Extraction on Young Mimosas

[ducttape]

I recently received a couple mimosa hostillises, but they are young saplings. Can the extraction process still be done on the bark?

 

[Dan]

waste of time and of good mimosa.

plant them.

 

[SnozzleBerry]

What Dan said...the youngest age I've seen people talk about harvesting from, online, is 10 years. I'd imagine it could easily be longer depending on growing conditions.

 

[Electric Kool-Aid]

Grow that sucker to be a HUGE treeeeeeeee

 

[jamie]

What Dan said...the youngest age I've seen people talk about harvesting from, online, is 10 years. I'd imagine it could easily be longer depending on growing conditions.

10 years? Usually 3-5 years is what I have always read..no way it will take 10 years snozz..this tree grows just so fast. I can easily see 3-4 year old trees being harvested in brazil or mexico or other areas where it can thrive. 4 years is when I have read that they really start to get decent alkaloid content.

DOnt harvest a tiny little stick with some leaves though..grow the tree till it is big otherwise it is a waste of time and you wont get much of anything.