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Tinkal
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Tinkal's Garden
#4459216 - 07/27/05 07:37 AM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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I live in Greece and this is a part of my garden. Most of the plants are entheogens but I also have many herbs.
Solanaceae :
Belladonna atropa:
I just cant's figure why the flowers don't smell! Other solanaceae have characteristic toxic smell. I managed to grow two of them. I am waiting for the first seed harvest. Nice plant though.
Hyosciamus niger:
Divilish plant.Har har! This plant has it's place in the history of ancient Greece. They were using it in the Oracle of Delphi.
Ah nice! First harvest. This came from three plants. One more time I will be able to get seeds in 1-2 months and then they will die. Next year will grow other kinds of Hyosciamus, like Hyosciamus aureus or Hyosciamus albus. Flowers smell strange. Something like trash/lemon/toxic/honey.
Datura inoxia
Always pretty the flowers of Datura. I am thinking in growing black datura. Hope to find them next year. Seedpots are already hanging and I am counting 4. I have 2 daturas.
Mandragora officinalis
At last I managed growing mandragoras. I now have 3 M. officinalis and 3 M. autumnalis. Heard that there ( From "The encyclopedia of Psychoactive plants") 10 variations of this plant. A bit difficult plant to grow due to it's huge root. This shit never dies. Believe me.
Brugmansia sanguinea
It will take years until it will become a real tree. I hove it will survive throught the mediteranian winter. Really beautifull tree. Now it's 3-4 months old.
Mint family
Coleus blumei
The most easy plant to grow in my garden! I have two of them. The second has huge leafs. I am gathering leafs to test the diterpene froskolin. They said it's like salvinorin but with a more dreamy feeling! let me see.. With a x10 extract I will be fine.
Convolvulaceae :
Morning glory (mainly Pearly gates) :
Nice plant, really love them. Easy to grow. I have 6 of them. Next year I will grow Baby Woodrose mainly. That's better ! I am planing to make wine with MG's flowers. We will see...
Ololiuqui :
This plant troubled me! My seeds were old and when I managed to grow one ( from 40 seeds only one plant sprouted) ,I figured that stoped growing. For 3 months, this plant was 5-6 cm high. Now it grows very fast ( I thank the sun) . Expecting to see it's flowers and smell them. I have one of this but next year I will grow 4-6.
Zygophyllaceae
Peganum harmala :
Now that's an interesting plant. There is an other post about our efforts to grow this fucker. http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/4169757/an/0/page/1
I have 7 pots with Peganum harmala.
Edited by Tinkal (08/12/13 05:07 AM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4459253 - 07/27/05 07:54 AM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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Hey nice garden Tinkal!
Popular names mix things up. Ololiuqui is Rivea corymbosa or Argyria nervosa ?
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: ytse]
#4459293 - 07/27/05 08:08 AM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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Very nice garden and nice job stocking up on seeds! How is your salvia coming along?
I see you follow "The path of the poisons" (witchcraft plants )
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: ytse]
#4459301 - 07/27/05 08:11 AM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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Very nice!
But what the fuck is Hyosciamus niger, and how does it intoxicate? Like Datura?
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: filthysock]
#4459327 - 07/27/05 08:20 AM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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Exactly Its in the same family.I think the common name is Henbane (Generally we tend to preffer latin names since there is no confusion using them compared to common names,especially if you live in a country with great folklore around plants)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#4459345 - 07/27/05 08:29 AM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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Yeah, I also prefer to use latin names.
Fuck... I saw a program on discovery a few days ago about how they would intoxicate people in greece on deliriums and send them through staricases going down to the "underworld" too meet the Oracle... through dark mazes and alot of sick taunting things... one of them would be to stay isolated in a booth for 3 days on deleriums before continuing there path to the oracle. Wicked shit. So I guess this is what they used then.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: filthysock]
#4459429 - 07/27/05 08:58 AM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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You sould do the following then. Search for these.
Hyosciamus : * Hyoscyamus albus (White henbane) * Hyoscyamus aureus * Hyoscyamus boveanus * Hyoscyamus muticus * Hyoscyamus niger (Henbane) * Hyoscyamus pusillus * Hyoscyamus reticulatus * Hyoscyamus senecionis
Also see a really strange Hyosciamus, the one that lives in a desert. Hyosciamus muticus. I don't really know if it's really from the family of Hyosciamus.
Do you remember the name of the documentary ?
I guess I should start a new post for Hyosciamus. People should learn about this. It's forgotten.
Psiloman : Witchcraft path. Poison and madness. The path of Saturn.
Ytse : It's Rivea corymbosa (Ololiuqui). Next year I will go for Argyria nervosa (Hawaian Baby Woodrose)
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Edited by Tinkal (07/27/05 09:00 AM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4459464 - 07/27/05 09:09 AM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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No... the name of the documentary is forgotten. Too many benzo's lately, I'm forgetting everythng.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4461091 - 07/27/05 05:54 PM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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Very nice garden, Tinkal! Thank you very much for sharing with us. About your Coleus: Do both of your plants have that pink/green color configuration? I've had that variation of Coleus, but lost it at some point. I love Coleus and have many different types, with different leaf shapes, colors, and growth habits. Are they all Blumei, or is just that one you have a pic of Blumei? Just curious, because I really enjoy this plant for aesthetic purposes, and I do feel a certain "connection" with Coleus. I have made tea from 100 fresh leaves with no effect, and feel only a slight quasi-placebo effect from smoking. I haven't done any extractions. Psiloman, what do you know about Coleus and it's chemical constituency.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: ToolTroll]
#4461224 - 07/27/05 06:45 PM (18 years, 7 months ago) |
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Lets see first what Dr Duke has to say
http://sun.ars-grin.gov:8080/npgspub/xsql/duke/plantdisp.xsql?taxon=295
Nothing interesting there although keep in mind that a)Dr Duke is not infallible b)the list seems very short and i dont know the screening methods he used.
Take for example Dr Duke entry on salvia divinorum http://sun.ars-grin.gov:8080/npgspub/xsql/duke/plantdisp.xsql?taxon=886 .Do you see all salvinorins there? No.Do you see any interesting activitiesnoted by him? No. Thats of course contrary to what we know about this plant nowadays,some people are equiping their homes with complete home cinemas from money they got overpricing this plant.
