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About 2Deep2Handle
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Senior Psychonaut
- Birthday January 31
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Gender
Male
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East Coast
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My Family
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Cacti
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Ethnobotany
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Coffs Harbour
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YAY! And the man is BACK! <3
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Looking for interesting ethno seeds. Brug variety cuts i done have haworthias cacti seed or plants ( especially freaks of monstrose, crested variegate origins) epiphllums i dont have Caapi Ephedra known cultivar variant kratom cuts Interesting fruit plants Will trade small quantities of seed for random bits and pieces too. Will also trade other things if i have them. ( i collect a lot of genus and types of botany) I just love the idea of barter rather than the mighty $ to collectively expand our collections. Thanks community 2Deep
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Gimli Id trade my left vesticle for some of these ;)
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Joshwaa..hes probably right (as shitty as $80 for a poorly packed plant is), that it will survive and throw new shoots. My rabbit chews the heads off my newly rooted aerial clones, and they always reshoot, provided its not the heart of winter. Looks like a traditional red or maybe a Vienna white. Not likely a green, narrow or PH. I might have something floating around i can send you. Shoot me a pm.
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if you had no luck with the pere pm me :D
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B. Caapi vine for cacti or other interesting plants
2Deep2Handle replied to noshiewa's topic in Seed & Plant Swaps
nosh let me know when your ready mate and im sure ive got some things of interest ;) 2Deep -
Curl Grubs - Cunts, or Harmless?
2Deep2Handle replied to Drildo's topic in Bitches, gripes and degenerated threads
They eat dead roots, and decomposing organic matter, but will certainly if a plant is in good health, chew on its lovely root systems. I don't get too many problems with my cacti, but they belt my citrus around every year in pots. 10+ per square meter is a good rule of thumb for them, and the same recommendation for when to attack them chemically when they are present in your lawn. The normal evil bifenthrin ,chlorpyrifos or nicotine mimicking imidacloprid based products work best, but neem is the nicest (all be it the most expensive) way to deal with with em. I just make sure i give all my plants a good watering the night evening before, then the next morning, they will all be hanging within the top 6 inches of soil, where i can normally just dig around like a turkey, and hand remove enough to get them down to bearable numbers. From NSW DPI https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/110213/scarab-grubs-in-northern-tableland-pastures.pdf <--- Some Real good stuff in there "The larvae of the small brownish cockchafers, Sericesthis spp., which have one-year life cycles, are the most important scarab pests of pastures. Larvae of species that have two-year life cycles, including the Christmas beetles, Anoplognathus spp., the large brownish cockchafers, Antitrogus spp. and Rhopaea spp., and the black and greyish brown coloured black soil scarab, Othnonius batesi, are only of occasional concern. Species with two-year life cycles have overlapping generations of larvae, so that larvae can be found in the soil all year round." All I can say is dam those cockchafers! -
You only after seeds? or would rooted cuttings / small plants suffice?
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lol one of the most evil little buggers out. glochids for days! I got a microdaisy var pallida (yellow) F. cristata i could grab a little pad off. Its only small atm though
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looks no different to my L.W texana's when i put them on pere. Well ferted, well watered pere grafts, my tex's seem to plump their ribs up. Zelly what you think?
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are we able to change our display name?
2Deep2Handle replied to spooge's topic in Site & Forum Matters
I can never keep up with the changing names anyway. Once 2Deep...forever 2Deep.....I have always been and will always be! 3K posts or Not.... Anyone care to divulge who they were in previous incarnations of themselves? -
Ahhh shit .He was a great person and will be sorely missed by all who knew him. I had the pleasure of meeting him, at the first SAB meet I ever went to, which i held at my own house, and finally got to meet all the great users, who all happened to be better people than those I had known for many years. Up until that day, I only knew them by names such as AndyAmine, Jox, Gollum, Gem etc the list goes on...He was the last to leave Christian was one of the guys (and gals) who cemented my love of this forum, through his love of plants, and shit stirring humour, once you got to know him. Another member (person) gone too soon. I think his constant dedication to his plants and this forum, deserves to be immortalised through the naming of a new clone after him as well. Anyone working with any new genetics? If you are ever down people, make sure you talk about it with people. No one likes to lose a brother or a sister, and im sure everyone on this forum would do all within they're power to cheer up or help a fellow member through a difficult time. Suicide is a permanent fix to a temporary situation, and no point rushing....we all get there eventually. R.I.P Christian.
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Ethos PM me mate and Ill get some pere your way. If you could cover postage that would be great. Otherwise all good. GREAT to see you Back :D
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Hey gimli I'll take some cuttings in the next week. Ill pm you when there good to go. message me in a month if you havent heard from me. Cover my postage and they're yours ;)
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Gimli I could probably get you an 'insignis' spices in the mail. Same as above. No guarantees it will make it, but ill try lol. Also got a few aurea, suavolens and candida cultivars i could take some cuts of.