Xenomorph

hey guys need a little help? how will my trichs go getting across to western australia with the quarrantine ? will it be better just to post them than take them with me across the border? any ideas? i dont want to lose my collection! :confused: :confused: :confused:

"and if the thread goes anywhere near the name calling (on either side) that it did on EA, then it won't last long at all." rofl. :D

yes and bill clinton, i mean mark latham comes up with excellent speeches and is far better than john howard. i applaud him for his honesty and originality. im sure you agree waterdragon.

i spit on mark latham and this website.

not everything is a big conspiricy so true. some people are too busy trying to read so much into everything that they miss the entire picture. and a number of them lurk on these boards. flame off.

rofl

nevermind. [ 05. July 2004, 09:28: Message edited by: Xenomorph ]

Interesting point, this T.(lance) never entered my mind until viewing that url you posted. Pic 3 of mine, with the one in the pot I believe is the same type as your 'pachanoi'. Lets hope for both our sakes that there are pachanoi. The person I bought it from told me that i was a pach, but appeared different to a definite pach I had. Its a dilly of a pickle.

To me, tricbefore none of them look like pachanoi. they also look different to my scop looking thing which has pics further up. Although I do believe yours are scops in that pic. However, in the tricafter pic, the one on the left looks like a pach. but its obviously still the same one that was in tricbefore. The one on the right is a scop and the pup is a scop and the unknown is a scop. Doesnt really help much but..anyway. hehe anyone got any insights on my further pics?

yeah that seemed to be the case in the part with the scarred tissue planthelper. damn was i dissapointed mescalito interesting method, certainly something the hermit is trying for next time. although perhaps using at least 3 foot of pedro. hehe he had unsuccessful and frustrating attempts at removing the skin and in the end blenderized everything core and all. I hear the core adds to the nausea too. regarding 6 + 7 - to dry just leave under the bed like a normal cutting? any period of time? - was also wondering how to get to powder form after drying? cheers

agreed, i threw it to the hermit and he gnawed it up like no tomorrow. roughly 45cm at 7cm. still cant get over the extremely disgusting taste he reckons. to the hermits surprise no effect was to be had. extremely dissapointed after the bad taste. the hermit had a few questions for me to pass on to pleasant and informative people over at the forums. 1. has anyone encapsulated this stuff into gelatin caps? 2. good method for doing so? ie. what do u ground it up with and is core or anything else removed?

thanks for the input cacti master. strangebrew: am looking for manual now do all cameras support this macro option? can scops be just as good? I was under the impression there was only traces if any of various goodies in scops. anyway that certainly makes me feel better!

hey there michael cheers for the prompt reply and taking time to have a look.. What is a SS02? Is this bridgesoid a hybrid of two other plants? Regarding the fourth photo... I have ran my fingernail along this one, and also a pedro.. I noticed no real difference. Would there be a major difference between the feel of the surfaces that even a newbie could spot? anyway i have taken more photos but i dont think these are necesarily better, due to my camera or my knowledge of how to use the camera are not very good, resulting in not very clear shots... anyway take a look.. cheers http://members.optusnet.com.au/nocturnal2/...acti/thing1.jpg http://members.optusnet.com.au/nocturnal2/...acti/thing6.jpg http://members.optusnet.com.au/nocturnal2/...acti/thing4.jpg http://members.optusnet.com.au/nocturnal2/...acti/thing2.jpg http://members.optusnet.com.au/nocturnal2/...acti/thing3.jpg http://members.optusnet.com.au/nocturnal2/...acti/thing5.jpg

hmmm agreed I tend to think it is not a pachanoi after further inspection...In comparing it to the pachanoi cutting (5th photo) there are nearly twice as many aeroles on the plant (4th photo)...including the 5 ribs (which isnt common ive read?) hmm that is a shame if it isnt a pedro.... anyone else have any thoughts they would like to share?

hi there everyone. was wondering if you could help me with identifying some plants that I have. Ths first one is meant to be a T.bridgesii (a number of spiens are missing)..have a look...> Ok this next one I suspect is a t.pachanoi and looking for confirmation.. Finally this cutting I am positive is a t.pachanoi... I am relatively new to cacti and any help from the experts in telling me what these 3 are would be greatly appreciated.(ma smith?? I am told you are a cacti master:))