"Froskolin" is actually....forskolin
Is forskolin indeed present in coleus Blumei or only in Coleus Forskohlii? (See http://sun.ars-grin.gov:8080/npgspub/xsql/duke/plantdisp.xsql?taxon=294 )
As for this compound see these links :
http://forskolin.4mg.com/
http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/fors.html
To me its sounds more or less having an effect similar to caffeine (that rise in cAMP intracellular levels) although it might have other actions as well.
Maybe the rumors about this plant started from the refference in -i dont remember whose book- that a curandero had them in his yard.When asked about it he just said that they are ornamental,his daughter brought them from market becase "they looked pretty".There could be something more there,there could be nothing as well...
Maybe an extract,a smokable extract of the plant could be well worth trying.Even salvia divinorum which is UNDENIABLY psychoactive has a pooor oral performance. What kind of extraction you ask? Acetone extraction first,we are after some terpenes arent we? Salvinorin A is located on glandular trichomes of Salvia leaves and a simple wash of the leaf with acetone retrieves it (its not intracellularly in a vacuole or something).This could be tried with coleus as well (saves you from huge chlorophyl content of the final product.).If it works bingo.If not pulverize leaves and try again.
If indeed this plant is psychoactive ,the active component might not be the afforementioned one,we might be looking on something completely different.
Tinkal where did you hear those comments about it being as salvia but "dreamier"? My general advice is to beware os placibin ,placebo hydrochloride and all their salts and preperations
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#4574552 - 08/24/05 11:20 AM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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An update.
Belladonna's berries :
Now I understand why kids eat theese! They are black and they shine. Someone told me that eaven one berry can kill you.
Ololiuqui :
I saw some hardening. Morning glories didn't do that!
Pereskiopsis spathulata :
Now this is a nice colonisation. They grow really fast.
Leonotis leonorus :
I think this is a Leonotis, but I am not shure. I will wait for the flowers. They smell like mint but the fragrance is more intence.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4575321 - 08/24/05 03:17 PM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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Update :
A baby Mandragora autumnalis
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Edited by Tinkal (10/02/05 05:31 AM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4575995 - 08/24/05 06:26 PM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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Bravo for the garden! I love updates so keep em coming!
Did this mandragora come from a seed sown now,or from previous rootstock you had in ground?
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#4576154 - 08/24/05 07:00 PM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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beautiful garden!
i happen to be greek, but i've never been to greece, what's up with that ...
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: HB]
#4577056 - 08/24/05 10:41 PM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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thats a leonotis, but not a leonurus, could possibly be klip dagga. I have some leonurus and they have much skinnier leafs.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: CptnGarden]
#4577799 - 08/25/05 02:53 AM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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great garden
i have clip dagga with much wider leafs... this realy looks like something in between the both of them. im guessing its Leonotis leonorus X nepetifolia.
how much sun and water does your belladonna get? im keeping mine in the shade with almost contantly damp soil, and im in holland so its already moist here with many many clowdy days... mine are bigger, with wider leafs, but they arent flowering yet and they dont smell either.
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It's Leonotis, that's true. But I really don't know what kind it is . I ordered seeds with the name L. leonorus. They might have send me wrong spp. The site has the following kinds :
Leonotis Staircase Leonotis africana Leonotis leonurus Leonotis leonurus white Leonotis nepetifolia Leonotis ocymifolia ssp ocymifolia Leonotis ocymifolia ssp raineriana
It might be one of them...
I keep my Belladonnas in full sun, no shade, but with plenty of air. You know, Vertigo6911, these flowers don't smell. Hehehe. Be sure to have them in big pots. They have big roots.
I read somewere that in Africa they make oil from leonotis. Something like Hash oil. With some guidance I could make some too.
As for the mandragoras, it's a photo 2 months ago and it's from seed. It's better to grow mandragora spp and brugmansia spp in the ground and not in pots. I don't have luck in these two.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4578152 - 08/25/05 08:47 AM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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is there a specific way datura and other tropane species need to be handled, like during a transplant, so as to avoid passing chemicals through the plant? or is it fairly innocuous until you ingest it?
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: HB]
#4592909 - 08/28/05 10:12 PM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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No I don't think that there is any special way.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4611887 - 09/02/05 10:13 AM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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Oh it's raining! A bliss.
Making the right combination of fertilizers + raining season I have very good results from my plants.
Salvia spledens Alba: It finally bloomed. They were sick for 4 months. New fertilizer made them very strong.
Trichocereus pachanoi f. monstrosus: After one year, it remains a baby.
Hyoscyamus niger root. Last one that died. I got it's root. Biggest from all the three. Now I am leaving the new plants to grow all together. Every pot has 4-5 plants together. We will see the results.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4619246 - 09/04/05 11:45 AM (18 years, 6 months ago) |
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The plant you indentified as Trichocereus pachanoi f. monstrosus is just a trichocereus pachanoi crest(ate). Monstorous is less spectaculair. Monstorosus means that it is still columnar but that the ribs are not continuesly separetad.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: darkice]
#4744406 - 10/02/05 05:43 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Update Octomber 2005 :
Mandragora autumnalis :
After 4 months without leaves, they finaly made it. I've read that they bloom in the winter, but I don't know if this is true. All I know is that both of M. autumnalis they were is hybernation all the summer.
Leonotis spp. :
That's a better close up of the plant. I noticed that the root system is strong and there is a great possibility to make it throught the winter. Can anyone now tell me what exactly this plant is ? What spp ? The seeds say "Leonotis Leonorus" but i guess they aren't.
Peganum harmala :
I am a bit worried about these. They are so thin, and I have been growing them from June. Some of them got white, something like mold. Don't know what is it. I'll find out.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4745502 - 10/02/05 02:39 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Beautiful...Beautiful...Beautiful!!!! Awesome garden work, Tinkal.
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Thank you very much! I see you are excited! I am more excited about my mandragoras. I will have plenty of their "teachings" in the following months.
At the winter I will continue my garden indoors but only with grafted cacti. I hope most of my outdoor plants will survive for the next summer!
Theese will be the cacti I will start growing :
CORYPHANTHA MACROMERIS EPITHELANTHA MICROMERIS ASTROPHYTUM ASTERIAS PELECYPHORA VALDEZIANA ARIOCARPUS RETUSUS
Please do come again, I will have more photos.
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Edited by Tinkal (10/03/05 09:07 AM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4750447 - 10/03/05 05:02 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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I've read a bit about the fruit of the Mandragora. It is apparently a very spiritually powerful aphrodisiac that must be handled with care. You are one of very few people on the planet right now who have (or should I say "will have"?) access to this priviledge. A 'trip' report is hereby politely demanded of you.
