Wakinyan
Rising Star
CatPharm said:I can assure u that was merely an accident. My eye sight is slowly getting away from me these days and then add onto that that ive brought a majority of my plants indoors now with new lighting, and im just happy i can see one areole to make a cut. :lol:
Also, i was definitely planning on a few grafts of the alberto-vojtechiis, i was really hopin to get to them before the end of the month. Either way, therell certainly be some photos added here when i can.
My prescription ran out about 8 years ago. Finally went down and had an exam and now I can see textures. Never mind the world just seems so much brighter. So, I definitely feel your pain. You may want to consider getting some glasses or an update on your current prescription. It can make a world of difference.
As for your alberto seedlings, I'm excited to see you be grafting those.
Thought I would share a pollen grain from Lophophora alberto-vojtechii and Lophophora williamsii Huizache
Just an F.Y.I. the new Lophophora williamsii x Lophophora fricii filial generation 2 is out!!!
For those unfamiliar with hybrids... the f1 generation is generally fairly uniform in comparison to the f2 generation which tends to get a bit more chaotic in recombinations.
That equates to the need to purchase more f2 seeds than f1 if your looking for those special ones to breed with.
Special being defined as those traits one most likes which of course is going to vary from person to person. An additional aside, hybrid Lophophora seed often has much lower germination rates than non hybrid seed.
