Jez
Jez
Hey everyone! I am new to the DMT Nexus and to DMT in general... but I am really loving everything I am learning. It is amazing that after studying biology and medicine for nearly 7 years now I am just discovering this amazing chemical!!!
Anyways... my discovery timing seems perfect as I am located in Queensland Australia... home of basically every Acacia species!!!! I took come photos off the internet and went for a walk around the neighborhood... and I think I might have three Acacia podalyriifolia right out my front door!
The problem is I am not the greatest at identifying these and it is currently not flowering and has no seed pods at the moment. Nearly all the pictures online have the yellow ball flowers all over. The pictures I find look nearly identical to the tree (minus flowers and seed pods) with the soft felt leaves that are about 30 cm in length and it has budding flower branches that look exactly like some other pictures... However, everything I find online is a bush... this is a tree... and it is further made difficult with 2 different vine species covering the trees. I also can not find pictures of the Acacia podalyriifolia root/bark.
I am hoping that someone can help me out. I can either put a bunch of photos of the tree online or someone can simply say that no other tree exists in Queensland with 30 cm soft felt leaves of silver gray color so it has to be Acacia podalyriifolia
Lol...
Hope someone can help point me in the right direction! ~Jez
Anyways... my discovery timing seems perfect as I am located in Queensland Australia... home of basically every Acacia species!!!! I took come photos off the internet and went for a walk around the neighborhood... and I think I might have three Acacia podalyriifolia right out my front door!
The problem is I am not the greatest at identifying these and it is currently not flowering and has no seed pods at the moment. Nearly all the pictures online have the yellow ball flowers all over. The pictures I find look nearly identical to the tree (minus flowers and seed pods) with the soft felt leaves that are about 30 cm in length and it has budding flower branches that look exactly like some other pictures... However, everything I find online is a bush... this is a tree... and it is further made difficult with 2 different vine species covering the trees. I also can not find pictures of the Acacia podalyriifolia root/bark.
I am hoping that someone can help me out. I can either put a bunch of photos of the tree online or someone can simply say that no other tree exists in Queensland with 30 cm soft felt leaves of silver gray color so it has to be Acacia podalyriifolia
Hope someone can help point me in the right direction! ~Jez