My 9 Lophophora Williamsii. Nice Pics, With there Guardian

SuperBudz · 09-08-08, 00:52

My sambava panther chameleon looking over my peyote.

My Biggest Specimen this ones 23years old little bit bigger then 3Inches in diameter. I already collected over 15 seeds off this one, Trying to sprout them fresh.

This is a comparison of the different sized ones I have, the first 2 are 3-4yrs, middle- 15yrs, last-23yrs

Here's a group shot of all 9.

And a pic of some buds cropped a couple months ago.

Full Plant Shot

The Peyote Guardian Fired Up.

Also sprouting 200+peruvian torch seeds and soon to sprout some Texan Lophophora Williamsii. Hope you enjoyed the pics.

eastwood · 09-08-08, 00:56

Beautiful.

omentheduck · 09-08-08, 00:57

bravo!

and love the color of this one

SuperBudz · 09-08-08, 01:00

Thanks a lot glad you enjoyed the pics.

limeade · 09-08-08, 01:02

Texan Loph? thought those were all but extinct to being over hunted, best anyone's been able to find has been in the chihuahuan desert.

Those are nice cacti, the needle pattern is a bit different then the one's I have inherited., mine are quit a bit older though maybe that's why, i got them when they were very old already.

nice lizard!

Cornfield · 09-08-08, 01:04

great pictures keep em coming!

SuperBudz · 09-08-08, 01:08

The texan Loph are commin from a buddy in Texas, Hope they all sprout for me.

Cheeers to you all

limeade · 09-10-08, 14:58

SuperBudz asked me to post these, these were collected near Las Pedras Neigras at the "Peyote" gardens by my grandfather and his father back many many years ago, they've been handed down and over to me since then. The largest is the oldest, the others are pups all around, you can see where i've dried some, couldn't resist, but they were in their 30's, close to 40, the age ranges are 60+,40+, and 10-20+ years, all way old enough to be active, VERY active, as they were.

you can see the "ribbing" very well, this is a sign of a good healthy OLD ass button

that has a 40+ year old one in it.

OMG DRYING!

and then the pup:

this is why i said our "needle" patterns differed, mine are no where near as pronounced.

livewire420 · 09-10-08, 15:00

damn ya lucky people what i do to get one.

aumbrellaforainydays · 09-10-08, 16:53

thanks, love ther iguana.

cuts · 09-10-08, 16:55

Yea dude, nice plants. Very beautiful

SuperBudz · 09-12-08, 19:33

Limeade, those are beautiful specimens, How many inches is the diameter on your biggest one, Those are some Grand Daddy Peyote, The older ones still flowering for ya?

Aumbrellaforainydays: Those are panther chameleons not iguanas, to completley different species of lizards.

Cuts, thanks for the comments. Glad you enjoyed the pics.

teesus · 09-12-08, 20:22

beautiful plants, limeade. what is the plant in youre first pic of youre last post? its not a loph. is it a bishops cap or an euphorbiaceae?

morbidangel · 09-29-08, 12:32

[quote=SuperBudz;582212]

My sambava panther chameleon looking over my peyote.

hey i have my panther chameleon garding my garden as well

SuperBudz · 10-17-08, 06:23

Add some pics of your pantherchameleon if you got them, always interested in seeing other peoples animals.

Peace.

Renz · 10-17-08, 10:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by teesus

beautiful plants, limeade. what is the plant in youre first pic of youre last post? its not a loph. is it a bishops cap or an euphorbiaceae?

If you're talking about the pic with the feather in the soil
it's astrophytum asterias.

livewire420 · 10-17-08, 10:32

nice pets

Dizz · 10-17-08, 15:03

wow very nice guys!

Beastmaster · 10-17-08, 15:31

What kind of light(s) are you using?

