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recalcitrant
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Your ethnobotanical garden?
#3251782 - 10/19/04 01:48 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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I do not yet have any ethnobotanicals. The only plant I have is an aloe vera.
I've grown mush and had a lot of fun with it and I enjoy my aloe vera. I am thinking about growing some more plants. My list of possibles includes:
datura morning glory/HBW salvia cacti kava
What's in your ethnobotanical gardens?
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#3251955 - 10/19/04 02:39 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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4 San Pedro cacti 5 Nicotina tobaccum 5 gigantic morning glory vines 1 Airocarpus fissuratus 4-5 Leonotis nepetifolia And some Petunias, if you want to count those.
I've also got a bunch of seeds I plan to plant in the spring.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Gumby]
#3252053 - 10/19/04 03:11 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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I've got loads of san pedro and other cacti. Those are good to grow. Kava is tropical so unless you live in the tropics I'd forget it. Morning glories are a possibility but woodrose never seem to set seed unless you are in hawaii or equivilent. Datura is easy to grow but is not a good entheogen. I'd suggest hiemia, calea, wild dagga, caapi, psychotria viridis and of course cacti.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#3252061 - 10/19/04 03:13 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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Lets see....
I have about 20 larger pachaoi's... the largest about 4 1/2 feet tall 2 HBWR vines 2 Large Psychotria Viridis and about 15 old cuttings 5 Large Banisteriopsis Cappi and about 12 old cuttings 20-30 Periskiopsis with some grafted on them 1 Large T. Peruvius and about 50 smaller ones 1 Large 4 ribbed T. Bridgesii and some smaller ones 1 Monstrose bridgesii some Calea Zach some Sun Openers... forget the botanical name some Khat plants various other cacti Salvia.... Blosser and Luna Hoodia Gordioni Got some Morning Glories and Passion flowers
I'm sure I've forgotten some.... I have too many my wife says
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Aelph]
#3252607 - 10/19/04 05:23 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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Very nice garden, Aelph. I have most of those you mentioned. I probably have as many pachnois but most are smaller. I see you have hoodia gordonii. Not too many are growing that. How old are yours, could you tell us a little about them? The sun opener is heimia, I have that one too. What do you mean by "old cuttings"?
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Stonehenge]
#3252915 - 10/19/04 06:38 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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About 50 Pachanoi 2 Bridgessi monstrose clones 2 SS T. Peruvianus 2 HBWR 3 Salvia 4 Caapi 1 Kratom ... and stuff I'm currently starting... P. Viridis M. Scabrella Desmanthus A. Colubrina Catha and a couple Daturas ... more to come... :P
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Maverik]
#3253088 - 10/19/04 07:47 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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I've just got 3 Salvia D plants
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#3253488 - 10/19/04 09:01 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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i got the common ones, and a decent variety of trichs starting from seed.
my mimosa, heimia, withania are just sprouting now! me excited!!!
unfortunatly my salvia kaked it in the cold one night
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Stonehenge]
#3259511 - 10/21/04 06:16 AM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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My hoodia were started from seed this spring and are 3" high already. They look really nice. I've found them easy to grow so far. I use a sandy/high aeration cactus mix with them with natural lime in the mix. I water them frequently and have put the fertilizer to them. In thier natural environment, they are slow growing. In the summer I had them outside with 5-6 hours of direct sun, now I have them under flouros 24/7 and they seem to really like it.
By the term "old cuttings", those are cuttings that have been growing for more than 4 months. They are basically small plants now.
I'll have to take some pics and post them here of the stuff I have.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#3259520 - 10/21/04 06:23 AM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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I only grow cannabis. I want to grow other plants as well, like a dmt source, san pedro and opium.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#3260726 - 10/21/04 02:43 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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I dont have very much either...
three T. Pachanoi one S. Divinorum two R. Corymbosa seedlings
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recalcitrant
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Hey led,
how do the Rivea corymbosa seeds compare to morning glory seeds for LSA content in terms of anecdotal evidence (or figures if you've got 'em)?
