culebra22
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hope this hasn't already been posted but
mmm psychoactive honey
http://www.erowid.org/animals/bee/bee_info1.shtml
edit ok so it has.
still interesting!!
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way less than that.
especially with that kind of mite damage...
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hey check this one out:
ok so it's not TBM... close enough it's a Tricho..
Trichocereus santiaguensis forma mostruosa.
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http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=20370&view=&hl=dug bogan&fromsearch=1
colleected off bogans that tried to cut down and burn it, collected by dug
LOL just classic, Thanks for that.
I half expected this to read... "collected off bogans that tried to cut it down and *edit* it"
actually on second thought the "burn" intention is probably more appropriate!
indeed I'm guessing most bogans would not even be aware of the *edit*.
Back on topic I agree with blowng, that's a nice cactus.
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sorry to hijack but
have to ask... what does this "bogan" clone look like?
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I think I heard that clearing of tropical rainforest e.g in the amazon is responsible for the release of more carbon into the atmosphere annually than the total emissions of all the worlds vehicles combined.
not sure if this claim is confirmed or not... or manipulated/exaggerated/inaccurate/propaganda...
I believe I heard it on some form of media, so of course it's likely one of the latter category lol.
whatever the case I'm all for saving the amazon.
fuck the Brazilian government which is going to pay out the rich white/non-indigenous cattle ranchers to stop cutting down trees
they are the problem
clearing countless acres of rainforest
and are already well off as it is
supplying maccas
why reward them for this environmental vandalism
while the indigenous people
who have been doing to the right thing
protecting their forests don't get paid a cent
and continue to live in poverty
maybe they should cut down their forests to get paid...
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Hey sharx how do you find the caapi goes in the cooler months in southern climates, e.g. Victoria?
Also do they require highly humid conditions all year round?
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Max Stirners 'The Ego and Its Own', propably the most revolutionary book ever, and propably one of the most underrated and unknown. It debunks communist manifesto before it was published!
wow, thanks for that mutant, I like the sounds of this one.
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I am sure that there aint many chickens in mexico shiting near loph's!
I'm sure there is sufficient avian fauna available to supply faecal fertiliser for lophs!
Chickens were introduced to Mexico by the Spanish.
of course there are turkeys which were domesticated there in pre-Columbian times.
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Definitely a Brugmansia. hard to tell from a single flower...
maybe a candida or suaveolens?
i dunno, check out those names though.
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really cool. i especially like the variegated diffusa.
Where do you get L.alberto-vojtechii seed from?
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They are younger than the degrafted pair.
They are around 18 month old.
I'll be doing a lot of grafting and degrafting when the 7 header expires the peres stock!!!
I'll have to do a bit more pere's grafting soon or I'll have no peres grafts to admire.
Holy shit!!
13 ribs in 18 months! RESPECT!!
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Another commenter said the film gave him "a physical dependency to see Pandora and live there, and if you don't see it you get uber depressed."
That's what you get for being so uber detached from nature.
Meanwhile, the movie is attracting accusations of being racist by critics in the US by portraying a white man coming in to lead a community of primitive, non-white people
Meanwhile, these same critics in the US are they themselves attracting accusations of being racist for describing non-white people as primitive.
good ol ninemsn news, check out this breaking entertainment news story lol:
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Those are just awesome.
I really like the appearance of the first plant... looks really old with 13 ribs and formation of tubercles.
how old are they?
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Epic much.,
Definitely watch in 3D.
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Interesting tech and impressive result yes, but I would think that genetics would also play a major part, surely.
This locality form probably has a strong tendency towards solitary specimens.
Well done.
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Good ol' Evo, late last year he was named by the UN general assembly as World Hero of Mother Earth.
earlier last year he went on a hunger strike to pass some law to prolong his time in office...
he subsisted on, you guessed it, coca leaves.
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Datura metel is really going nuts atm
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I often wonder how things like PC pachanoi would be affected by it. It is one of the most common ornamental cacti that is almost always started from cuttings. Will senescence affect it eventually?
...and what about Pereskiopsis?
That's always grown from cuttings.
will it eventually degenerate?
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Yikes, -16 degrees.
In the midst of a summer heatwave and after today's 38 degrees celsius I can't even begin to imagine those sort of temperatures right now.
I believe Lophophora have been proven to be able to survive minus 10 degrees C, and so perhaps tentatively below this for short periods.
Honestly these sort of extremely cold temperatures are not a common event in many of the places where these plants are grown... possibly their actual cold tolerance just hasn't been tested?
What is the minimum temperature most Trichocereus can tolerate?
I really hope some survive man. I would be shattered. FINGERS CROSSED!!
Heimia salicifolia
in Ethnobotany
Posted · Edited by culebra22
Does anyone get any effects from heimia water ferments?
doesn't taste particularly nice...