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Is this Echinopsis pachanoi (san pedro)??????????
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It is san pedro. Now, as dg noted, I hope you just didn't help yourself off another person's yard. For a started the SPs in your pictures look a lot like cultivated cacti, not wildly grown at all.
Please explain yourself.
Please explain yourself.
Absolutely no!
I live in Israel and it appears that the is a big field of them up north in noman's land.
I had some experience with SP so i was sure that it is that.
and i can assure you that i know not to go into other people gardens
thanks for the quick reply.
Alex
I live in Israel and it appears that the is a big field of them up north in noman's land.
I had some experience with SP so i was sure that it is that.
and i can assure you that i know not to go into other people gardens
thanks for the quick reply.
Alex
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Thanks for the clarification, that makes more sense.avFlying said:Absolutely no!
I live in Israel and it appears that the is a big field of them up north in noman's land.
I had some experience with SP so i was sure that it is that.
and i can assure you that i know not to go into other people gardens
thanks for the quick reply.
Alex
Good finds indeed!
John Smith
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With that much fresh Pedro I would recommend House's tek because it involves only water. Here is the good pictorial thread:
Amen to this. That's what I did with mine a few years back and I'm thankful I did. They grow like weeds here and I now have a lifetime supply because I didn't get greedy and keep rooting new pups!jamie said:
Congrats on the nice harvest.
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first I would extract a few feet and see if it's worth planting
thx everyone!
sure ill root them for next generations of their famely.
im thinking of making a brew from it with abit vinigar, then adding salt to it, then lye, then sunflower oil, then to wait for seperation, and then to collect the oil layer, then add vinigar to it and to wait for seperation and then collecting the vinigar and try to evaporate/// something like in lucidlemonades tek.
waht do u think??
sure ill root them
for next generations of their famely.im thinking of making a brew from it with abit vinigar, then adding salt to it, then lye, then sunflower oil, then to wait for seperation, and then to collect the oil layer, then add vinigar to it and to wait for seperation and then collecting the vinigar and try to evaporate/// something like in lucidlemonades tek.
waht do u think??
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AvFlying, forget the sunflower oil tek, it is terrible in my opinion and can actually turn your extract into a block of cacti soap.. yes I said soap. Not to mention the possibility of bad emulsions.
I would recommend using house's chunk method to get a resin or manageable amount of liquid extract to work with. Resin Update - Preparation - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus
If you want to further extract that, you can simply basify with Lye, pull with a nonpolar like xylene or toluene, and salt out the mescaline with vinegar, hcl, or sulfuric acid in water. Evap the water and you have an extract. Recrystallize your product to get a purer substance if desired.
Gratz on the great find btw!:thumb_up:
I would recommend using house's chunk method to get a resin or manageable amount of liquid extract to work with. Resin Update - Preparation - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus
If you want to further extract that, you can simply basify with Lye, pull with a nonpolar like xylene or toluene, and salt out the mescaline with vinegar, hcl, or sulfuric acid in water. Evap the water and you have an extract. Recrystallize your product to get a purer substance if desired.
Gratz on the great find btw!:thumb_up:
Kash said:
do these things happen because you have such a small window of time to do the pulls?
i would do 69rons tek but theres no d-limo here in my country. and houses tek seems ok but id rather have something easier to dose rather than the resin
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Co² said:
Yep. Through a process called saponification the oil with sodium hydroxide will form soap. There is actually a report on the nexus of this happening to someone. The resin tech is incredibly easy actually, as it involves cactus, water, and a small amount of acid. It can be further processed using methods I described above.
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