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Everyone can get access to this plant.Just buy some seeds (aint that hard to find) and....plant em!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#4751469 - 10/03/05 08:32 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Tinkal
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Solanaceae Updated :
Belladonna :
It's flowers. The funny part is that theydon't smell at all. I picked at least 10 flowers and then I smelled something...
Brugmansia :
I know I am doing something wrong. But did't figure out. It stopped growing. It's 5 months old!
Mandragora autumnalis :
Grow boy, grow. I need your apples.
Mandragora officinalis :
5 Months old, died from heavy rain.
Datura inoxia :
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4758848 - 10/05/05 11:52 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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still, ive searched for mandragora before and found nothing. Tinkal is prolly the only shroomerite growing it right now...
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And you know what the problem is ? It's because everyone find this procedure very boring. You know how difficult find some people the procedure of seed propagation and grow? Everyone wants his pedro or his mandragora ready and chopped!
Edited by Tinkal (10/06/05 03:32 AM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4762505 - 10/06/05 03:41 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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the dagga is leonotis neptifolia, klip dagga.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: CptnGarden]
#4762510 - 10/06/05 03:51 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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i disagree, the leafs are too narrow to be nepetifolia. clip dagga has much rounder leafs, these seem somewhat in between leonurus and nepetifolia...
heres nepetifolia:
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4769955 - 10/07/05 03:53 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Tinkal, I'd like to hear more about using the nightshades and the daturas, if you have the time. Specifically, in a medicinal context.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4769984 - 10/07/05 04:07 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Quote:
Tinkal said: Also see a really strange Hyosciamus, the one that lives in a desert. Hyosciamus muticus. I don't really know if it's really from the family of Hyosciamus.
Hi Tinkal. The plant in the picture definitely isn't H. muticus Here is one picture of confirmed H. muticus:
H. aureus can be a really nice plant grown in a container. The strangest looking species I've grown is H. boveanus. Have you seen H. reticulatus?
That one is on my most wanted list, and I should have a batch of seeds from a contact in Israel in the next month or so.
Best wishes with your garden.
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Quote:
Tinkal, I'd like to hear more about using the nightshades and the daturas, if you have the time. Specifically, in a medicinal context.
I hope you dont mind me butting in...
Nightshades such as Belladona has been used aesthetically to dilate the pupil of the eye.This has two main application.
First of all cosmetic,hence the name.Ladies used drops from the fruits or water infusions of this plants to make their pupils dilater and make them to appera more attractive.
Second,a medicinal use was to dilate the pupil so a doctor could look inside your eye,bu utilizing gentle light.In this way certain diseasers of the eye could be spotted.Nowadays they use other compounds for this job because atropine and scopolamine are too long lasting.You certainly wouldnt like to walk for 2-3 days blind like a bad and photophobic after an eye examination.
Another use of anticholinergics is loosening of muscles in pre surgery treatments ,so surgery can proceed easily.Also some brominated versions of them are used for relaxing the gut,making pain from gut spasms to subside.
Half a century ago (or in modern times) plants liek datura were used to treat parkinson's symptoms. A rise in dopamine (look up Levodopa) or a "fall" in acetylocholine aleviated symptoms. Patients usually smoked leaves of Datura or more rarely drank infusions of them,a quite dangerous practice.
For all the above applications nowadays synthetic compounds are used,most of them carrying modifications that enable them to exhibit only the desired action ,lacking unwanted side effects like delirium.
Sorry for the info overloda ,i simply couldnt resist!
Oh an by the way, hell of a nice first post there! I hope we see you more often in ethnobotanical garden!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#4770480 - 10/07/05 06:59 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Nah, I don't mind at all. Appreciate your posts always, Psiloman. I've read a fair amount on the better known medicinal uses of the nightshades and the daturas, but I know with certainty that modern (in-home) medicinal usage is far superior. Very few, but some, people know how to use the plants to destroy the power of sickness and to get people in a more centered state of being. This is the type of information that I'd love to read more on.
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Oh,in home use?
This coud be the Parkinson's temporary remedy ,and also an asthma remedy since those alkaloids are known to be a bronchodilator. Having this action (bronchodilation) those alkaloids could allow one to breath more freely, so they could be propably used in cases where due to a disease/flu the patient would have breathing difficulties (of course exclding mechanical obstructions of the trachea,the breathing tube that leads to ones lungs.
I dont know dosages or recipies but im sure they can be foudn around. Its quite propable that Tinkal knows more of its folklore uses (and dosages) than me ,so here im stepping down and letting the Green Thumb man to share what he knows with us.
Tinkal certainly has his way with the plants.I visited him personally and let me tell you that he amazed me with his gardening skills! I think he should keep it up because he has a talent there!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#4770544 - 10/07/05 07:18 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Kudos to Tinkal. Tell us what we need to know....
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Belladonna :
Ballarina's feet
Scopolia : I am really interested in finding H. boveanus and H. reticulatus seeds. I find Hyoscyamus very interesteing. It's the plant that I am connected with it.
As for the medicinal dosages of datura, Hyoscyamus and Belladonna, I have them in a Greek book. I'll try posting here some time.
Oh, and my avatar is a flower of Hyoscyamus niger!
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Edited by Tinkal (10/09/05 07:30 AM)
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Tinkal said: Scopolia : I am really interested in finding H. boveanus and H. reticulatus seeds. I find Hyoscyamus very interesteing. It's the plant that I am connected with it.
I have some rather old seeds of Hyo. boveanus that I am trying to germinate now. They were collected about 5 years ago in the Sinai, near the Red Sea. If normal methods don't work then I will try GA-3.
Edited by Scopolia (10/13/05 08:49 PM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Scopolia]
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Well good luck! You seem familiar with enough methods of cultivation. I respect that and I am looking forward in learning these. You are presenting me with parts of H. family that I just cant find.
Looking at this site I found that the Hyoscyamus family has 20 spp. witch is a part of the HYOSCYAMEAE family, witch is a part of SOLANOIDEAE family, witch is a part of the great family of SOLANACEAE. That sounded good. http://www.bgard.science.ru.nl/bgardnym.htm
I will be happy if some time we trade seeds.
Since Enter asked me, I am going to make a how-to guide for Hyoscyamus spp. or Mandragora spp.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
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Hi Tinkal, thank you for the links.
