs that toppled over recently.

bad soil?

Still does it for me. This post for example: Looks like:

Asparagus Fern Oxalis Wandering Jew Cereus

Let me check... Yes.

^ sterility is key. Put the clean shot glass on a baking tray, cover it with a larger glass, chuck it in the oven and heat to 130C for 10 minutes. Remove and allow to cool. You can then remove the covering glass when you're ready to go.

No blue. No fibrils. No veil remnant. (No dark purple spores). Looks more like a Cortinarius to me.