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09-08-08, 00:52	#1 (permalink)
SuperBudz Mycophiliac Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 25	My 9 Lophophora Williamsii. Nice Pics, With there Guardian My sambava panther chameleon looking over my peyote. My Biggest Specimen this ones 23years old little bit bigger then 3Inches in diameter. I already collected over 15 seeds off this one, Trying to sprout them fresh. This is a comparison of the different sized ones I have, the first 2 are 3-4yrs, middle- 15yrs, last-23yrs Here's a group shot of all 9. And a pic of some buds cropped a couple months ago. Full Plant Shot The Peyote Guardian Fired Up. Also sprouting 200+peruvian torch seeds and soon to sprout some Texan Lophophora Williamsii. Hope you enjoyed the pics.

09-08-08, 00:57	#3 (permalink)
omentheduck YoUsEeNOthiNg Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 633	bravo! and love the color of this one __________________ "I look, therefor I see. I try, therefor I will. I embrace, therefor I'm embraced. I believe, therefor I am!" omentheduck

09-08-08, 01:08	#7 (permalink)
SuperBudz Mycophiliac Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 25	The texan Loph are commin from a buddy in Texas, Hope they all sprout for me.Cheeers to you all

09-10-08, 15:00	#9 (permalink)
livewire420 VIP Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 2,234	damn ya lucky people what i do to get one. __________________ lw420's guide to great fungi grow info

09-08-08, 00:56	#2 (permalink)
eastwood Mycotopiate Join Date: Jul 1972 Posts: 1,875	Beautiful.

09-08-08, 01:00	#4 (permalink)
SuperBudz Mycophiliac Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 25	Thanks a lot glad you enjoyed the pics.

09-08-08, 01:02	#5 (permalink)
limeade Former Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 1,183	Texan Loph? thought those were all but extinct to being over hunted, best anyone's been able to find has been in the chihuahuan desert. Those are nice cacti, the needle pattern is a bit different then the one's I have inherited., mine are quit a bit older though maybe that's why, i got them when they were very old already. nice lizard!

09-08-08, 01:04	#6 (permalink)
Cornfield Loves corn, and STRAW Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 472	great pictures keep em coming!

09-10-08, 14:58	#8 (permalink)
limeade Former Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 1,183	SuperBudz asked me to post these, these were collected near Las Pedras Neigras at the "Peyote" gardens by my grandfather and his father back many many years ago, they've been handed down and over to me since then. The largest is the oldest, the others are pups all around, you can see where i've dried some, couldn't resist, but they were in their 30's, close to 40, the age ranges are 60+,40+, and 10-20+ years, all way old enough to be active, VERY active, as they were. you can see the "ribbing" very well, this is a sign of a good healthy OLD ass button that has a 40+ year old one in it. OMG DRYING! and then the pup: this is why i said our "needle" patterns differed, mine are no where near as pronounced.

09-10-08, 16:53	#10 (permalink)
aumbrellaforainydays Abandon certainty! Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,227	thanks, love ther iguana. __________________ Best meet what comes when it comes.

09-10-08, 16:55	#11 (permalink)
cuts The Pope of Dope Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 621	Yea dude, nice plants. Very beautiful

09-12-08, 19:33	#12 (permalink)
SuperBudz Mycophiliac Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 25	Limeade, those are beautiful specimens, How many inches is the diameter on your biggest one, Those are some Grand Daddy Peyote, The older ones still flowering for ya? Aumbrellaforainydays: Those are panther chameleons not iguanas, to completley different species of lizards. Cuts, thanks for the comments. Glad you enjoyed the pics.

09-12-08, 20:22	#13 (permalink)
teesus teetimer Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 250	beautiful plants, limeade. what is the plant in youre first pic of youre last post? its not a loph. is it a bishops cap or an euphorbiaceae?

09-29-08, 12:32	#14 (permalink)
morbidangel Mycophiliac Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 52	[quote=SuperBudz;582212] My sambava panther chameleon looking over my peyote. hey i have my panther chameleon garding my garden as well

10-17-08, 15:31	#19 (permalink)
Beastmaster Critter Keeper Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,118	What kind of light(s) are you using? __________________ 'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes genius and courage to move in the opposite direction.' AE

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