[spiral shell house]

I've heard that too. It's supposed to be an Amanita muscaria. He's eccentric enough for it to be true.

[qld dino print]

Hmm, looked in it and it doesn't seem too. Might be Heritage Listed under Australian law though. Nice job on getting photos of the fossils.

[qld dino print]

Is the area classed as World Heritage?

[qld dino print]

That's awesome! Where is this from?

[another peruvianus]

I'd love to have a stroll through your garden one day. You have an excellent collection.

[twisted seedling]

That's one funky seedling! Hope it keeps that characteristic into maturity.

[pach X rosei#2]

That's awesome! First hybrid I've seen with rosei #2. Where'd you get it (or the seed)?

[Birds eye view]

My guess is that it's Browningia hertlingiana.

[Machu Picchu]

So you are female!

[oz grown ephedra major]

Amazing PH, thanks so much for sharing. That is a beautiful plant and certainly one to be proud of.

[Scrumptious]

That is a fantastic sight! Beautiful collection. Never think about laying cuttings down like that to root, but it's not a bad idea. With the way they've all just rooted at one end, you could cut the majority of the original cutting away to root separate without affecting the offsets and then eventually bury the remaining piece so that it doesn't even look like the plant was grown from a cutting.

That Cereus peruvianus monstrose is a bit of a beast.

[Agave]

Beautiful! Is that outside?

[Psilocybe subaeruginosa]

Brilliant shot.

[Identification required for this variety.]

Lantana again. One of the most invasive weeds in Australia.

[Identification required for this variety.]

Not a Salvia. It's Lantana camara.

[HUGE]

That's massive. Must be as big as one of the ones I found in the Andaman Islands.

[T.chiloensis 'Fields']

That's a pretty nice looking cactus. Similar to T. culpinensis, but with wobbly ribs. From Field's again?

[rosei #2 pups]

Legend! That's an incredible sight. Thanks mate.

[T.validus]

That's awesome man. Can you take a pic of the pupping?

[T.validus]

I thought it might be. That basal pupping is crazy! Did you induce it or is it natural?

[T.validus]

That is a really nice cactus. What's the one in the background with all the basal pups?

[rosei#2]

Undoubtedly a particularly beautiful cactus!

[Cipocereus bradei]

That is gorgeous! reminds me of a Copiapoa. Where did you get it?

[T.peruvianus 'Sharxx Blue']

Nice garden in the background there!

[Pink]

It's a variegated J1 open pollination seedling. It wasn't that colour when I grafted it and I doubt the colour will persist. Not the best graft unfortunately. Others that were grafted at the same time have grown much more. Would have been a month or two old.