And Aelph,
You have a serious collection. Are you willing to sell/give any of those to help us (ME that is!) start our own collections?
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#3260837 - 10/21/04 03:18 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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Quote:
recalcitrant said: Hey led, how do the Rivea corymbosa seeds compare to morning glory seeds for LSA content in terms of anecdotal evidence (or figures if you've got 'em)? And Aelph, You have a serious collection. Are you willing to sell/give any of those to help us (ME that is!) start our own collections?
This thread is proof we need an Entheogenic Plant Adoption thread!!! I have no experience with ingesting Rivea or HBWR seeds...
Edited by HidingInPlainSight (10/21/04 03:24 PM)
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#3262026 - 10/21/04 07:45 PM (19 years, 3 months ago) |
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rivea is 100 tmes nicer than mg. less seeds, no sickness, nicer high. i will never touch mg again now...rivea is far to nice.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#12322870 - 04/03/10 11:15 AM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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Nothing right now, but at one time in an east window I grew morning glory in pots that climbed around the window blossomed and seeded along with potted San Pedro.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: maddogblues]
#12322891 - 04/03/10 11:20 AM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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a six year response. nice.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#12325494 - 04/03/10 07:27 PM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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At the current time I only have three Salvia D plants and I am planning on sowing some Heavenly Blue morning glories this spring.
I have had San Pedro, Datura, N. Rustica, and a single Cannabis plant.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Sir Cypher]
#12762531 - 06/18/10 09:10 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Right now I have one tobacco plant, one banisteriopsis caapi, 5 salvia divinorum, about 10 loph seedlings, 3 morning glory, 8 catha edulis, and a belladona plant.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#12771098 - 06/19/10 09:46 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Anadenanthera columbrina 'Yopo' from Argentina B. caapi 'Caupuri' B. caapi 'Tucunacá' Psychotria alba Psychotria carthaginensis Psychotria viridis Paulinia spp 'Guaraná' Salvia divinorum Brugmansia spp Lophophora williamsii Oncidium spp. Catha edulis Trichocereus pachanoi 'Backberg' T. pachanoi 'Blue' T. peruvianus T. peruvianus short spine monstrose T. bridgesii T. bridgesii monstrose 'Small Penis' T. spp 'Juuls Giant'
And much more in the form of seeds.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: felixhigh]
#12771390 - 06/19/10 10:59 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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2 T. pachanoi (both of which are pupping nicely now) 1 T. terscheckii 1 T. bridgesii seedling 1 L. williamsii (plus 9 seedlings) 1 L. diffusa
Hopefully I'll grab some Passiflora incarnata when it fruits this year. The fruit I saw last year looked immature even though it wasn't.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: felixhigh]
#12771394 - 06/19/10 11:01 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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this year- from west to east, lol Lespedeza bicolor Colchicum autumnale Lomatium dissectum Desmanthus illinoensis D. leptolobus Acharagma, both species Gymnocalycium striglianum Phyllodium pulchellum Pereskiopsis galanga Andrographis paniculata Tulsi Peperomia pellucida Physalis alkekengi Cereus jamacaru Ganoderma lucidum Sida rhombifolia Psychotria viridis P. alba Mimosa hostilis Cyperus alternifolius Cyperus articulatus Ariocarpus fissuratus Sceletium tortuosum S. emarcidum Delosperma bosseranum Echinocereus mojavensis E. dasyacanthus T. pachanoi T. bridgesii (hundreds) T. terscheckii T. chiloensis T. scopulichola T. peruvianus T. hybrids (hundreds) Coryphantha compacta Escobaria vivipara Opuntia burdock moencopi pueblo flour-corn Mammillarias Notocactuses Echinocactus grusonii Capsicums Mukasi (zanzibari lions tail) Phalaris brachystachys Withania somnifera W. coagulans Kale Salvia nemorosa S. officinalis Eriodyction angustifolium Althaea officinalis Scutellaria baicalensis S. barbata Stemmacantha carthamoides walking onion lemon balm Ephedra sinica Astragalus membranaceus Hyssop Mugwort
I probably missed some No I absolutely will not type out my seed collection :P
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Auxin]
#12772364 - 06/20/10 06:42 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Thanks for the list auxin, will have to go through it to see if I want to add any of those to my collection.
