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[khatmando]

Catha edulis :

Seedlings : 1  5 Days old
                  2  2 Years old
                  3  2 Years old
                  4  Variegated seedling 6 months
                  5 Green Variety 2.5 years
                  6 Red Variety in summer green. 2.5 years
                  7 Various varieties 2.5 years
                  8 Red variety 5 years old.
                  9 Green Variety 5 Years old.

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[khatmando]

Hartogiella schinoides :

Seeds : Unripe
Seedlings : 6 Months old.
Seeds Germinating 2 Weeks +- from planting
Big Trees : Unknown ages

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[EIRN]

Virola sebifera pre-flower

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[fairdinkumseeds]

Erythroxylum australe fruit

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[Athena]

Leonotis ocymifolia

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[sapla]

Nicotiana rustica

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[sapla]

Nicotiana rustica

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[sapla]

Nicotiana rustica

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[MadPlanter]

Finally I ran across this plant again after nearly four years! Its a wild vining ground mimosa with small briers on the vines and leaf/flower stems. It produces a big taproot for such a spindly plant.

Now the good stuff...I once heard from a pretty reliable source that this plant is massively strong with light content. The dude told me he'd tried it personally before and it was epic. I do believe the guy. He was once a major guy on the psychedelic scene in our area and is highly educated and well known. That's why I believe what he said about this plant. Let's find out for sure for ourselves...

Take a look!

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[plantlight]

Finally I ran across this plant again after nearly four years! Its a wild vining ground mimosa with small briers on the vines and leaf/flower stems. It produces a big taproot for such a spindly plant.

I want one.  What is it called and how is it propagated?

[MadPlanter]

Not sure exactly of the species but it is a mimosa. Much like M. strigillosa but has small briers and a slightly different look overall. Strigillosa is used commonly for drought tolerant low maintenance lawn plants to replace grass. M. strigillosa has promise for you know...too. Further testing is required but one test was positive thus far from what I hear from a friend...and I have a yard full of strigillosa!

Plantlight I will dig you up one next time I'm out there this Monday if you like. Not sure how well they handle the disturbance but its worth a try. Hit me via pm if you desire!

Peace

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[MadPlanter]

Oh and I'd figure propagated by seeds mostly but possibly root divisions or cuttings too but idk yet. Planted the one I took pics of in my yard so in time if its a desirable species I'll get them out to all who wants one!

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[Bach]

Sign me up!

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[MadPlanter]

The mystery mimosa I posted above is M. quadrivalis.

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[jazeblaze]

Hello guys i'm new here i have some nice pictures i would like to share. Let me know what you guys think of my collection.

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