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Is anyone bringing plants or other things to sell/trade/swap?

At first I thought you wrote "Must not have any plants" and I was thinking "WHAT?!?!?!". Then a second later I noticed it was pets.

Do you know any Kwinana bogan shamans that I could do an Emu Export or chrome paint ceremony with? I need to cleanse my soul! =P

Which country in the Caribbean are you in?

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Software updates other than Windows updates are important too, Planthelper. Bugs are discovered in software all the time so fixes and patches need to be installed to help prevent attacks. You might not need all of the fancy feature updates but many updates are essential for your security. Foxit reader is a good PDF reading program. It uses less resources than Adobe's program too. http://download.cnet.com/Foxit-Reader/3000-18497_4-10313206.html Also, if you're using Internet Explorer as your web browser then STOP. Install Google Chrome or Firefox instead. I switched to Google Chrome and it's nice. It doesn't use many computer resources either.

You need to be very skeptical of lots of those free pc checks etc, especially the ones that pop up in banner ads etc. Many of them contain trojans, malware and ransomware etc. The same goes for pirated copies of legitimate software. Criminals know that people want copies of popular software so they'll put it online and include a trojan or virus within the program. If you are looking for good product reviews, how to guides, security and things like that then start looking at websites such as Cnet, Ars Technica and others if you don't already. You can also follow them on Twitter and other social media sites so you receive updates on security and other things. Below are some links to start you off. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_antivirus_software http://www.cnet.com.au/best-security-suites-for-2012-339325637.htm#image0 http://arstechnica.com/ By the way, Kaspersky is a good anti virus program. I've used it before and it has won a bunch of awards. It's not free though.

I haven't tried it yet. I just don't want to lose any more caespitosa lophs than I have to. I'll get myself some grafting stock and try it myself. Damn that fungus that's killing my babies!

I'm keen!

If you want free horse manure then ask a local stable/horse owner. They'd love you to take it away since it will save them the trouble.

DO EEEET!

Hahahaha. I laughed loudly at this one.

I have some trich and loph seedlings that I think would be good if grafted. I have very little root stock and I have not tried grafting before. I'm thinking of proposing a trade. I would supply the loph and trich seedlings and the other person would supply the root stock and grafting skills. The two participants would then share the final products. Is there anyone here that might be interested in such a proposal?

They are in a heated humidity chamber and they have a fluorescent grow light on them which I turn on at night.

Yeah, the carthagenensis only took a couple of weeks. They were made from recent growth though.

Hey yo! Can anyone tell me how long it should take for psychotria leaf cuttings to root and grow new shoots? I have successfully grown psychotria carthagenensis leaf cuttings and they did not take much time. However, the leaf cuttings I took of the viridis are taking forever and I made them about half way through last year. I made about half a dozen and one only recently started to grow some new shoots. I think it might be because I didn't have much new growth to use and I used older leaves when I used the viridis. However, at the time I had no choice because someone snapped the stem and in order to save my plant I made a bunch of leaf cuttings from what was left as well as a couple of stem cuttings. The cuttings I took from the stem were successful. Should I throw them out and use fresh growth that I have access to now?

They are in 100% coarse sharp sand.

Can all of the Perth grafters please put your hands up?

What should I use then? I don't want to end up losing all of my seedlings. I have lophs and I don't want to lose my babies! Should I remove the seedlings and put them in some new sterilised sand?

Hi Can you guys tell me where one would buy chestnut compound from? Does Bunnings sell it? I have lots some seedlings to fungus and I don't want to lose any more, especially my caespitosa.

Depending on the plant you could always make some of them house plants. There is also a bunch of health benefits to this too and they look nice.

Yeah, I made the mistake of using it before which is why I plan to use an environmentally friendly one made from olive oil, washing detergent and water. It's for scale.

Hi, guys. Can any experienced people give me advice on using white oil on cacti in Summer? I have some trichs and pereskopsis that need it. I am guessing I will have to move all of the pots into a shady area when spraying them but I am not sure how long I will need to do this for etc. Any help is appreciated.

1.25 and 2 litre drink bottles are awesome for humidity domes and really cost effective.

I forget, man. It's well worth the investment though. It beats dealing with pain and then having to deal with permanent injury, surgery for carpel tunnel syndrome etc. The keyboards can be bought cheaply enough but the Evoluent mice can be pretty pricey. There are different models though and you can get them so much cheaper if you order them online from the United States. Don't bother buying that mouse locally. I got mine from Ebay. I own two of those keyboards and a few of those mice. I use them at home and at work. If your workplace won't buy you an ergonomic keyboard then buy your own gear and claim it on tax. It also means you can take it to future places of employment. If you're studying you could probably do the same.