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Mimosa Hostilis , root barks,

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expolife

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From my garden, yesterday I have collected Mimosa Hostilis root barks. I attached photos of plant with flover and leaves for your proofs , I check via internet, but I have seend Mimosa Roots are mostly Pink coloured, Anything wrong with my root barks ? or Mimosa Tree ?
 

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Almost all basic questions are easy to find in the FAQ or Wiki on here. It would be recommended to check through all of those before asking questions to avoid the same questions repeatedly.
It is very useful to jusat read over all the pages and links. I did and it has been very helpfull
 
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Hello expolife,

Thanks for sharing! That's great that you have grown and harvested your own bark.
There are many teks that explain the process on how to best extract your spice. Also, the really good part of the plant to use, is the pink/purple inner root bark. It has 1.5 - 2% active ingredient, I believe, however I have read reports of people combining the outer root bark as well (doesn't have the same percentage of DMT though)
Take a look at the extraction methods here on the nexus, and find one that best suits you! I personally recommend Cyb's Salt Tek but Noman's STB is apparently a good one to use as well.

Take care!
 
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LRx said:
Hello expolife,

Thanks for sharing! That's great that you have grown and harvested your own bark.
There are many teks that explain the process on how to best extract your spice. Also, the really good part of the plant to use, is the pink/purple inner root bark. It has 1.5 - 2% active ingredient, I believe, however I have read reports of people combining the outer root bark as well (doesn't have the same percentage of DMT though)
Take a look at the extraction methods here on the nexus, and find one that best suits you! I personally recommend Cyb's Salt Tek but Noman's STB is apparently a good one to use as well.

Take care!
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Sorry for my poor english, couldnt get Cyb's Salt Tek and Noman's STB ? and what means of TEK ?
 
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I'm sorry to rain on your parade, but those do not look like Mimosa Hostilis. Besides the fact that MH is not native in your country if I remember it correctly from the chat.

Leaves do not look like MH, and the flowers are suspiciously similar to Albizia Julibrissin. Plus those look like stem bark shavings, not root bark. Or as you said, MHRB is reddish-purple or purplish-brown.
 
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Thanks for your Reply, I would like to ask you to upload a mimosa tree photo ? we have mimosa Tree as we call Albizia, we call both with same name, now im so confused :S
 
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cyb said:
expolife said:
couldnt get Cyb's Salt Tek and Noman's STB ? and what means of TEK ?
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Tek = Technique or recipe/directions for extracting spice...

Have a look here...it will show you how...:thumb_up:

Cybs' Hybrid ATB 'Salt' Tek - DMT-Nexus Wiki

wiki.dmt-nexus.me wiki.dmt-nexus.me

But...make sure you identify that bark First...wait a while and someone will help...
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thanks for your helpfull informations, but im a bit confused with my tree with below info :S
 
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Vodsel said:
Please remember the Search function and the wiki.

Albizia and MH are different species in the same large family. Albizia has at most trace tryptamines content, sorry.
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Im confused with search enginee,, under same name I can see several different flower photos which they called Mimosa Hostilis,
Which is real Mimosa Hostilis Flowers, shall you pass me a link or photo to ID it ?
Thanx
 
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Vodsel said:
Have you clicked in the wiki link of my previous message?
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Oh , Yes, now its OK, this is another tree we have arround here, front of tesco supermarket :D
so, tonight I have to search my treasure with an anchor next to Tesco :D
 
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expolife said:
this is another tree we have arround here, front of tesco supermarket :D
so, tonight I have to search my treasure with an anchor next to Tesco :D
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Of course I cannot tell what do you have in front of Tesco, but one thing I can tell you for sure - Mimosa Hostilis is NOT naturalized in Turkey. There are many species of Mimosa that may have similar features and do not contain tryptamines... do not harvest in vain.
 
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Vodsel said:
expolife said:
this is another tree we have arround here, front of tesco supermarket :D
so, tonight I have to search my treasure with an anchor next to Tesco :D
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Of course I cannot tell what do you have in front of Tesco, but one thing I can tell you for sure - Mimosa Hostilis is NOT naturalized in Turkey. There are many species of Mimosa that may have similar features and do not contain tryptamines... do not harvest in vain.
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Thanks for helpfull informations Vodsel, Im get rid of wasting my time, So, There are many Acacia Trees arround here but they have very big range of varaities,
Beside this, Arundo Donax I collected fresh Yesterday, shall I use same Tek to get DMT as process for root barks of mimosa ?
 
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