apothecary Posted July 8, 2005 Does anyone have any good propagation tips for this one? Does it like full light, shade, can I keep it on a very shady windowsill? Soil? Can it be kept as a pot plant or will it want to go "tree" at some point? Thanks Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Benzito Posted July 8, 2005 These plants grow best when contained inside a 'Buscopan' tablet. If you can put a rip in the time-space continuum, you'll be set! Darcy sells em, maybe he can help. I've heard Torsten talk about Pituri a few times before aswell, so I figure he has some experience. I think he might have wild collected the plants he tried out? Hopefully one of those 2 can help you. I'm just bored at work, and going stir-crazy. Sorry guys. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
apothecary Posted July 8, 2005 Not yet darcy, they're next on the list I've been working on the P. viridis seed Gom sent, it'd be great to get several plants up and then send leaf cuttings out to everyone. As soon as I have enough money to buy some more pots and soil the myo will go in, and if it isn't sunny enough I'll buy them some lights I want to try blending brugmansia and corkwood leaf as some sort of kickass cigarette. Give me some time :D Thanks again for the seeds darcy :D [ 08. July 2005, 10:51: Message edited by: apothecary ] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Plantsoma Posted July 28, 2005 D. myoporoides that i have seen growing in the wild are usually in the damp areas and along the sides of creek beds. The ones i have seen have been small to medium sized shrubs. I would agree with Darcy's advice, ive seen it survive in variable conditions and it seems pretty hardy. :D Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
