Does anyone grow psychoactive plants?
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caverage
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@TheTrippyHippie lol Yep ! thats my girl.. shes more lazy than grumpy
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Bublonichronic
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Yea man, I'm all about them good vibes, except whem I'm drunk I can be a pretty big ass...but ultimately is like to have a good sized enthobotanical garden, thinkin krantom will be the next plant I try to grow, or maybe salvia even tho I'm not to into it
Greenunity
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An ethnobotanical garden sounds super cool. I might start small with some Morning Glories this season that I may or may not harvest for seeds. They're pretty flowers 
Bublonichronic
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I don't know if its super cool, but I enjoy them...MG are a nice addition to any garden tho
Greenunity
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I think gardening is neat, growing psychoactive plants is cool, so having a whole garden full is definitely super cool!
Bublonichronic
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It's hard to argue with that logic
camandcandice
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Banisteriopsis Muricata
Mimosa Hostilis
Psychotria Nexus
Psychotria Carthagenensis
Acacia Acuminata
Acacia Maidenii
Acacia floribunda
Mimosa Hostilis
Psychotria Nexus
Psychotria Carthagenensis
Acacia Acuminata
Acacia Maidenii
Acacia floribunda
undercoverfbi
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Greenunity
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What's wrong with LSA?Not at all a fan of LSA but morning glories are beautiful flowers
I knew of a friend who munched on some seeds in HS and went to a crowded outdoor concert and freaked out haha I think that's more of a case of set and setting though...
undercoverfbi
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While I didnt freak out on LSA I didn't feel Pink Floyd, either.
It was a high school attempt at getting loopy which ended up as an okay night of watching The Simpsons accompanied by throwing up pesticide coated seeds half digested.
It was a high school attempt at getting loopy which ended up as an okay night of watching The Simpsons accompanied by throwing up pesticide coated seeds half digested.
Greenunity
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Well the point of growing my own is so they're not coated with anything nasty, then I'd do an extraction. Not feeling Pink Floyd is a bad sign though...
rory420420
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I grow pine trees for pulp wood...
When the pulp gets processed into paper,I load LSD on it.
No,you can't have any seeds
When the pulp gets processed into paper,I load LSD on it.
No,you can't have any seeds
MrEDuck
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Too much body load.
Cotton makes more absorbent paperI grow pine trees for pulp wood...
When the pulp gets processed into paper,I load LSD on it.
No,you can't have any seeds
rory420420
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Everybody's got cotton paper..let's be fanatical.. Remember the little toy dinosaurs that grew and expanded when you left them in water over night?Too much body load.
Cotton makes more absorbent paper
Let's make sheets with that material
Greenunity
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What do you mean by that?
MrEDuck
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Unpleasant body effects. For me LSA produces a lot of GI effects and a weird feeling in my muscles.
Greenunity
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I've heard of lots of nausea/lower GI difficulties when eating whole seeds, but I assumed that was just the seed itself and an extraction would take care of that. Is it the LSA itself that causes the GI effects?
I think I understand what you mean by body load though, like the feeling of heaviness I get on shrooms that just makes me want to remain in one place and not move around cause I feel uncoordinated. Is that accurate?
MrEDuck
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No there's serotonin receptors in the gut that all psychedelics will bind to and activate to some extent but how much depends on the individual compound. GI issues are generally worse when you're consuming active plant/fungal material compared to the drugs alone but they will do it.
That's pretty much exactly what I'm talking about btu I'll consider pretty much any unpleasant body sensation under the heading of body load.
That's pretty much exactly what I'm talking about btu I'll consider pretty much any unpleasant body sensation under the heading of body load.