Is bridgesii "darker"?

[wired98]

Hi. I have a question regarding T. bridgesii. I have read some recent posts on this forum (in the cacti section)singing the praises of bridgesii. I have also read other posts reporting T. bridgesii experiences to be "darker". What I'd like to know is this : is that correct? If true, then in what way? Am I to understand bridgesii is best avoided in favor of other species?

According to one poster bridgesii is more like peyote and pachanoi more like X

Thanks in advance. New member by the way.

 

[bluntmuffin]

Even among species, there are many different chemotypes (varying levels of chemicals). The active constituent is still mescaline, but one species may have a lot more hordenine so would provide a more stimulant experience. Another species may have a sedating compound.
And lastly, many people have trouble separating their biases from their experiences.