Is this phalaris?

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A friend brought this over along with some phalaris arundinacea. It apparently was growing next to some phalaris plants near a river, and it looks kinda like one, but I can't find any pictures online that look exactly like it. About 1.5 meters high, but with a thicker trunk/stem thing and different shaped leaves/buds on the thing at the top (though it may just be that they're not ripe or something)...

Is this really phalaris? We're trying to figure out how these plants should be prepared, and it seems dangerous to be messing around with shit if this might not be the real thing.



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[Cognitive Heart]

Doesn't appear to be. If you haven't yet, give this thread a read and see what you think, then.

~Phalaris = The Way Of The Future~ - Collaborative Research Project - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus

 

[Will.i.am.wall.ace]

Found this by the river, and it looks like a lot of the phalaris arundinacea pics I've seen but a second opinion would be much obliged!

 

[dreamer042]

Found this by the river, and it looks like a lot of the phalaris arundinacea pics I've seen but a second opinion would be much obliged!

Yep that does appear to be P. arundinacea