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Unfolding Nature Shop: Unfolding Nature: Being in the Implicate Order

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L. fricii, L. caespitana and L. jourdaniana
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What the alkaloid content on L. fricci, L. caespitosa and L. jourdaniana. I found that they have mescaline, but in other sites said that they don't have. Anybody have a information for compare this plants alkaloids to L. williamsi?

I have some plant hormones ( GA3 and BAP ). I will try use for make plants bigger and if possible, to make new heads (pups).

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Re: L. fricii, L. caespitana and L. jourdaniana [Re: James007]
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Ytse could comment on different lophophoras,he is becoming quite fond and quite good at them. I can point you though to some threads concerning phytohormones...

As i see you already have a giberrilin and a cytokinin.

Check those out :

http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/4198829/an/0/page/0

http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Board=Garden&Number=4167592

http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Board=Garden&Number=4167592


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Re: L. fricii, L. caespitana and L. jourdaniana [Re: Psiloman]
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I think they are much lower in mescaline content than williamsii, they're more related to diffusa than williamsii, but I don't know for sure though. I have the same problem as you, some websites say that they contain mescaline, some don't.


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Re: L. fricii, L. caespitana and L. jourdaniana [Re: James007]
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Dont have any notes with me, but I think these guys have a lower mesc. content than trichos. even.........

I'll check back later.


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Re: L. fricii, L. caespitana and L. jourdaniana [Re: James007]
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Yes, i think. But i think that they are still good for use.
My lophophoras just flower today!! Very AMAZING flower..
If anybody has more information about the content of the variations of lophophora, please let us know!

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Re: L. fricii, L. caespitana and L. jourdaniana [Re: James007]
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PubMed is free and open. While it doesn't cover specialized databases, and most articles require subscriptions to their respective journals in order to view them full-text, it is an extremely valuable source for the inquisitive amateur.
Specifically, you can find a study comparing the mescaline and pellotine content of L. wiliamsii, jourdaniana, diffusa and fricii.
(http://www.pubmed.gov)
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Edited by pod3 (10/26/06 09:53 AM)

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Re: L. fricii, L. caespitana and L. jourdaniana [Re: poboy]
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Cacti are classified as succulents, I thought.


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