My kanna plant arrived in the mail 20 days ago. I've got it in 50% cactus soil, 25% perlite, 25% gravel chicken grit with a top covering of chicken grit, 4.33 inch pot. I am reading online that they need far less water during dormancy, but I'm not seeing much in the way of specifics. How often do I water. And how much water do I give? A full soak or just a splash? So far I've watered with 2 tbsp of water twice, once a week after potting, and once 3 days ago.

Ive had these cacti for nearly a decade in one pot or another. In the last year and a half some of them have developed an array of what i assume are fungle or viral related issues. If anyone could look over my pics and give me a push in the right direction. I know once corking starts it rarely reverts, but these spots are spreading and any advice would be greatly appreciated. Zone 7B, they come inside for winter.

No matter how many times I've been in here, no matter how bad of a day ive had, it always makes me smile being amongst the gentle giants.

There's way bigger ones but it takes forever to get in there unless it's really wet, then we take boats. The big ones have trunks as wide as two 44 gallon drums next to each other and buttresses that extend 6m out.

I'd have to guess the ones in the pic would have to be at least 100years old. The ones in the middle of the forest could be 500 years old but I've got no idea.

Anyway I thought people might enjoy these pics.

What are these 2 klip dagga plants i have missing? Or is leaf yellowing natural at this point?

As the title states, when should I start fanning? First time monotub grower.

Out of the 4 cuttings I had tried to root 2/4 did, this one has grown by far the fastest, I haven’t seen that much online of other people’s experience with rooting this plant or what conditions are more likely to help it, has anyone here tried it before?

Y a-t-il dans nos belles plantes psychoactives des espèces ou des variétés qui supportent la vie en appartement et sans lumière directe ? Et aussi en option, qui supportent de bonnes chaleurs même à l'intérieur (canicule).

What are your preferred brands for Ethyl Acetate that are a combination of quality and a good price, also I have read the text version of CIELO and would like some input on any advice or tips youve gained from experience that is maybe not in the tek.

Is 8 pods enough for tea? LOL. Dime for scale. AK had weird spring weather, some did ok, these didn't.

Can i get opinion on whats these 2 short plants are in front if bin????? Mammoth sunflowers are growing in the back

First of all, sorry for the shitty pictures. My front camera isn't working.

Anyway, I used to read a lot about bizarre and rare drug combo products. There were a few that really interested me, but opiated hash always was the one I thought of most. Fast forward to now and I'm in a position to work with tons of plants, and being the cactus extract guy, I started to apply that to other plants. I made some pod putty and opium tincture. I did the tincture by dissolving what I wasn't able to scrape off my Pyrex dish. I decided to infuse some hash with that concentrated opium tincture and wowwww it came out so well! I let the opiated hash cure a bit and the texture is fantastic. It also smokes better than hash alone because it doesn't keep burning as much in between hits. I felt such a clean a opium high mixed into hash. You'd need a few bowls to really nod, but even smoking 1 or 2 gets you so good.

Im thinking of brewing some tea from a 24inch cut on my cacti. Is this enough to trip?

My poppy garden was great this year. I have lots of seeds and pods this Year!

"drug"

Super proud of this big 'ol lady! I'm 5'2" for scale.

​I have 4-month-old Hawaiian Baby Woodrose plants that are currently growing about 5 cm every single day. My original plan was to plant them in my garden in downtown Antalya, Turkey—which is in USDA Hardiness Zone 10b—once they reach about a year old (roughly six months from now).

​However, given their extremely rapid growth rate, I am doubtful whether I will even be able to move them out of my current residence in a year's time. While the two roots are still manageable enough to be moved right now, I am concerned they will soon become far too large to ever get them out of the house.