Caapi and Alicia articles on Wikipedia

[teleoid]

Dear Nexians!

I'm very happy to write this as I've been lurking around these pages for years now.

So far, I was able to find very helpful and true experts in harmala/tryptamine-related wonders here.

Being quite familiar with your research and enjoying your amazing discussions, I hope to become a well trained and educated gardener.

Also, I have some experience in the alchemical realms of acacia extracts & P. harmala, as well as with other friendly illuminating/healing plants, derivatives & fungii, including the great lysergamide & some species of the sympathetic Psilocybe genus.

I understand Nexus has its own wiki page but I recently started the following (modest, as you can see) contributions to Wikipedia as was hoping some of you specialists could provide a few ideas/guidelines/counsels in order to... so to say, spread the light:

Banisteriopsis caapi - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Alicia anisopetala - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Also, I find the above article on caapi too short (unlike the one on ayahuasca) and would love to expand it when enough information at hand.

Many thanks

 

[teleoid]

I have subsequently added Botany section under Banisteriopsis caapi - Wikipedia

If anyone has good original photos of caapi and wants to see it on Wikipedia, that would be really nice to share.

 

[endlessness]

Good work friend

I'd add that "alicia anisopetala has not been found to contain harmala alkaloids" , you can quote the caapi analysis thread

You can also use this thread if you want to add more info on alicia anisopetala

I can post some original caapi pics at some point this week