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  3. Posted · Edited by tipz

    Wo. is this a first for this in Oz?

    I have been so excited since coming back and noticing all these funky crests and monstrose coming out of the woodwork (still waiting for clone A and crested pachanoi to pop up)

    will you be revealing how you came by it or are you just going to be a cocktease? :P

     

    Clone A and the Pachanoi crest are both here B)

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    Ill be propagating as much as possible.

    The bridgessi may have to be "sliced and diced" this week for multiple grafts along with the 30 odd variegates and dicho pups i got off Tripsis.

    That along with the use of some BAP and i should have some pretty interesting genetics to spread around after summer :)

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  7. Posted · Edited by tipz

    I got home to a letter from AQUIS today actually. I have now been officially warned.

    Turns out they had to destroy a large TBM crest from Germany :( . Such a shame

    Oh well. Whats that old saying ? nine out of ten aint bad ?

    Time to change tactics ( and buy domestically of course - now that I am fully aware of the boundaries )

    Let this be an example to you all - YOU WILL GET CAUGHT :innocent_n:

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  14. Posted · Edited by tipz

    I have recently acquired this funky little TBM crest.

    As you can see, It has a mutated pup coming from the tip of the crest. My main objective is to get more of the crest to grow.

    I will remove and graft the pup onto some pach.

    But should i leave the crest on it's own roots to grow, or.... segment it up and try grafting the sections of crest ? I imagine it would be quite hard to graft sections of this crest as it is so thin.

    What would you do ?

    http://s1084.photobu...nt=P1020660.jpg

    I cant seem to upload the pic so here is a link to the photo on photobucket.

  20. Posted · Edited by tipz

    When germinating i always have my lights on 24/7.

    If that is a CFL, there would be no harm dropping the light source a little.

    Also, what temps are the seeds being exposed to ? That is probably the most critical thing. If it is dropping anywhere below 22 degrees I would perhaps use a propagation heat mat.

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    Sorry for the delay people.

    I will slowly over the course of today reply to all messages. An unexpected stint in hospital has held up all my trades.

    They will without doubt be sent this tuesday and are all wrapped ready to go. ( with extras for compensation over the wait. )

    If anyone would prefer a full and complete refund instead of the plants ordered and paid for I am more than capable ( and happy ) to do that. Otherwise they should be in your hands by Friday. ( i will use tracking numbers on all items unless requested not too so you can see when they have been sent and where they are. Thanks - tipz

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