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Hydroton clay does work, better in combination with a bubbler. That being said perlite is in my opinion a better method of retaining 99% humidity. It just holds in water so well and provides great moisture. (Not to mention its ridiculously cheap!) As far as syringes go I just buy them at my local chemist, all big pharmacy's sell them. Get 10cc 18g. Or alternatively you can ask for a 'sharps kit' which although makes you look like a junkie comes with some free distilled water for your troubles ;D .

Google also suggested this medical supplier: http://www.mwe.co.uk/mwe/mwe.php?search_te...o.y=0&Go=Go

Quite understandable, I could of probably done a better introduction thread . Im quite aware the day will come where no information will be given just due to preservation of wild entheogenic plants as the fast rate main stream drug users are finding out about them increases. Then again anyone who is after DMT just to get "high" will find themselves in a world of troubles heh. I was on these boards back in 2003 and drove to Brisbane to meet up with one member, "Gomez" (real name, forgotten his forum nick) who supplied me with a few san pedro cacti and a whole lot of Pharlis Grass ready to plant! (Wish I had kept them both going!) Anyway looking forward to sticking around the boards longer and learning more, thanks for your continued help

That sucks mate, its always someone you know though...people arnt always as nice as they seem, make sure to think who drops out of contact or wont answer their phone.

/yawn Ill stay civil, no I was there to collect seeds. If I wanted to bark it I would of ripped of bark for an ID rather then taken really shitty photos.

I was told by a fellow forum member I could find a maidenii along this road, after much searching this is the closest tree I could find to it - is it the maidenii just starting to flower? I know they normally have longer wattles but thinking it might just be starting.

Cheers buddy there all over QLD and I had grave doubts about them being acacia but thought I would check due to the flowers anyway. Had a very nice forum member tell me where I can find some acacia maidenii seeds locally so going to start a little garden this week

You see these all over residential neighborhoods here, large trees with large yellow wattles: Wondering if their acacia or not, any help on id would be much appreciated /sorry for quality - iphone camera at its best heh.

Thankyou for the ID! , the bark was not stripped, it was hanging off the tree, crumbled of soon as i touched it.

Here are the shots today of a small cutting i took of a wild plant that I thought might be acacia? Any help with ID would be much appreciated