does this mimosa has any goodies?

[MultiDimensionalTherapy]

and is it hostilis by the way?

 

[acacian]

what mimosa?

 

[a1pha]

say what?

 

[cyb]

Mimosa Invisibilis ?

 

[MultiDimensionalTherapy]

slow connection. im having dificulties to upload the pics. wait a bit

 

[MultiDimensionalTherapy]

so...

 

[acacian]

Mimosa Invisibilis ?

:lol:

 

[MultiDimensionalTherapy]

it seems impossible to upload the pics here, but its uploading very slowly on imageshack.
i just hope its finished before it gets dark, because this computer and internet are feeded by solar energy...
its like this to have internet in the middle of the florest

 

[acacian]

hehe good luck!

 

[MultiDimensionalTherapy]

finaly, but still just 2 of them uploaded.i hope its enough to tell

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[MultiDimensionalTherapy]

sorry for the format of the pics,but its the only way

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

i am no expert, but i believe that is a cassia spectabilis.

 

[DMTripper]

I would think this is Mimosa, but hostilis I wouldn't know. Likely Check the root bark.

 

[YTXian]

I'm curious as to why you would think that this is mimosa?

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

I would think this is Mimosa, but hostilis I wouldn't know. Likely Check the root bark.

well its almost definitely fabaceae, but i wouldn't be so sure its mimosa, and its definitely not hostilis - check the flower

compared with cassia spectabilis

ofc, just because its not tested doesn't mean its not active..
in fact i have some in my freezer that i am planning on doing a methanol soak, but i still have yet to be learned or funded enough to test it for actives...

 

[Major Tom]

I am no expert at all , but I'm thinking the plant in the top pic might be a Calliandra . Whatever it is , it is a lovely tree . No idea of the lower plant , but definitely not Mimosa Hostilis .

 

[MultiDimensionalTherapy]

well, im sure its a mimosa, i found this in a brasilian university, in the botanic campus, and the people there confirmed me it is a mimosa, they just couldnt tell me what type of mimosa it is.
it didnt seemed very wise to ask them if it contains DMT so i made some pics to ask here. anyway i picked some seeds and im wanting to plant it in my country, but i really would like to know if its worth it.

 

[SnozzleBerry]

M. tenuiflora syn. hostilis has white flowers that, as Parshvik pointed out, are quite different from the flowers in your picture.

Compare your flower:

with M. tenuiflora:

 

[MultiDimensionalTherapy]

so, its not tenuiflora.
but has anyone allready tested any yellow flowered mimosa, with success?

 

[acacian]

I would think this is Mimosa, but hostilis I wouldn't know. Likely Check the root bark.

well its almost definitely fabaceae, but i wouldn't be so sure its mimosa, and its definitely not hostilis - check the flower

compared with cassia spectabilis

ofc, just because its not tested doesn't mean its not active..
in fact i have some in my freezer that i am planning on doing a methanol soak, but i still have yet to be learned or funded enough to test it for actives...

isn't that top one with the pink flowers albizia julibrissin?