No more mimossa hostilis, is it over?

[TeachPeace]

I remember reading on here about how the mimossa hostilis root bark not being available anymore online. Is this true? I see sites that say they have mimossa hostilis but what if they are a scam and its an identical but not active form of it? Or another completely different species?

And if mimossa truly is gone, what is the second best entheogenic plant material I can extract dmt from?

Much love.

 

[h1gg1n5]

I'm sad to say that I do think it is indeed over. I have not been able to find any reliable sellers for Mimossa either. I am in the process of getting some Acacia Confusa root bark and try that route.

Legal status:

On the Legal Status of DMT Source Plants in the US (with a discussion of the religious use defense) - DMT Discussion - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus

Search around and you will find many alternatives to the Mimossa and then you just have to decide which is best for you.

Good luck and keep up the search, you will eventually get a new source..

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

it can be found on multiple sites (most of which cannot be named here), but it is generally overpriced.

however that being said, most vendors have either run "out of stock" or stopped offering it altogether.

 

[cyb]

Please read THIS thread.

"As you can read in the rules thread there can be no talk anymore about sourcing entheogens that are not live plants or seeds. This also includes MHRB, so please understand that we have to move away from talking about sourcing MHRB!"

Acacia Confusa seems to be the new kid on the block.

 

[a1pha]

Acacia Confusa seems to be the new kid on the block.

As well as some grasses, and maybe a novel new approach that will be released in time.

/me toasts some beer.

 

[General Gypsy]

Much love

 

[Glass Roots]

DIY approach all the way!

 

[iorrus]

Has there been a change in legal status or are the government simply clamping down on a gray area.. I suppose you could always travel somewhere where Aya is legal