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A nice cut-away illustration goulw be wonderful

Something ate mine

Thanks everyone, especially Michael.

This is just a repeat made here: http://www.thenook.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=47572 For those non-nook members I thought I'd ask the question here as I find the cacti-related knowledge much greater and experienced on the corroboree: "I'm curious as to which species(s) contain or which species(s) potentially contain alkaloids and might have been used ethnobotanically by naitves. The research, slim as it is, only seems points to the Genius without a particular species." Thanks.

Is the smaller trich. up front a scop? And if so (assuming you're an American) how did you come accross it?

Let's here more about eileen 8)

Can you name all the plants?

An progress to report?

Maybe I don't know what I'm talking about, but I don't think I've ever seen pedro so healthy before. Awesome finds.

Lucky hippies.

I have no input but that's defiantly one of the coolest Trich's I've ever seen!

So then what does a bitter taste indicate? Is not mescaline bitter? Maybe these taste testers were eating a part of the plant that contained the least concentration?

My local nursery has a frankincense plant. Do I have to destroy it to extract the chemicals?

Very inspiring stuff, thanks a lot Rev (also Salvi)! I'm going to get to work on mine tonight using chlorine buckets and a fish tank pump.

How does it work? Am I just seeing cacti + medium in pots sitting in water? What about nutrients? Bubbler or flood/drain? If you could break down the details or even draw a picture of a cross section I'd really appreciate it.