The tribus Hysocyameae is my favorite part of the Solanaceae. I also am going through germination trials of seeds of most of the genera in the tribe. Speaking of which, it appears that I have had the first germination in my Hyoscyamus trials today, Hyoscyamus bohemicus.
Wish me continued luck.
Edited by Scopolia (10/13/05 08:50 PM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4788882 - 10/11/05 07:53 PM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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Tinkal, can you show us a pic or two (or more ) of Datura Stramonium root at an arm length's distance? I'm trying to put together a little info on it for the site. Any help would be much appreciated.
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I'll have to wait for the plant to start dying. Then I will kill them. Both of my D. inoxias still produce seedspots you know.
Garden update :
Morning glory :
I photographed some of the Morning glory seeds that I harvested today.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4797681 - 10/13/05 10:10 AM (18 years, 5 months ago) |
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A Hyoscyamus muticus collection from Nepal began germinating today, 6 days after sowing! Not bad for seed collected in 1986
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Scopolia]
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19 OCT 2005
Mandragora autumnalis
One more month and I will have the pleasure to smell it's flowers.
Brugmansia sanguinea
I stopped watering it and it felt better. That was the secret. Watering two times a months...
Catharanthus spp.
Its C. roseus (Vinca rosea) It's entheogenic properties can be found in "The Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Plants". In fact someone can start a post for this plant. It contains more than 70 alkaloids, most of them indole alkaloids some of which are ibogaine type.
Hyoscyamus niger
That's a lot of seeds for this year! I'll be experimenting with these.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
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Quote:
A Hyoscyamus muticus collection from Nepal began germinating today, 6 days after sowing! Not bad for seed collected in 1986
wow! lol
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Scopolia : Combined treatments such as KNO3 plus GA-3, or hydrogen peroxide plus GA-3 have given higher germination than either treatment alone.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4844799 - 10/24/05 07:22 AM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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Problematic Update :
Pereskiopsis spathulata :
4 days ago I transfered the plants indoors due to rain season, wind etc etc. A day after I saw the following. Some of them started going brown, and from some, their leaves started falling (especialy from top). Any solusion ? Should I water them or should I let them dry more ? I think that from some of them their root started roting. Help.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4844835 - 10/24/05 08:03 AM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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very nice garden good work.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: shriek]
#4845914 - 10/24/05 02:02 PM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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Is Salvia Splendens active?
Tinkal, have you eaten coleus leaves yet? If you have, did it work?
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: cvele]
#4847871 - 10/24/05 09:49 PM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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S. splendens contains a-thujune. You can make an absinth-like drink. C. blumei. No, not yet !
I was just wondering if someone could give me an answer about the pereskiopsis.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4849407 - 10/25/05 07:24 AM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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I never had pereskiopsis but I think they donnt need leaves in order to live and grow. Try to repot to more sandy mixture and less watering for some period
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: cvele]
#4862567 - 10/28/05 05:31 AM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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My cat is addicted to catnip. Please help !
For 5 minutes he did something that can be only described as heavy porno. It was his first time. He felt really good. (...and for 5 minutes I was laughing my guts out)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4886974 - 11/03/05 02:23 AM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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Datura inoxia update :
Some of you asked for pictures of D. inoxia roots. Well here they are.
Up 'til now, these roots are the biggest I have ever grown.
All of them are from Daturas 6 months old.
Seems that my fertiliser combo was very good.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4887135 - 11/03/05 04:42 AM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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haha your cat pictures crack me up
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#4890650 - 11/03/05 07:42 PM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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Tinkal said: Datura inoxia update :
Some of you asked for pictures of D. inoxia roots. Well here they are.
Up 'til now, these roots are the biggest I have ever grown.
All of them are from Daturas 6 months old.
Seems that my fertiliser combo was very good.
Beautiful! Thanks for posting them. If anyone has the Stramonium roots to post pls do.
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Update 11 Dec 2005
Mandragora autumnalis :
It's thriving at this time of this season. You can see the early formation of the flowers.
Brugmansia sanguinea :
There wasn't any problem with this plant too. I'll try making a greenhouse for some of these plants.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5048482 - 12/11/05 02:34 PM (18 years, 3 months ago) |
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Tinkal, if you have a few extra minutes some time this weekend or the next, can you post any growing tips and instructions on the Mandrake plant? (I'm putting together some grow guides).
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I've seen that and I' m very glad for your post. I'll try within the next week to make some growing tips.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5171020 - 01/12/06 06:35 AM (18 years, 2 months ago) |
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Mandragora autumnalis Update :
Better late than never. It was supposed to bloom 2 months ago. I hope it will produce seeds in the end. It seems having a good time with the current weather condition. They are 12 flower but they didn't bloomed all yet.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5177515 - 01/13/06 03:57 PM (18 years, 2 months ago) |
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beautiful specimen
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tip for the perskops...
go out and get some rooting hormone.. add one teaspoon to a galon of water... drench the soil out good and har one time... then resum back to normal watering schedule...
Mist the leaves good a few times.. they love drinking in the water, and are prolly mad at you for taking them out of that envirnment
they will recover... and do just fine.. there very hardy. if your worried about losing them...
cut off the tips, dunk them in hormone for a minute, then plant them in dixy cups, and place under a soft white lightbulb.... you'll have more plants then you know what to do with in notime.
hope this helps a bit.
((don't worry about over watering... they will drink what you throw at them.))
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: kolizion]
#5201171 - 01/19/06 11:56 PM (18 years, 2 months ago) |
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Thank you for the advice but the problem was the change of environment. They socked after putting them indoors. After a week they were fine.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5202550 - 01/20/06 12:09 PM (18 years, 2 months ago) |
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Hyoscyamus niger is great to roll with some herb. The smoke tastes like fennel seed and mixes really well flavor wise. It just makes you a little higher than normal with more bloodshot eyes.
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Ah, so here's where all of you Patera-heads have been hiding. Nice garden, Tinkal, keep it up... =)
I'll see you around ;-)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Sino]
#5569703 - 04/29/06 07:21 AM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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Mandragora autumnalis root
Harvested yesterday. The Plant was 2 years old.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5576652 - 05/01/06 09:25 AM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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Papaver bracteatum seedlings
Brunfelsia latifolia
Nicotiana rustica [ 2 pots with many seedlings ]
Hawaian Baby Woodrose
I found very difficult in growing yopo. The climate is not suitable for this plant. Also the Brugmansia sanguinea died from rotted root. This years winter was a bit strange for my plants. Also if anyone from Europe wants to send me cuttings from S. divinorum I would be very grateful. I am constructing a greenhouse especially for these plants. I also have a descent list of seeds for trading. Please PM me for the list.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5584719 - 05/03/06 07:53 AM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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Mandragora autumnalis
The last autumnalis remained.
