Greetings from South Africa - CPT

[majesticreading]

Hello!

I am from Cape Town, South Africa. I'm an extremely open minded, stoic guy, dark sense of humor. mid 30's.

DMT is REALLY hard to find here, will probably need to extract myself using Mimosa H.
Never done it before but recently been very driven to experience it, a feeling that came out of nowhere, from the everywhere, I assume.
Shrooms are great, but it only helped realize, long ago, that an inescapable perspective awaits.

Happy to share experiences.

 

[TransistorBass]

Happy Extracting. Hi from the UK

 

[SkunK]

Wecome to the Nexus! Your in the right place for all things DMT related ; always best IMO to learn to extract your own, that way with the dodgy markets you know the quality of your end product!

Enjoy extracting your own medicine !

 

[Transform]

Hello!

I am from Cape Town, South Africa. I'm an extremely open minded, stoic guy, dark sense of humor. mid 30's.

DMT is REALLY hard to find here, will probably need to extract myself using Mimosa H.
Never done it before but recently been very driven to experience it, a feeling that came out of nowhere, from the everywhere, I assume.
Shrooms are great, but it only helped realize, long ago, that an inescapable perspective awaits.

Happy to share experiences.

You'll find that there are active acacia species in southern Africa if you look hard enough. I'd urge you to start growing your own candidate specimens already rather than putting pressure on wild populations, however.

My first DMT trip was with material from a South African acacia, if the facilitator was to be believed.

Another promising route, if you're pushed for cultivation space, is phalaris grasses - you can grow them dose by dose in a large bucket.

Given enough space and time, you could potentially even grow your own M. hostilis, since your local climate seems to me to be broadly suitable for that species.

And then there's cactus cultivation… although that won't furnish you with DMT, it's a nice hobby with the promise of sacred plant brews somewhere along the line.

 

[Transform]

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Research Thread 'The nexian phalaris breeding programme'

Apr 11, 2024

Preamble
Grasses, enduring through the ages, have flourished upon the earth, unravelling the fabric of reality to reveal the underlying essence of the cosmos. With each seed sown and every plant nurtured, nature's mysteries unfold before us, guiding us toward a promising tomorrow.

Within this discourse, we shall explore our methodology for selecting and cultivating Phalaris, offering our insights and expertise to the psychedelic community. As our plants take root and flourish, we hope they will emerge as beacons of progress, illuminating the path forward by dispelling the...

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Thread 'Phalaris/other grass types ID thread'

Jul 15, 2012

Hi, its well about time for a grass/phalaris ID thread. Take pictures of wild plants and upload it here.

hopefully there will be members here who will have the knowledge to know if its the right species or not.


1: For your protection: right click image=>details=> click the blue text "remove propeties and personal information" => check the box remove the following properties from this file=> select all=> ok. Then your done(advice for more protection is welcomed).

2: Uploading the picture to this site not imageshack or some other. They might trace ip and trace it to here. Just a...

• zombicyckel
• grasses identification phalaris phragmites poaceae
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Thread 'Phalaris Project'

Apr 21, 2020

Dear Nexians,

I am on to a project to create an efficacious and sustainable Eurasian ayahuasca analogue. I have established a mixture of a certain strain of syrian rue and russian olive as the base.

I have worked with imported plants (all of the popular species) for over ten years (with over a thousand experiences) for the dmt bearing admixture. Recently I had my first experience with wild harvested Phalaris aquatica and it inspired and motivated me further to pursue my calling to the grass to complete this medicine.

I have been reading the research and I am surprised at the amount of...

• dithyramb
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• Forum: Ayahuasca

 

[majesticreading]

Amazing support guys, appreciated!

I will purchase some Mimosa to start but hunt for some grass, it seems to be considered a weed here. Known to have neurotoxins though?
Growing is not extremely available to me.
Google tells me about Acacia longifolia but at 0.2% content, I feel like one needs to be greedy so...

Delosperma Cooperi is readily available, its winter by us now so apparently the NN content will be higher but extraction is a nightmare it seems.

 

[Transform]

Delosperma Cooperi is readily available, its winter by us now so apparently the NN content will be higher but extraction is a nightmare it seems.

Good call on the delosperma - I get the impression one has to get lucky with that. I can attach a list of other promising succulents if you like. Do mesmebrine-containing plants hold any interest for you?

Another 'maybe' is the bundleflower family - Desmanthus illinoensis and D. leptolobus, although they're accustomed to much colder winters.

Do you have access to a greenhouse or a conservatory? You'd be in a good position to try growing chacruna (Psychotria viridis) and perhaps even the ayahuasca vine Banisteriopsis caapi with that.