Nicotiana tabacum Tobacco Heimia salicifolia Sinicuichi Hyssop officinalis Hyssop Peganum harmala Syrian Rue / Harmal Coriandrum sativum Cilantro/Coriander Ocimum basilicum Sweet Basil Petroselinum crispum Parsley Lavandula angustifolia English Lavendar Stevia rebaudiana Stevia Sstrawberries Tomato Achillea millefolium Paprika Yarrow Echinacea purpurea Purple Coneflower Thymus vulgaris German Thyme Monarda didyma Bee Balm Melissa officinalis Lemon Balm Peppermint Mentha spicata Spearmint Origanum vulgare Greek Oregano Rosmarinus officinalis Rosemary Salvia officinalis Common Sage Salvia elegans Pineapple Sage Catnip / Catmint Lemongrass Hylocereus undatus Pitaya / Dragonfruit Opuntia spp. Nopal Pereskiopsis spathulata Pereskiopsis Salvia divinorum Diviner's Sage Argyreia nervosa Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Passiflora edulis Passionfruit Ipomoea carnea Morning Glory Passiflora incarnata Maypop / Purple Passionflower Delosperma bosseranum Ice Plant Delosperma cooperi Ice Plant Agave,various succulents {okeweed Aloe vera Aloe Desmanthus illinoensis Illinois Bundleflower Acacia maidenii Maiden's Wattle Brugmansia Anadenanthera colubrina Cebil Fig Loquat Trichocereus spp. San Pedro, Peruvian Torch Psychotria Alba,Viridis,Nervosa Silene capensis African Dream Root Valerian officinalis Valerian Artemesia absinthium Wormwood Ephedra sinica Ma Huang Nicotiana rustica Sacred Tobacco Datura metel Capsicum annum Peppers Okra Lactuca virosa Wild Lettuce Leonitis leonurus Lion's Tail Leonitis nepetifolia Lion's Ear Datura stramonium Jimson Weed Solenostemon scutellarioides Coleus Lobelia inflata Indian Tobacco
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: impeachme2]
#12772578 - 06/20/10 08:26 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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T. Bridgesii T. Peruvianus D. Bossaranum S. Tortuosum
these are all the one's i've had a hand in growing, (and have live) but there's a lot of native ethnos around too.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Kanker]
#12773030 - 06/20/10 11:22 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I'd like to try the walking onions.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: GREENOKIE]
#12773397 - 06/20/10 01:02 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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lots of salvia divinorum several n tabacums and rusticas plenty of morning glories quite a few opium poppies and cali poppies a bridgesii a san pedro seedling some sweet peas tons of quinoa a tomato and a pepper a big mojito mint and a lemon balm basil and eggplant seedlings rye seedlings a passion fruit vine yarrow a bunch of lions tails a venus fly trap and a sundew some orchids (mostly paphiopedilums, my favorite ) catnip! and thats about all I can remember!
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Yeah walking onions are great, no digging 
impeachme2 do you use the lemon balm for anything intoxicant related? I dont, but I've heard of people using it in smoke mixes inc. changa because it is apparently a mild metabolic enzyme inhibitor (I forget which CYPs it effects) and also anxiolytic enough to influence changa trips.