Delosperma cooperi
I bought them today. Three of them.
Peganum harmala
All 7 pots. I hope this summer they'll give me seeds.
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Edited by Tinkal (06/04/06 10:07 PM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5589062 - 05/04/06 04:22 AM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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Congrats on the awesome garden!
You must be in one of those prime parts of the world where the conditions for growing most types of plants are juuuuuuust right
I've started my own little ethnobotanical garden, and if its half as successful as yours I'd be pretty satisfied with that.
Keep up the good work
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I live in Greece, in mediteranian. I couldn't say that this climate is the best, but suits me fine.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5589552 - 05/04/06 10:38 AM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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How long did it it take for your syrian rue to reach that size?What conditions do they like best?I know they like a dry arrid climate with not much water.But is this what methods worked for you?
I noticed peganum harmala seeds are pretty easy germinators.
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Well I'm not much of a gardener myself but I can tell you've put alot of effort into your works.
I really enjoy your photos, keep em coming!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: kraj]
#5590615 - 05/04/06 04:21 PM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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aNeway2sayHooray : This is the second year of my harmalas. I expect them to produce seeds this year. If we had no winter, their size would be bigger since it's a plant of the deserts. From Octomber to May, I didn't watered them at all, but from June to september needs 1 or 2 times a bit o water. I treat them like cacti. As for conditions, they like full sun , not to much water and dry soil. You can visit this page to see how they grew and also some details that can help you grow them too :
Notes on Growing Peganum Harmala (Syrian Rue) http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/4169757/page/0/fpart/1/vc/1
If you want to start growing them now it's the perfect time. The seeds contain knowledge.
kraj : Thank you very much for your words, I am very flattered! As for the photos, I'll keep them coming.
I have one more project with grafts but it's not the best time to show pictures.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5596968 - 05/06/06 05:11 AM (17 years, 10 months ago) |
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Papaver lateritium
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5713061 - 06/04/06 10:14 PM (17 years, 9 months ago) |
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JUNE UPDATE :
Papaver bracteatum
Nicotiana rustica
Hawaian Baby Woodrose
I now have 5 Mandragora autumnalis and I am preparing some nice liquors.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5744880 - 06/13/06 04:26 AM (17 years, 9 months ago) |
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JUNE UPDATE
Two more M. autumnalis sprowted.
I am trying to propagate some seeds that were difficult for me in the past 2 years. From left to right : Mandragora officinalis, Anadenanthera peregrina, Mucuna pruriens. This time I am using GA-3 tablets, and hope for the best.
You can also go here : http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat...ed9#Post5744868 And see the Update on P. harmala.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5791570 - 06/26/06 03:17 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Peganum harmala
Lophophora wiliamsii
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5795613 - 06/27/06 11:36 AM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Nice looking Lopho
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Very impressive garden
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: ClammyJoe]
#5795882 - 06/27/06 01:31 PM (17 years, 8 months ago) |
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Thank you about the lophophora. Since I got about 10 free pereskiopsis, I am planing for the winter to graft them all with lophophoras.
I also have Astrophitum, Peleciphora and San pedro grafted on pereskiopsis. But these photos are for another time
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5905691 - 07/27/06 03:04 PM (17 years, 7 months ago) |
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Ok, this is "the other time" that I talked about!
Lophophora wiliamsii
Trichocereus pachanoi
Epithelantha micromeris
Hawaiian Baby Woodrose
Have a nice Summer!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#5914390 - 07/30/06 08:18 AM (17 years, 7 months ago) |
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Wow!!!
Is the first one indeed a Williamsi? Looks like another species of lophophora...
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#6031541 - 09/05/06 02:16 PM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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All the summer I read and worked with grafts. So I took the four pups from the main L. williamsii that you can see in previus posts and I made four graft. I found that nothing went wrong and now I have +4 grafted peyots. Here are two of them.
Psiloman : I saw the seedbag and it said L. williamsii. I searched the internet and I saw other williamsii grafts similar to mine. Here is a pic I uploaded for you :
(Will be making the same peyote garden in the near future)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6032276 - 09/05/06 05:11 PM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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wow that's amazing... how long does it take to "mature" from a little graft to an edible peyote?
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Simisu]
#6034319 - 09/06/06 05:46 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Nice grafts, I like the lopho garden pic you found, it reminds me of spaghetti trees.
Looks like you've got the knack of making these grafts, I've only managed to get about half of mine to take so far.
Simisu, Even if the peyote on the end of pereskiopsis is big, like in the pic above, they won't be immediately edible. Or more precisely, you can eat them but they won't contain any mescaline as the very intensively grown peyote can't produce the same level as it would grown naturally. I've heard it recommended that pereskiopsis grafted Lophophoras should be given a years growth on their own roots inorder to give them the time to produce sufficient mescaline.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: BlueDruid]
#6034417 - 09/06/06 08:07 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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On the other hand i have heard that grafted lophophoras ,when they reach an appropriate size they can compare in alkaloidal content with "grandparent" lophophoras.
Anyhow, Simisu, the "consumer mentality" is for me not that of a fruitfull approach...In my books one shouldnt eagerly wait till they reach a certain size so they can barely be usefull for consumption.Let them grow.,have lots of them and produce seeds,dont look at them as a "mescaline factory that must be harvested when it reaches the size that can give you a trip".Imagine having 30 of them and leaving them 4-5-6 years more than one would consider them "ready for consumption".Mmm,maybe there is the magic.
