planthelper
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i like it a lot. you got some very brave color sence.
i uppermost like though, how your a bit naive style, is executed in a very confident manner!
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very nice collection
, big cacti in some rather small pots.you obviously take good care of them, how do you fertilize them?
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i don't know.
the whole area around this cave is a very polluted mining site (mt. morgan mine was a major gold producer).
i posted 2 more prints at the fossil forum,
this is the first time some of those dino prints have been uploaded to the web.
http://www.discussfossils.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2756&title=mount-morgan-dino-prints
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mount morgan, qld, my home town.
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hi, gogo!
i don't want to rain on your parade, but the pic doesn't look to me like a caapi cutting at all, i guess it's a young seedling of euphorbia heterophylla.
the leaves look so shredded (poinsettia like, trapezoid) caapi leaves don't look like that.
anyway, if it grows like a vine it might be caapi, but if it oozes milk juice than it's that wild poinsettia...
do you have this one growing in your area?
http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=26023&st=0
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How tall is that bad boy? looks bigger than at RBG Sydney, but then it probably is subject to less grazing.
yes, it never get's grazed or prunned, i measured the plant yesterday, it's ~120cm tall & ~180cm wide!
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and somehow, one get's a kick out of re using materials, at least i do.
probably the least carbon footprinted labels on the market, hehehe.
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thx guy's, they certainly are extreem cute rascal's.
please note that, some of the seedlings display leaf curl and others not, i don't know if that means that some of them are more resistant against this tempoary disease....
check out aswell the other pic's at my trade topic!
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she or he has never flowered yet, and i think the plant is roughly 7 or 8 years old.
they survive droughts realy well, and jump to life once the rain arrives.
i have seen major in the rbg syd and rbg kew and other botanical gardens of the world.
i think the are the most wonderfull plant to look at, unique in appereance and they are living fossils, from a time before even all flowering plants appeared. a studdy of them might reveal many secrets of evolution, to bann them just because of there chemical make up is ludercris. nobody in the world is using this plant for illicit street drug manufacture, this was a stupid rumour started in the usa, and now it got this plant onto the bad plants list, sooooo sad.
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i noticed something aswell with this methode, this horizontal planting produces cacti without any dangers of looking like a bowling ball pins.
very inspirational pic!
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good idea!
i don't think, if people tell you, that you will fail probagating catha, that they say this, so they can sell there plants instead, hehehe.
i definitely encourage everybody to take ther own cuttings!
sab is a treasure trove when it comes to catha edulis probagation!!
here are just 3 topics, so you can see that catha probagators here help other probagators!!!!
i'm not realy happy how you paint such a negative view about catha probagation, when it's clearly not the case!
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do you know the name?
as the leaves look more elongated, than most of the other hierba de pastora.
but probably it's the h/w and the elongated leaf shape has been brought on by climatic and cultivational aspects.
i grew once one in england and it looked the same,
but the one's in oz were more heart shaped??
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lovly picture, lovly cactus!
feelings of envy have overcome me, hehehe.
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nice work, a pic as this clearly speaks more than a thousand words.
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wau isn't she beautyfull, that pic made my day, great upload!
i would definately like to grow that one, and hopefully interbreed it with loph.
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probably one of the best agaric pic i have ever seen, god isn't it enchanting.
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me favorite too, unfortunately my place is too hot in summer for her.
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definately a wonderfull composed photo.
nice idea!
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nice one!
but unfortunately the photo is out of focus, i have the same problem often, so i take, say 5 shots (which doesn't cost you anything with a digi cam) and sure enough one of them will be in focus.
some cameras have a flower symbol for closeups and this helps a bit aswell.
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yeah, those ones are loyal workers, if you lucky they hang around your plants for many weeks!
great pic, the insect seems to say, "god, i love my work & office!!!
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what plants are they, very curious to know!
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thats a big leaved coca strain from the andes, i guess it's less sensitive to root problems than the novogranatense, it grows easely several metres tall.
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i know what you are on, haha. well done, love it!
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One of my gorgeous Brugmansias
in Exotic Leafy Plants
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nice foto, totaly like it!!