trncefigurate_aomn
Rising Star
Good morning!! Ok, i have some helpful dialogue for us about Ipomoea .
I've had lots of dried leaves for a while and seedpods as well; actually from reading a post elsewhere from many years ago about the leaves having a depression relief effects for someone.
this year i've been learning about placing fully dried plant material into small jars ( reused spice and herb jars ) and, with both the seedpods in their own jar , and, dried and partially crumbled leaves ( these are both Ipomoea purpurea ), there are two distinct and very pleasing aromas that form in the jar.
Is there much or any information as to what these aroma compounds are named or which named phytochemicals have an aroma??
i can't be sure there is direct effects from breathing the air from these jars through the top cover ( which has small holes to let spices through ), if so it is likely not lysergic, but the effects that i may notice are very good. i don't think it approaches even the microest microdose of any molecule, it would be like its own format of plant medicine interactivity.
with any of the dried plants i have put into this format, it's like a dry, light wine that doesn't run out because the actual ratio of aroma compounds which continue to be within the jar, compared to how many are removed from the jar's atmosphere when we breathe them in, is quite favorable.
I've had lots of dried leaves for a while and seedpods as well; actually from reading a post elsewhere from many years ago about the leaves having a depression relief effects for someone.
this year i've been learning about placing fully dried plant material into small jars ( reused spice and herb jars ) and, with both the seedpods in their own jar , and, dried and partially crumbled leaves ( these are both Ipomoea purpurea ), there are two distinct and very pleasing aromas that form in the jar.
Is there much or any information as to what these aroma compounds are named or which named phytochemicals have an aroma??
i can't be sure there is direct effects from breathing the air from these jars through the top cover ( which has small holes to let spices through ), if so it is likely not lysergic, but the effects that i may notice are very good. i don't think it approaches even the microest microdose of any molecule, it would be like its own format of plant medicine interactivity.
with any of the dried plants i have put into this format, it's like a dry, light wine that doesn't run out because the actual ratio of aroma compounds which continue to be within the jar, compared to how many are removed from the jar's atmosphere when we breathe them in, is quite favorable.
