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Everything posted by watertrade
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no pregnancy. But I did get some nasty sores.
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For a long time I have had discussions with sydney and Melbourne folk about a camp somewhere between the two cities, a location convenient for lots of people to go camping from VIC & NSW Kind of a mix between the fishing trip of old (Rutherglen) and the sub zero camping trip (oberon) It was thought that a nice warm time of year in a lovely spot.... Any thoughts???
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who do you use? I was wondering about this?
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We camped on the Murray river in rutherglen.
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My first few SAB camping trips were in this area with trips to cactus country. It's pretty awesome. The home of the j series of cacti named after jim the owner. And psycho0 too. Incognito tried walking around the whole garden in bare feet. If my memory serves me, i rescued him by heroically carrying him piggy back.
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The catch is you have to dig them out. ;)
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Seeking lophs! (any but caespitosa) NOW SORTED! THANKS
watertrade replied to Distracted's topic in Wanted
thanks coolname, very kind of you -
Seeking lophs! (any but caespitosa) NOW SORTED! THANKS
watertrade replied to Distracted's topic in Wanted
no offence taken I was actually kind of supporting your statement and explaining what I have seen with grafted plants. I have no reason to doubt you -
Seeking lophs! (any but caespitosa) NOW SORTED! THANKS
watertrade replied to Distracted's topic in Wanted
when they are grafted they do funny things and often don't express their true 'natural' states i.e. lots of pupping -
Seeking lophs! (any but caespitosa) NOW SORTED! THANKS
watertrade replied to Distracted's topic in Wanted
I have lots of lophs if anyone else is interested ! and I really need the money. -
no worries big red. I'm sure we all still grateful for your gift. please post where I can pay my contribution towards postage. I hope everything with the family works out
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I thought I found a contender to beat the 'number of seeds in one pod' prize but alas, only 54 seeds in this one ;) This may have been one generation from the original. But I wouldn't want to jump the gun and claim I have found a mutant super hybrid capable of producing thousands of seeds per season.... And may be the answer to world hunger.. Just sayin
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Uses of native saps and gums?
watertrade replied to WoldenGattle's topic in Australian Native Plants
turning it on a lathe I think would be hard. its very brittle and shatters very easily - if you were to go slow with good tooling it might be ok. -
Uses of native saps and gums?
watertrade replied to WoldenGattle's topic in Australian Native Plants
it takes a while to go rock hard and there is a trick to doing it to get a glass clear finish. if you dry it too quick it goes cloudy, too slow and the centre stays soft. I think slower is better maybe with drying in the sun later. I can report back when I have it figured out. while collecting it apart from the funny looks, people love to tell me about all the other uses they have for it. Its good for sealing your bark canoe ;) -
Uses of native saps and gums?
watertrade replied to WoldenGattle's topic in Australian Native Plants
I collect sap from this tree. it looks like this - lovely and red. I dissolve it in ethanol and it looks like this I can use it for all kind of things including adding insects to it drying it out and pretending it is amber. ;) -
I was just thinking about this today. I'm still interested.
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Important notice about Trout's Notes and SacredCacti.com
watertrade replied to trucha's topic in News & Notices
Thanks for the heads up. I hope you get some support and have it resolved soon. -
Hello Hebrew. Welcome back
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Best of luck with it all.
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If you can't find the info banman ask the doctors and nurses about all the complications and issues with the surgery. They will weigh up all factors and be able to put your mind to rest.
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happy birthday buddy
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Garden Journal/Software
watertrade replied to brooa's topic in Sustainable Technologies & Ethical Living
a little nice bound book and a pencil. record the date, observations and a little sketch of something. like a little field journal. -
Hi all, I bought my kids a fishtank with some goldfish because I feed my fish like I do myself, the fish outgrew the small tank and now have a nice big tank. ( their not getting another one!) they have been loving the big tank. As is my nature I would like to fill it with plants. does anyone have any cold water aquarium plants they want to trade? I have lights but no Co2. cheeers