The Unknowing
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Hi,
I've recently gone for a bushwalk and identified the Acacia Pycnantha.
There were plenty of young trees with healthy looking bark, but I found a few trees that had collapsed and were beginning to die. The bark on the dying trees is a dark reddish/brown colour as could be removed very easily by hand.
My question is,
Is dried out bark sufficient to make an extraction? Does the alkaloid content change with age?
I've recently gone for a bushwalk and identified the Acacia Pycnantha.
There were plenty of young trees with healthy looking bark, but I found a few trees that had collapsed and were beginning to die. The bark on the dying trees is a dark reddish/brown colour as could be removed very easily by hand.
My question is,
Is dried out bark sufficient to make an extraction? Does the alkaloid content change with age?
. Assuming the goo I have is alkaloid salts, do I now need to use sodium bicarbonate to create a freebase form? Trying to not just rely on your help I have looked on the forums but not found just how to do this. Just a lot of references to doing this.