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oh hell yeh but, i got none taller than me and i'm a short-arse so i'm out :blush:

Received mine today Thanks mate Very,very generous and your hard work is muchly appreciated I've been having net issues but I will buff your PayPal in a bit.

as far as cuttings go, maybe get the cost of postage covered for rooted cuttings as they dont exactly take a lot of effort i try to get as many people growing these as possible but i have issues with money,,,,it dosent like me and i dont like it so we just kind of keep our distance as much as possible so probably not the best thread for me to be commenting on....sorry

Heya, I have to transport half a dozen 4-5ft potted trichs and another 15 that are around 2ft in the back of my van for about 300kms to their new home. The last time i did this trip it was in a smaller vehicle, 12 months ago and i had quite a few casualties They can all stand upright this time and i can secure the pots to the ground but i am stuck with what to do to stop the lean and wobble when i take corners, and hit bumps etc. Has anyone out there with experience got any tips? cheers G

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Thanks for taking the time to respond folks some great tips and advice there, cheers i've taken it all on board and have some ideas to work with now I thought just driving nice and steady would be enough last time........man, what a fuckup. I have got old carpets, foam cutoffs and old storage boxes to roll up, canvas and occy straps and might even have a bit of weldmesh under the house so i guess its time to get constructive.... thanks again

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maybe bp'd bbut a good one anyways

looks tasty

Kiwano is a fruit of many names—horned melon, horned cucumber and even English tomato. It is thought to be part of the melon family, has a jelly-like flesh and tastes somewhere between a cucumber and banana with the tangy taste of lemon. In its native land, the Kiwano is eaten as a snack or in salad while in other countries its vibrant skin is regularly used to garnish dishes as well as being an edible fruit. All parts, including the seeds and skin, are edible, though it is more common to eat only the pulp. African fruit

$250

well played zelly, well played :D can i have a clock check please Pimento

happy dance

$200

200 kaPOW!

........................me maybe