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kapitän kamasutra

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  1. beautifull finds. They do very much look like rather chubby miniature version of P. semilanceata on the photos. On some shots some are looking exactly like P.semilanceata. The brownish colour and average size is unusual for the semilanceate I see over here however.

    The circle mushroom on this picture looks like a lookalike, I think Marasmius

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  2. Ok, this is my plant I think might be related to Pimentos. You can see the greyish spines, it used to make bulbs on the bases a bit but as its growing older this tendency is fading it seems. post-6368-0-96214100-1434712794_thumb.jp post-6368-0-38758500-1434712712_thumb.jppost-6368-0-19516100-1434712744_thumb.jppost-6368-0-65397400-1434712768_thumb.jp

    I'm curious about this plant, as I don't think it fits well in the 'slim' San Pedro family pachanoi-peruvianus-(macrogonus)-cuzcoensis (left out bridgesii and scoph). Of course it could be a hybrid, so all speculation are a bit waste, but for me this plant is not screaming 'cuzcoensis', at least not like the full on 'KK242'-type cuzcoensis. On this site I have however seen pictures from wild plants that resembled them a lot in my opinion, I'm looking for them now. I'm not aware that form ( or those forms, if they indeed represent wild plants and are not horticultural hybrids) have a proper name yet to distinguish them from the other peruvianus/pachanoi/cuzcoensis-forms, which are a little bit different in some aspects.

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  3. I have one that looks very similar from a Köhres batch, its the slowest growing tricho I have. I'm looking for the camera right now, will post a pic later. I'm not sure what it is, but I don't think its full on cuzcoensis, maybe a cuzco hybrid...in the moment I think mine begin to look more and more like a green pachanoi, maybe the heavy spines are just a juvenil expresssion?

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  4. Hi KK..nice plants...what species are they?

    Hi Dreamwalker, sorry I missed your post.

    This one was TPCxJuules. It later decided to revert to normal growth, this is how it looks now.

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    This one is TBMxN1, my first tricho crest maybe?

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    This is psycho0xN1, I call it p0N1 like the small horse. I hope it keeps the knobby look, might grow into a beauty.

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    They have been moved under the fluro now for winter. I want to grow them a few more cm, then degraft and root them for next spring.

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  5. For seedlings I use a box with fluorescent lamps and timer in the colder periode, it works very good. In winter here the sun is not strong enough for them on my window sil.

    For Lophophora some recommend a heat mat under the pots, if your room temp are on the lower side in winter.

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  6. They use it extensively to controll the harvest point for weat.

    Gone those days the farmer patiently waited till the grain was dry and golden and praied for good weather for the harvest.

    They spray the green plants with glyphosphat when the forecast looks right for the next days and then harvest.

    So, in europe at least, not only cows eat this shit, everybody does as our dayly bread.

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  7. Since this is a long overdue tiny step towards the right direction I'm happy, I still find it cruel, stupid, ****** how fucking difficult they make it for people to medicate them self.

    But yeah, now there are people here who are allowed to grow their marihuana. I'm thinking, am I allowed to help those people set up growrooms, helping them grow, harvest and drying without doing a complicity? If they are very ill they'll need a hand.

    I think I will go to the town hall monday and register a buisiness for the laugh, its only 30 bucks.

    Already made a flyer to lay out at the Doctors :)

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