Greetings all; name that plant?

[shackdaddy]

Hello all; I've been an avid psychonaut for about two years now, starting with heavy cannabis (ab)use. After exploring psilocybin and LSD I decided to revert to cannabis as I wanted a more spiritual experience. I heard about DMT a few months back and I was very intrigued. I've been searching for a means to acquire it, as it is rare where I live. I was considering obtaining phalaris seeds and extracting my own, since I have been known to have a green thumb :thumb_up: however, I discovered mimosa and have been considering that as well. There are many plants in my area that appear to be plants that may contain DMT, but I am unsure and naturally I don't want to put any unknown plants into my body. I'm not exactly a plant specialist, I apologize if I am wasting your time. I made this account in the hopes that somebody could identify any of these plants. Stay tuned for pictures.

 

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plant ID isn't one of my strengths...especially young plants. It seems there are many more knowledgable folks here, so prob just a matter of time until you get an ID..

 

[wearepeople]

Heya, welcome to the nexus!

I'm no expert, but I'll take some guesses with your photos:

First one looks like albizia juliabrissin.
Second one looks like coffee? Psychotria Alba? Not sure
Third one, I have no idea.

Knowing what general area you're in would help quite a bit.
Edit: Ohhhhhh...I see you're in florida.

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

none of those plants are likely to have active alkaloids, if that is what you are asking

 

[Spiritofspice]

The third one is a fern and isn't active.

 

[shackdaddy]

Thank you friends! I figured they would all be non psychoactive, I was hoping to get lucky, as I found all three of these growing on my property :d I was just anxious; I'm waiting on my morning glory seeds in the mail; and my poppies will take a whole grow season. Judging by my impatience, I'm thinking I'll grow phalaris.

 

[wearepeople]

Thank you friends! I figured they would all be non psychoactive, I was hoping to get lucky, as I found all three of these growing on my property :d I was just anxious; I'm waiting on my morning glory seeds in the mail; and my poppies will take a whole grow season. Judging by my impatience, I'm thinking I'll grow phalaris.

Eh, might as well start growing some long-term plants too. But yes, phalaris for impatience. Check out companionplants. They have AQ1 strain of aquatica, and from what I've read, that's the strain to get.

Peace,
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[Continuum]

I think the middle one is a young gardenia. Not active, but beautiful smelling flowers in the spring.

 

[wearepeople]

Shackdaddy,

I thought you might find this article interesting:

50 Common Native Plants Important In Florida's Ethnobotanical History

It's not necessarily about DMT plants, but is very interesting.

Table 3, near the bottom, holds the gold.


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