Tinkal,are all your grafts from one seed? If so ,try getting some more seeds from another source so when they reach the flowering stafge you can cross-polinate them. Avoid inbreeding this species . Yes,it could selfpollinate but preffer having a variable genetic stock...Good things come to those who do this
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#6034519 - 09/06/06 09:17 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Psiloman said: Anyhow, Simisu, the "consumer mentality" is for me not that of a fruitfull approach...In my books one shouldnt eagerly wait till they reach a certain size so they can barely be usefull for consumption.Let them grow.,have lots of them and produce seeds,dont look at them as a "mescaline factory that must be harvested when it reaches the size that can give you a trip".Imagine having 30 of them and leaving them 4-5-6 years more than one would consider them "ready for consumption".Mmm,maybe there is the magic.
i agree but it's still imparative to know when you can expect to harvest the first one no doubt one must also grow with the plants, and when the time is right for both the consumer and the plant the expiriance would be much more productive i guess... or at least it gives the sense and comfort that that's the way the expiriance is going to go?
that's exectly why i chose to grow salvia, i know someday i'd like to expiriance its magic but i'm not ready yet! i could just as well go to the store and buy some 10X to experiment with but somehow it doesn't feel right to me! i just got a clone in the mail and hopfully if it survives by the time i feel ready i would have no problame harvesting enough for my first expiriance
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Simisu]
#6034723 - 09/06/06 11:02 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Its good ordering live material as you did.First one becomes self sufficient and if carefull he can have a small ethnogarden untouched from officials whatever their whims might be (have you noticed that countries "import" psychoactive's laws? You might find in your country's newspaper of state compounds banned that havent even touched israeli soil!).Then you skip all the dealer and price madness that follows many products (that a VERY VERY big part that tends to give many sane people...nausea!).Then you get the pleasure of cultivating and experimenting.
For example one might love growing this cactus so much he starts a small breeding program mixing DNA via pollination of different subvarieties and ending up with healthy robust plants. One could even go a bit more experimental! A graft like that is such a nice candidate for experiments! Think of doubling its genetic material (polyploidy) : http://lophophora.blogspot.com/2006/07/flowering-lophophora-williamsii.html#comments This is a big issue,and the benefits of polyploidy let alone speciation that can occur are worth the try! Oh by the way thats a very nice lophophora blogspot.
Also one could experiment in simple issues such as repotting the pereskiopsis-lophophora graft on a different,bigger pot to see if the non rootbound state would boost more the growth of a graft that seems to have slowed down (around 7-8 years after grafting).One coule even apply more liberally festilisers and/or plant hormones to notice its responce. So many ideas,all being viable by this pereskiospis/peyote union!
For me San Pedro is a more viable source of alkaloids ,yes it can also get grafted on pereskiopsis to go past seedling stage or just for curiosity .
Tinkal,what happened to your peganum? Any photos?
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#6034957 - 09/06/06 12:32 PM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Yes, the other four grafts were from the same plant. I found them growing very fast. I'm planning to get at least 20 grafts of L. williamsii since I got the apropriate space. I am thinking of replanting the grafted San pedro on a bigger pot and the only thing visible would be the S.p. The pereskiopsis will be all beneath the ground. What do you think? See the graft of the S. pedro and tell me.
I can't buy right now anything from the market.
My P. harmalas are growing and they are healthy, but I think they will never give flowers. This plant needs to be on it's natural environment or at least in the ground and not in a pot. This year I got 4 flowers from the seven pots and all of them fell.
You have to get back man to start some serious projects. You know that.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6040707 - 09/08/06 08:25 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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The peganum flowers fell and what was left on their place? Have you pollinated them? Sometimes when a flower gets pollinated it seems to "fall off" and the remaining part, the "base of the flower" forms the fruit.
Wait for the pedro to get bigger and then replant.Also,stock on more lophophoras,you need genetic variability.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#6040772 - 09/08/06 09:11 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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I did pollinated them my friend. The flowers fell and started forming a calyx with 3-4 seeds. In green colour. After some days they stoped growing and got brown and fell. Nothing I could do. Next year I will have more photographic material about this.
Since these plant are ok about the curent mediteranian environment, I am not affraid if they die at winter. They survived with 10cm of snow last winter!
Next spring's project will be this : One pot has ten roots. I will plant them in the ground. We just have to find a great spot you know.
I will replant San pedro today becouse it stopped growing. The pot is too small fot a cacti like this.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6041035 - 09/08/06 11:24 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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San Pedro Replanting Pictorial :
I cutted pereskiopsis in half. Since it's autumn, it's the right season for replanting.
Let's see what will happen in the following months!
This is the way I grafted the Peyots.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6041295 - 09/08/06 12:40 PM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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So half of a pereskiopsis stick on the ground and the san pedro on top! That shoulde be interesting.Personally i would moisten the stick,moisten the ground and apply some rooting powder on the stick just in case.Also you could leave the other half of the stick with the rootball in the dirk for a second graft on it.Really,there is no need for uprooting.
Ah,an 8ribed pachanoi! Is this common ? Dont really know...Also i think the pedro is quite young.Could it possibly benefit from a longer stay on the pereskiopsis? You can take advantage of the pereskiopsis rooting system to pump it up with nutrients before this procedure.Anyway its still technically grafted on it. An advice would be to keep the soil warm,this will encourage root growth. Is your fertilising scheme the one i know with maxicrop + humic acids (the "biostar" product or whatever is its name) plus the 20-20-20? In what quantities do you apply the 20-20-20 fert?
Another idea would be liming,that is the addition of CaCO3 and propably some MgCO3 in the soil to buffer the soil pH to a basic range which would allow for more N-P-K (Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium) absorbance plus encourage beneficial microorganism growth. Now,the concensus in psychoactive forums is that cacti preffer alkaline soils (whereas i read in other places that cacti preffer slightly acidic ,can one put this question to a rest?) so liming will bring the pH range to their optimum.Now ,where do you score this compounds? I tried to find them on the market and noone carries them.Maybe one could get dolomite (mineral stone with lots CaCo3 +MgCO3).Alternatively one could use commercial antacids! Ask on a pharmacy for Tums. Its antacid tablets.Crush lets say 30 of them and mix them with some soil.Then plant the cactus there.One could run a simple experiment :Plant one graft in normal soil and plant a graft on soil +Tums and see if there is any difference,given that tou will ferilize and treat both the same. Keep in mind that soils turn acidic with subsequent applications of fertilisers and rainfall,so supplementation with limestone like this could prove beneficial.
Do you have other grafted pachanois? Please show us your collection.
On the peganum harmala :Maybe next spring you could transfer one of the plants in soil and see how it does!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#6048989 - 09/11/06 03:44 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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I didn't noticed that! Eight ribs! It's from Ytse's seeds. It is though a T. pachanoi. I don't have any other pachanoi's but I am growing the folloing :
T. terscheckii T. bridgesii T. peruvianus
I will leave them at least for 10 months to grow on soil before I graft them. The other experiments (15 day's old pups) were really difficult.
