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herbalistics

Australian online nursery, plant research, breeding and seed supply. Supplying Australian native, medicinal, unusual and culinary plants and seeds.

Some takeaway tek tubs in need of the next step in

Some takeaway tek tubs in need of the next step in their development. The tubs can be left for 1-2 years, the cacti just enter a stasis that is a product of limited water and nutrients to fuel further growth. At this stage or when needed, the lid is removed, pumice or gravel mulch is added, along with slow release nutrients and a water with seaweed solution. Some are variegated and susceptible to higher light levels indicated by the pink colour. #herb #herbalistics #trichocereus #cactus #cacti #permaculture #takeawaytek

First Citrus glauca/Citrus australis hybrid fruit

First Citrus glauca/Citrus australis hybrid fruit and it’s good! Like a Desert Lime, it is fully edible, skin and all. If my taste buds don’t deceive me, there is also a sweetness about it. Keen to try more fruit from this one. #herb #herbalistics #gardeningaustralia #permaculture #horticulture #citrus #plantbreeding #qldag #limes #citruscaviar #fingerlime #desertlime #gympielime

A cute Katydid (AKA bush cricket) found in the Con

A cute Katydid (AKA bush cricket) found in the Conondale NP near Mt. Langley. It looked like it was walking on its ‘ankles’ when waking across my hand. 😁#herb #herbalistics #hardenup #garden #katydid #insects

Gynura drymophila var. drymophila, Asteraceae fami

Gynura drymophila var. drymophila, Asteraceae family; a small native fleshy leaved herb. Hoping to be able to investigate this to see if it has medical/culinary properties, similar to thr the Asian species Gynura procumbens, known as Longevity Spinach, which is used for a wide range of health benefits including regulating blood glucose and lipid levels, anti-liver-cancer activity and relieve hepatotoxicity and other symptoms related to alcoholic liver disease. #herb #herbalistics #garden #bushmedicine #bushfood #medicinalplants #gynura

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