Among those I forgot were Heimia salicifolia and H. myrtifolia, I just sent some cured foliage to a mate for easing benzo withdrawls.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Auxin]
#12773629 - 06/20/10 01:44 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I know I missed some, but here is a general list:
Lophophora williamsii Trichocereus bridgesii Trichocereus pachanoi 'backberg' Trichocereus pachanoi 'true peru' Trichocereus peruvianus 'icaros DNA' Trichocereus cuzcoensis Passiflora edulis Psychotria alba Psychotria virdis Psychotria nervosa Annona cherimola Punica granatum Coffea arabica Erythrina mulungu Ficus carica Argyreia nervosa Eucalyptus polyanthemos Citrus limon Citrus sinensis
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12776271 - 06/20/10 10:44 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Most of mine are gone and/or given away but.... T.bridgesii (3 unknown strains) ss02 couple monstrose bridgesii(both clones) t.peruvianus v. serra blue t.peruvianus v. icaros t.peruvianus v. ???????<3 methadone backberg pereskiopsis w/ lophs
This is unfortunately all that fits in my new greenhouse setup
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: lolbience]
#12777126 - 06/21/10 02:21 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I have some gay cacti, datura plants, salvia, ehhhhhhhhhh ehhhhh what else, nicotina rustica, giganteum poppies, lots and lots of chili plants, I have a few passiflora incanata seedlings that may be dagga seedlings due to lack of labelling.
Im sur ethere are others I cant remember right now.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Fleadh]
#12777387 - 06/21/10 05:11 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I have 12 pedro tips growing, plus two cuttings rooting. 7 Lophs plus a seedling that just popped up. I have 2 salvia plants. Annnnnnd mushies lol.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Ledd]
#12777768 - 06/21/10 08:55 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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oh yea, I halso have jars and jars of those stone producing shroomies
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Fleadh]
#12778148 - 06/21/10 11:08 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Woo Hoo! Just got my psychotria viridis to add to my list!
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: GREENOKIE]
#12778464 - 06/21/10 12:30 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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You should post pictures to verify that it is actually P. virdis as many P. alba are sold as P. virdis.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12783175 - 06/22/10 06:56 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Here she is. 
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: GREENOKIE]
#12783871 - 06/22/10 11:00 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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syrian rue psychotria v
t. pachanoi peruvians macrogonus terschekii bridgesii
morning glory ololiuqui hawain baby w.
kanna
MOD EDIT: This is NOT the place for this.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: GREENOKIE]
#12783949 - 06/22/10 11:14 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Looks like a P. virdis to me.
Felix is the true authority on this though.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12784068 - 06/22/10 11:33 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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awesome, you guys have alot of things 
I only have:
Tomatoes Peas Alfalfa San Pedros Unknown Trich Discocactus Heptacanthus Salvia Apiana Bell Peppers Mentha spicata (spearmint)
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12784293 - 06/22/10 12:12 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Thanks.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: GREENOKIE]
#12786926 - 06/22/10 07:42 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Looks more lika alba to me (elliptic shape).
It will become more clear as it grows, but I put my money on alba.
Which is still a great plant IMO. Viridis is more for collections sake because it grows very slow.
Thanks Dan!
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: felixhigh]
#12786959 - 06/22/10 07:48 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I'm used to my P. alba that has such a pointed tip, these seemed to have the more curvy features I think of P. virdis having, but again you know your stuff in that department hands down 
My P. alba:

EDIT: After comparing a bit more, I agree with FH.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12786991 - 06/22/10 07:54 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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My first instinct was alba.
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Ledd
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: taozen]
#12787165 - 06/22/10 08:25 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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That should not be allowed if it is referring to marijuana.
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karode13
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Big L]
#12787186 - 06/22/10 08:28 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I like it how it only took 5 years for this thread to take off. 
Some of my plants include:
Lophophora williamsii Trichocereus bridgesii, a few cultivars including the penis plant. T. pachanoi T. scopulicola T. spachianus Ariocarpus retusus Astrophytum asterias 'Super Kabuto' Psychotria viridis Papaver somniferum Datura stramonium var. Tatula Nasturtium Aloe vera Opuntia species Various herbs and vegetables
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: karode13]
#12791652 - 06/23/10 04:45 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Since were on the subject..

Thats my P. viridis in my greenhouse. Another smaller one to the right. B. caapi is the vine on the ceiling.