Yes my fertilising scheme is the on you know! Biostar, Maxicrop and the 20-20-20.
Interesting article about Tums. I'll search more about this.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6049014 - 09/11/06 04:38 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Tinkal ~
Since its been a year since we last typed/talked with one another, let me wish you a happy 2006 - and - while I'm at it - a happy 2007 just to be early this time around.
Very nice pics - all of em. What is the species of plant you are using to set the peyote ontop of? How stable of a plant is it indoors?
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It's Pereskiopsis spathulata and it's stable enough for all the cacti I used!
I forgot to say that the idea of using pereskiopsis as a complete root (T. pachanoi experiment), is from Psiloman. Thank you for your clever ideas man! I advise you to make a complete how to if my plant survives.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6052483 - 09/12/06 05:35 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Psiloman, Don't know how common 8 ribbed Pachanoi is but I've got 2 of them (from the same source), I think they're not uncommon but rarer than lower numbers of ribs.
Tikal, I'm not sure I followed your comments on the pereskiopsis graft, have you cut the pereskiopsis rootball off & then planted the pereskipsis up to the scion? Have I gotten the wrong end of the stick as it'd seem easier to plant the whole lot roots & all? Did you use rooting powder on the pereskiopsis? I don't but I think it may be useful in this situation as the pereskiopsis won't be getting much light energy while its putting out roots. Might not make a difference though.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: BlueDruid]
#6052494 - 09/12/06 05:58 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Sometimes I can't eaven read my own writings! I must be braidamaged.
Yes, I did cut pereskiopsis' rootball and planted the other half with the graft in the soil. After that I threw away the old root.
I used some rooting powder on the pereskiopsis. And since I read complaints and better ideas I have to tell you that this is only an experiment! We will figure if this project was helpful or not!
A nice datura I found in my village :
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6059827 - 09/14/06 05:03 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Acacia maidenii. At last! One seed grew! I was trying to grow this one for about a year and finaly I saw leaves. My other two projects are to grow Yopo and Mucuna pruriens. The seeds were for about 2-3 weeks in jeefy pellet. I was watering this every 3 days.
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#6059839 - 09/14/06 05:19 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Well done on germinating the Acacia Maidenii, can you give any info on how you managed it? I haven't had any luck in germinating this one.
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BlueDruid said: Well done on germinating the Acacia Maidenii, can you give any info on how you managed it? I haven't had any luck in germinating this one.
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First go the and read about acacia seed propagation treatment : http://farrer.csu.edu.au/ASGAP/acacia2.html
The project was indoors. I put a jiffy pellet in a glass of water half filled with water+h2o2. When the pelled drunk as much water as it could stand, I put it out and placed under fluorescent lights 80Wx2 (20cm high from pellet). I then put 3 seeds of A. maidenii inside the pellet and pressed a little.
Every 3 days i watered a little the pellet
After 3 weeks leafs started popping.
The room was in 27oC
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6072669 - 09/17/06 11:44 PM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Ololiuqui :
Last years ololiuqui died when winter came. What sould I do with this years one?
note: I can't make now a greenhouse
Pereskiopsis spathulata (2 years old)
This is where my grafts come from. One pot I'll leave outside to see if it survives.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6072708 - 09/17/06 11:53 PM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Cut it down to the root and keep it dormant throught the winter, and then let it try to spring back when the right conditions happen (early spring).
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This is what I had in mind. Thank you. It will happen the same for my Woodrose. Also I'll have to put inside Brugmansia sanguinea and all of the L. williamsii.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6072993 - 09/18/06 03:31 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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nice pereskiopsis man, they get tall quick dont they
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: CptnGarden]
#6073145 - 09/18/06 06:09 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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Yes, I did cut pereskiopsis' rootball and planted the other half with the graft in the soil. After that I threw away the old root.
shame, i bet that old root would have grown out to a new plant wihtout problem.
u should see some of the tiny leftovers from grating that i planted, havent lost single one yet.
hell, everything of the peres i stick into the ground seems to take root. (even the leafs, though they dont produce new shoots)
anyways ive asked around about the repotting and alot of people just bury the whole peres, with good results.
hey did your peres ever flower yet?
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This is what I was trying to do the whole summer! But nothing happened. I didn't eaven cut a tiny bit from these pereskiopsis. Idon't know how old/tall they should be to have flowers. Last year I'll be lucky I think.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6073708 - 09/18/06 11:11 AM (17 years, 6 months ago) |
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heres a fuzzy pic of pereskiopsis flowering: http://shaman-australis.com.au/gallery2/thumbnails.php?album=4&page=5
way smaller then yours and grown in holland.
did u fertilise them? perhaps its sensitive to flower inhibiting nutrients...
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Last year I was using fertilizer two times a month in all of the pereskiopsis. This summer I didn't even touched them.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6078422 - 09/19/06 02:55 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Hmmm....I dont know if cutting ololiuiqui back to its roots would work.Better get some more advice from experienced growers before setting of with a knife in your hands.
As far as HBWR plant is concerned,if its movable inside ,why cut it down? Cutting it down should be ,as far as i am concerned,the last option available in order to be performed.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Psiloman]
#6143205 - 10/07/06 12:08 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Brugmansia sanguinea :
Hawaian Baby Woodrose :
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6144647 - 10/07/06 08:31 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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nice hastas
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: MustNotBe]
#6145939 - 10/08/06 06:48 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Well thank you!(eaven if I don't know what "hastas" means)
I thought of covering all the plants with nylon thus making mini greenhouse for everyone. I really need your help guys becouse I don't want to loose Brugmansia, Ololiuqui and HBWR for the second year. It's a shame.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#6257002 - 11/07/06 10:52 AM (17 years, 4 months ago) |
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This is the first flower from my Ololiuqui:
I put indoors Ololiuqui, Woodrose and Brugmansia sanguinea.
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#18683083 - 08/09/13 02:18 PM (10 years, 7 months ago) |
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New post after six years or 2467 days. That is really nice!
Let's have an update of my garden
Trich. bridgesii
L. williamsii grafted on Trich.
L. williamsii grafted on Trich.
San Pedro
Trichocereus pachanoi f. monstrosus
One of many chili plants. This is called Habanero chocholate!
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#18683282 - 08/09/13 03:03 PM (10 years, 7 months ago) |
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AWESOME UPDATE
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I concur.
That's a magnificent crest.
