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Brazilian vs Mexican MHRB, what are the differences if any?

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Searched the forum and couldent find much so i figured ide make a thread!

what are the differences in yield, or effects if there are any for those who have tried both?

much love happi holizaze, trying to decide between the two.
 
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Searched the forum and couldent find much so i figured ide make a thread!

what are the differences in yield, or effects if there are any for those who have tried both?

much love happi holizaze, trying to decide between the two.
I’m wanting to know that , too. Seems like nobody’s answered you. Have you found out anything since you posted this?
 
How do you know they are the same though? I have been under the impression for many years that it’s possible some bark for instance could be mimosa verrucosa, as it is also used as “Jurema”…but I can’t back that up at all.

Even still, it’s not uncommon for plants from different regions to express different alkaloid profiles/ratios.
 
Searched the forum and couldent find much so i figured ide make a thread!

what are the differences in yield, or effects if there are any for those who have tried both?

much love happi holizaze, trying to decide between the two.
I’ve tried both Brazilian and Mexican MHRB, their the same plant just different regions, my Mexican one had higher yield but you really can’t determine if either or has higher % without trials
 
In Brazil a lot of it grows in the arid scrub land of the NE, where there is no rain at all for 6-11 months a year, so whether it was harvested in the short rainy season or the long dry season can make a difference.
Australian acacias are known to be more potent when harvested after a dry period.

It's actually native all the way from Brazil to Mexico, including Colombia, Venezuela and Central America.
I've had Costa Rican MHRB in an Ayahuasca brew (with B. caapi) that was served to me in CR, and all I can say is that it was a good brew.
 
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