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[Greentoe]

Just found this picture from when my trichocereus candicans flowered.

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[Sunshine]

Baby coleus (3-5 weeks old)

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[infiniteohms]

Sceletium tortuosum - adult + closeup showing characteristic "skeletonized leaf"

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[infiniteohms]

Delosperma bosseranum - Adult plant with seed pods and base of the same plant showing the caudex forming.

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[fairdinkumseeds]

Lagochilus Inebrians or "Uzbekistani/Turkistan Intoxicating mint"
From seed to first flowers.
Very excited to finally have these guys totally sussed out. 
Growing in 9l buckets and a mix of sand, cheap black and gold potting mix and a very old dried/composted cow manure.

Trade/barter of small amounts of seed possible from time to time, if you have something cool, that I don't currently have.....

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[fairdinkumseeds]

Leonotis Leonurus "Alba"
Not spiky like the Nepetifolia is, but not as vigorous either.
Quite easy to kill from neglect I find.
If anyone has the White or Pink forms of spiky Nepetifolia I would love them again!
The Bundaberg floods washed them out....

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[fairdinkumseeds]

Argyreia nervosa var nervosa "Ingham fractal" (well that's what the locals dubbed it, for obvious reasons)
Its quite a bit different to the original/standard Argyreia nervosa var nervosa that's grows everywhere along the highways of northern Qld and Hawaii.(so I am told, never to Hawaii myself)
This seed was collected straight off the mother, in the rainforest of Ingham, Queensland.
Wider than my chest, like a strangler fig, and a long, long, way up. If anyone is in that part of OZ, I can give rough directions.
Its HUGE so you can't really miss it.
Vines growing just a couple km up the road are a pretty poor substitute for this one. I am on the 5th generation of hand/self pollinating it, and the unique differences seem to be breeding true.
Completely different in all the ways that matter to the Argyreia nervosa var speciosa that's so common around Brisbane.
Got hammered in the flooding, looks like it will pull through ok, but not much happening since then. Should have a few spare seeds for trade around Christmas with any luck.

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[Buttons]

Heres some images of young Lophophora species , i will post more when i am able to get good light to photograph them as its raining here today

Lophophora koehresii
 
Lophophora fricii

Lophophora diffusa

Lophophora decipiens

Lophophora williamsii 'Caespitosa'

Lophophora jourdaniana (Offset)
 If you look closely you can see the prominent juvenile spines that help distinguish this variety. My own belief ( and it seems also many others ) is that this is a hybrid as it will not accept pollen from any other Lophophora in my greenhouse thus far but did accept pollen from a Mammillaria and proceeded to give seeds which is indeed rare, sadly none of these have germinated.

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[dormstar4u]

Uc Berkeley botanicals t.peruvianus 48.1540

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[semaphore]

argyreia nervosa about three weeks old from seed.

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[gator]

Adult Banisteriopsis Caapi
Here's a pic of a mature leaf, a younger growing shoot, and an older woody vine. All from same "Cielo" plant.

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[gator]

Mature Psychotria Nervosa. Wild grown
Here are two pictures of wild growing plants, and a pic of the unripe berries(will follow-up w/ ripened pics when time comes)

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[gator]

Psychotria Alba

Underside of a mature Alba leaf, and berries that haven't ripened yet.

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[Buttons]

Here are some images of Lophophora Jourdaniana and a close up of the flower showing in detail the pink filaments that are unique to Lophophora Jourdaniana

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[Buttons]

Well here is a few more for the database

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