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#18685055 - 08/09/13 10:19 PM (10 years, 7 months ago) |
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Nice healthy cacti and stand out for me as well is the beautiful crest
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Awesome 6 year update laugh my ass off! I really like your cactus collection.
Is Trichocereus pachanoi f. monstrosus active?
I know the penis plant is said to be active as well.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: GodSpores]
#18685671 - 08/10/13 01:19 AM (10 years, 7 months ago) |
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woww what amazing pachanoi crest you have
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what a fantastic crest!
Great update!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#18685878 - 08/10/13 03:55 AM (10 years, 7 months ago) |
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The best type of updates
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: sniffy]
#18694382 - 08/12/13 05:02 AM (10 years, 7 months ago) |
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GodSpores: Yes Trichocereus bridgesii f. monstrosus is active from what I know. Monstrosus or Echinopsis lageniformis. With a simple search in Google you can learn more!
Edited by Mostly_Harmless (08/12/13 06:56 AM)
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal] 1
#18694413 - 08/12/13 05:38 AM (10 years, 7 months ago) |
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And this is going to be a huge flower in some time.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#18696379 - 08/12/13 04:52 PM (10 years, 7 months ago) |
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I like these types of updates.
I want a crest like that some day.
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That is lovely!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#18962701 - 10/11/13 06:08 AM (10 years, 5 months ago) |
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Great plants mate!!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: gopener]
#18972240 - 10/13/13 01:46 PM (10 years, 5 months ago) |
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Your garden looks Wonderful! Keep up the good work!
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This is my last and only mandragora autumnalis in bloom. I wonder where I could find some seeds from that one. I want to see mandragora's fruits
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#19337988 - 12/28/13 05:46 PM (10 years, 2 months ago) |
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That's pretty cool. How old is the plant? I got a few that I'm waiting to see flower.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: karode13]
#19353893 - 01/01/14 07:36 AM (10 years, 2 months ago) |
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Ah, it's about 5 years old I think. Another 2 of them and I'll have fruits I guess
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#19354015 - 01/01/14 09:01 AM (10 years, 2 months ago) |
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Interesting garden, only poisonous plants :-)
but beautiful still, I am almost afraid of my Brugsmania(datura sibling), wont touch it ;-P
this is what my birds dropped down to my cactusses(bird seed):
then I dropped a few more, turns to large plants ;-P grew out to be a nice houseplant
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Mandragora Root
I decided to cut a part from my M. officinarum plant and repot it to have a second plant. So, I did the following
The first thing was to spot the root branch that is easiest to cut and remove. Then by using water and my hands, I dug up as long as I could 'till i found the end of the spotted root branch.
Here you can see clearly the root. Be careful not to destroy the root or the smaller parts
After that, I left the root to dry and I'll repot it in 2 weeks time.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#19690292 - 03/13/14 10:58 AM (10 years, 8 days ago) |
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Right on man,that's a nice looking root
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: KBG1977]
#19691069 - 03/13/14 02:32 PM (10 years, 8 days ago) |
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: bootster] 1
#19722659 - 03/20/14 08:26 AM (10 years, 1 day ago) |
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L. williamsii macro photos
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal] 2
#23523856 - 08/09/16 01:27 AM (7 years, 7 months ago) |
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Here we are again, after 820 days. This is my garden and it's mostly covered with cacti and one mandragora plant. I am showing great interest in some new plants so if you can help please send msg.
Hyoscyamus muticus Mandragora officinalis Salvia divinorum plant in agar agar
Trichocereus pachanoi f. monstrosus
Trich. bridgesii
L. williamsii grafted on Trich.
L. williamsii grafted on Trich.
Mandragora autumnalis
San Pedro
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#23523863 - 08/09/16 01:32 AM (7 years, 7 months ago) |
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that loph is BIIIIIG
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: penker]
#23523914 - 08/09/16 02:29 AM (7 years, 7 months ago) |
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FUCK YES
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Amazing plants, amazing thread I love how tiny your t pach crest is in the first couple pages I wish the pictures for the third update were there
I love the parts of that crest that has multiple arms that look like they are going to crest themselves always wanted one of them multiheaded crests
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I love the T. pachanoi crest.
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Edited by ferrel_human (08/09/16 12:44 PM)
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What a treat to read through this and see 11 years of growth updates. Thank you!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#23550092 - 08/17/16 02:12 PM (7 years, 6 months ago) |
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friend yr pachanoi crest is huge... I guess that's what happens when you dont propagate the fuck out of it
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: mutant]
#23596289 - 08/31/16 02:50 AM (7 years, 6 months ago) |
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Thank you guys for your kind words. I've been thinking to grow next year a new rarity. My first thought was Hyoscyamus muticus. Any other ideas for growing?
Also, I am willing to trade cuttings of my cacti for strange new stuff! Where can I make the appropriate post? Thank you
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#23596305 - 08/31/16 03:10 AM (7 years, 6 months ago) |
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The Marketplace is > here
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Quote:
Mostly_Harmless said: The Marketplace is > here
You have 10 days left to go.
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: penker]
#23600225 - 09/01/16 07:50 AM (7 years, 6 months ago) |
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This is the market post. Surely someone will offer awesome strange and rare things I can use for me and my garden!
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#23600299 - 09/01/16 08:34 AM (7 years, 6 months ago) |
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Feel free to put a link to your trade post in your sig, but don't post it up as thread content in the EG, thanks
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#25680331 - 12/15/18 07:04 AM (5 years, 3 months ago) |
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After years, I decided to start again with my gardening experiments. So these are my new plants
Hydroponic - Mandragora autumnalis
Hydroponic - Mandragora autumnalis
Hydoponic - Brugmansia candida - Ionian Islands strain
Hydoponic - Brugmansia candida - Ionian Islands strain
Chili - Habanero
*I am seriously looking for Hyoscyamus muticus. Ask for my other seeds for exchange
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Re: Tinkal's Garden [Re: Tinkal]
#25693057 - 12/21/18 05:36 AM (5 years, 2 months ago) |
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Wow, some absolutely incredible specimens Tinkal
Its an absolute honour
Was just wondering what the title of the book was that you said contained dosing information in an earlier thread? You said it was greek?
Also any tips on germinating Atropa Belladonna? I'm about ready to buy gerberalic acid as nothing seems to be working, cold stratification, scarification nothing,
Again, amazing garden. This is a true gem from the perspective of any shaman or individual who follows the path of poisons.
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