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JB (Jims Bridge from Cactus Country) open pollinated are my fastest growing Trichocereus. Seeds were from PD germinated February 2012. I put a a few plants in the ground a couple months ago and they were attacked by slugs and grasshoppers straight away :BANGHEAD2: . A few weeks ago I hit everything with some fertilisers and molasses and today I went down and found these. This plant is one of my favourites its the most vigorous seedling I have and seems to be immune to black spot so far I get the feeling it wants to be a big beast, and it actually gets a really nice blue glauca through it. I think it may be crossed with either pachanoi/ macrogonus/ rosei. Which do very well here.

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slug damage

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Pups

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So pretty...

Is it usual for it to pup at the base like that?

Or

Is it from the slug Damage?

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I'd say its natural but maybe the slug damage and the fertiliser hit made it do it quicker. I have a few that have been attacked and also given fertiliser so will be interesting to see if any others pup hard.

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That's cool mate :)

Bridgesii are one of my favourites. I was gifted one some time ago and before it was 30cm tall it had pupped twice from the base. So who knows.

Happy growing Stillman!

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Would love to see some other photo's of your collection :)

Maybe you could post some, or I am guessing you already have another thread for that.

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heres a thread I added to over almost a year kind of how I learnt how to graft with peres and stuff.

http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=31705&hl=%2Bmessing+%2Baround+%2Bwith+%2Bgrafts

Nice thread :) kept me busy for a little while.

Now I feel I should catch up and graft some stuff!

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Man, so jealous of you folks who can plant directly in the ground. Looking good Stillman!

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