In intentions of 100% purity, 10% simplicity, and 1% lack of extensive chemical knowledge, my entheogenic journeys have been "purist." Clean water Aya brews... and eventually... when I could wrap my mind around it... totally green changa techniques.
I've never touched an extract. I'm an extract virgin. I've never had any ethnobotanical adventure with extracts of any kind...
But in interest of changa, I did acquire a tiny, tiny bit of 20x Caapi extract for the sake of experimentation. I am curious, though, since it's... umm... just gritty stuff in a little vial, basically. Can I dissolve this in IPA and evap onto leaf? Is it that simple?
I do have mixed feelings about extracts, since I can't be as involved with the process as with whole materials. That's why I prefer pounding whole vine for hours vs. popping some shredded on the stove. But, I think it would take a long time and a hell of an appetite for oranges to press my own d-limo, so... I'd like to see where taking a higher harmala concentration goes in comparison to dried Aya leaves... at least once.
The wicked blog posted by Dorge has inspired me to take on the challenge of a viney companion in hopes that she may drop a few leaves as presents, ideally... but in the meantime... thanks.
I've never touched an extract. I'm an extract virgin. I've never had any ethnobotanical adventure with extracts of any kind...
But in interest of changa, I did acquire a tiny, tiny bit of 20x Caapi extract for the sake of experimentation. I am curious, though, since it's... umm... just gritty stuff in a little vial, basically. Can I dissolve this in IPA and evap onto leaf? Is it that simple?
I do have mixed feelings about extracts, since I can't be as involved with the process as with whole materials. That's why I prefer pounding whole vine for hours vs. popping some shredded on the stove. But, I think it would take a long time and a hell of an appetite for oranges to press my own d-limo, so... I'd like to see where taking a higher harmala concentration goes in comparison to dried Aya leaves... at least once.
The wicked blog posted by Dorge has inspired me to take on the challenge of a viney companion in hopes that she may drop a few leaves as presents, ideally... but in the meantime... thanks.