Also got
S. divinorum B. caapi T. peruvianus T. pachanoi T. bridgesii M. hostilis
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: eyedea]
#12791961 - 06/23/10 05:33 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Very nice green house, but are you sure that's P. virdis, I cant recall them having any wave to their leaves.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12792129 - 06/23/10 05:58 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I hope they are. I got a cutting a few years back from a friend. Theyre pretty trustworthy imo.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: eyedea]
#12792255 - 06/23/10 06:16 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Felix was telling me last night that P. virdis is even rare for ayahuasqueros down in S. America to grow.
They tend to be slow and not as vivacious as P. alba or as far as I am aware.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12792314 - 06/23/10 06:26 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I had a small weed plant but when i left the room my cat ate it
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Auxin
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Heroin]
#12793589 - 06/23/10 09:48 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Heroins cat
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Auxin]
#12793707 - 06/23/10 10:06 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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i give them catnip, but it's never enough junkies
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12793731 - 06/23/10 10:12 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Cactusdan said: Felix was telling me last night that P. virdis is even rare for ayahuasqueros down in S. America to grow.
They tend to be slow and not as vivacious as P. alba or as far as I am aware.
Do you think people would be selling P. alba for P. viridis?
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: eyedea]
#12793759 - 06/23/10 10:17 PM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Happens VERY VERY frequently.
Actually I've seen it happen almost 99% of the time.
There was one user in AUS that looked like he had P. virdis, but aside from him and Felixhigh I havent seen much posted recently.
P. alba is just so much more vigorous.
Mine survived, outdoors, a FEW good solid freezes.
Also, Felix was saying that there alkaloids aren't much different so virdis is kept more as a "vintage" species.
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: Cactusdan]
#12794866 - 06/24/10 02:41 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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I got one of those viridis from Oz, and yeah.. a stone cold motherfucker to grow outside the tropics.. maby my baby alba will do better. Hopefully I can hybridize them someday
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: eyedea]
#12795158 - 06/24/10 06:38 AM (13 years, 7 months ago) |
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Do you think people would be selling P. alba for P. viridis?
Irie Eye! Yeah mon....what a shit I can tell ya! Growing the fucker out after 6mth germ and another 14mths growing to flower...then finding out it ain't viridis./.... It's not a money issue but a time issue! Yours is looking like an alba IMHO....Looking great BTW... The real id is the spurs on the back of the leaf, apparently?? I have some from seed from stoney, so hoping they're gonna make it! Only another 10mths before I expect flowers.... Respect Z
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: recalcitrant]
#14093275 - 03/09/11 03:55 PM (12 years, 10 months ago) |
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Presently I only have papaver somniferums. I planted a few indoors as a test, and they germinated a few days ago. Big guerilla grow outdoors, can't wait to take pictures of it, it will be beautiful when it blooms!
I have a lone cannabis seed that will probably be planted as well. Perhaps I'll order more? They don't need planting for over a month so we'll see.
I would really like to grow some salvia, I will have to look into it later. I wanna be that guy who still has access to it after it (someday) gets banned :P
*edit* I have no idea how I got on such an old thread. I hate pulling old stuff back up :/
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Couple of hundred L.Williamsii oldest over 30 years old
4 T Peruvianus matucana 3000m 2 years from seed 1 x 17 year old T.pachanoi stump/cuttings factory 8 x T.Pachanoi varying ages
Just about to germinate 1000 x T pachanoi 1000 x T peruvianus matucana 2500m Rimac valley
Fungi when i have the need to replenish the jar
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Re: Your ethnobotanical garden? [Re: lolbience]
#28402926 - 07/21/23 01:53 PM (6 months, 5 days ago) |
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lolbience said: Most of mine are gone and/or given away but.... T.bridgesii (3 unknown strains) ss02 couple monstrose bridgesii(both clones) t.peruvianus v. serra blue t.peruvianus v. icaros t.peruvianus v. ???????<3 methadone backberg pereskiopsis w/ lophs
This is unfortunately all that fits in my new greenhouse setup
Hey bro Have you experienced the SS02 cactus? Did it feel stronger than other cacti? was there any difference?
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