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fucking fantastic. i havent ever seen montrose peruvianus pics before

the lopsided double header looks t. spachianus to me

oh yeah definately worth going for a wander! i'd say the cereus would be 80-100 too its got some major density

the ball shaped one cud be a baby tershikii. but maybe not it has huge spikes for a babe. we get some random trich seedlings at the warehouse, will be nice to id them oneday as there are a couple types.

botanical gardens dont really seem to look after there cacti in nz ae, the dunedin one is a shocka they havent seen a drip of water in donkeys ears, i feel obliged to water my favourites whenever i visit the glasshouse. poor guys. and that really yellow one that someone said might be a really undernourished macro - my boyfriend has one just like that - same yellow stunted lookingness, i will post a pic of it growing healthy if it ever starts to. kea

hey does any one have an excess of trich seedlings in nz and would be keen to sell some, im interested in bridgesii peruvianus or any variants macrogonus werdermannius any hybrids or other cool types. i have a few things for possible trade too. plz get in touch kea

that would be lovely

hi i might be somewhat outa luck since this seems to be predominantly aussies but if anyone in nz is keen to do some sort of trading, i would be too. i have quite a few different trichos and some rooted morning glory cuttings, also some random crazy succulents and other odd wee buggers. few types of seeds too. get in touch if u r interested kea

let me rephrase, could me and my partner possibly buy a bunch of seedlings off you?

hello, i have just put some pictures of our plants on http://www.flickr.com/photos/56226923@N07/with/5200220818/ there are a few which i'm not sure of. any help with id-ing would be appreciated kea

ooh yeah its just too good having a courier knowck on your door in the morning with PRESENTS! and then the mornings when you dont get anything become like awwwwwww i have brought a few caudis and had about 4 of them die i'm not sure why they just seemed to turn to mush in the middle, i'm guessing too cold or too wet. i read recently that bushmen in areas where they grow wild chop up caudis and cook them like potatoes. cant imagine they'd be too yummy

did u happen to have a look at the arios i put up pics of?

what is yowie? and thanks 4 that id

i'm pretty sure its a fockea edulis good score from bunnings $8

wohoo awesome collection of pix very impressive unknown spikey as one with the little spiral snails on it

hey sorry for the delayed reply, i have had troubles uploading pics but finally have some up on flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/56226923@N07/ i had a look at some of your pictures, wow you've got a very nice collection, we would be real keen on some macrogonus seedlings if that wud b at all possible as we havent come across any yet, also your trich hybrid seeldings are real nice (and plentiful) wud be cool if we cud maybe get some of them too. would you poss want to trade a piece of yr lovely huscuana crest for one of the arios? they are both on offer so have a geez at the pics and let me know if you are keen. thanks, kea

we are dunedin based so visting would be a bit hard sadly. what sort of seeds? i am keen to do some propgating next year (get some tichos and rare wee dudes on the go for future investments plus other edibles and medicinals) once things are a bit more settled. we have a few ariocarpus retusus (average about 3 cm diameter) that could go up for trade if you had anything in mind and were keen. maybe even an ariocarpus agavoides too. i also have a very strange crest i think it is a stapelliaformis ceropegia cristate, which has been growing at a remarkable speed so i could suss a cutting of that reasably soon, its like some crazy sea creature. i will load up some pictures next time im online. yes the space restrictions are slowly building for us too and its just coming up to two years since we started collecting, it'l be quite a laugh 10 years down the track. kea and andy

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my goodness.