Acacia xiphophylla

[squirrelmaster]

anyone ever tried using Acacia xiphophylla?

 

[kikko]

I doubt the plant contains much DMT. Then again, I'm just substantiating this on the fact that a quick search that pulled up nothing about its DMT content. For the price and ease of growing I'd stick with the Acacia Confusa since you can harvest practically every part of the plant(although every part has varying alkaloid levels).

general info regarding confusa:

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

I doubt the plant contains much DMT.

it's findings are Acacia xiphophylla (Snake Wood), a Western Australian native, found in that survey, along with A. acuminata, to be 'moderately strong in alkaloids'

https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=398473#post398473

i think you might be one of the first, but it looks pretty promising.
let us know how it goes.

 

[squirrelmaster]

I read the post from nen888 which is what sparked my interest. I live in a reasonably remote area of north west australia and there are over 120 different types of acacias in my region but the only ones that I have found evidence on are: Acacia xiphophylla, Acacia victoriae and Acacia colei....mind you I have only just started looking. Acacia xiphophylla is everywhere but I am yet to find either of the other two yet.

Anyone have any info on anything in my area? Also is there anyway to test species that are not yet confirmed as containing the goodness without attempting an extratction?

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

nen888 would be the man to contact about that.
and endlessness has a link in his signature to thin-layer chromatography, and i think other techniques.

 

[kikko]

heh, you learn something new every day.

I didn't know squirrelmaster was an aussie and had access to a great deal of acacias. Exciting stuff, pioneering if this is a first!