pulsar

slow to germinate and can take quite awhile to produce stolons

a few years on and seems to be very very slow growing got about 6 or so plants of it now survived a few winters in an unheated greenhouse not the best photos just a quick shot on my phone

most perlite in the uk is horticultural grade medium.you can get coarse grade but its not generally stocked by suppliers so can be quite a wait to get some fine grade is only really useful for sowing seeds ect and taking cuttings ect into small plugs

sorry to hear i know i nearly put all my plants in the bin last summer i lost virtually all my cephalotus the plants that did survive are still struggling ill end up scrapping them too i think this is the first time in over 20 years ive lost any more than a few cephalotus got so angry in august i nearly put everything in the bin though its nowhere near as expensive or stressful as my other hobby which is building highly modified cars ended up getting water in the ecu a month ago and fried the ecu luckily i managed to get it repaired if not it would have cost over £3000 on another ecu and mapping to get it driving again

ive done work for quite a few people in the north with mistletoe on old apple trees

We had something at work earlier this year called purple haze looks very similar to your photo

though i wouldnt put it straight into a big huge pot

just for welshy really still got the lp somewhere

always liked the mob remember hitching a lift to see them in london when i was 16

but if im on youtube id always put on something like after a few minutes

https://youtu.be/pAQLBRgLmbI https://youtu.be/p2pYl_vYiyc and https://youtu.be/4pfiLjL6-HI

You sure the email didn't go to spam He has updated his post and there are still some dark clones on his spares