psilocybin
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Have I done something wrong? Is this brown fatty layer still in my Basic Soup mixture?
Do I need the brown fatty liquid? Does it contain DMT?
If I don't need it can I seal my clean up flask and turn end of end similar to Naphtha pulling stage?
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Many thanks!
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duku2012 said:After all steps completed I was left with 400ml of pulled Naphtha.
I left it on a windowsill with a desk fan blowing onto it to pre evaporate. This took a lot longer than my first attempt. 1st attempt was 6 hours for 50% to evaporate. This time it took 13 hours. The Naphtha is very cloudy.
So I have 200ml of Naphtha in a mason jar wrapped in Saran Wrap in the freezer.
I'm going to leave it for 24 hours.
I then heated an additional 150ml of Naphtha and added this to my clean up flask. The lye water is almost clear now. After shaking and settling 4x I pipetted out the 150ml of Naphta and placed in another mason jar. I'm going to let this 150ml fully evaporate and see if I'm left with anything.
I'll post an update tomorrow. Thanks again all


Mike-ologist said:When extracting acrb do you get both DMT and NMT in your extract?
I thought a 'common lighter' also ran on butane. Obviously a zippo-type lighter is very suboptimal here. Anyhow, the advantage of a torch type lighter is that it burns the fuel completely so no carbon deposits are made and also there are minimal other partial combustion products to be inhaled.The Supreme Dream said:Hello guys I was wondering if you could help me with one doubt that I have...
It's about the smoke method "the machine", I did a lot of research but I just have one lil doubt:
First question: For the DMT method "The machine" Which lighter is better? a butane lighter (aka torch lighter) or a common lighter?
And why...
Please, this question only applies for "the machine" method.
Second question:¿Where should I put the spice? I heard a lot of ways like melting the dmt with the steel srubber with an additional heat source, isn't that contradictory? I mean,the spice should not get in contact with the direct flame right?
Thats all I want to know folks, thank you...
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This sounds fairly normal for MHRB. I've seen it pink, red, and purple. Highest yield I've ever seen was approaching 0.5%, maybe around 4.8. 0.3 is a bit on the low side but within the range that I have experienced.2headsARE1 said:I have a couple of simple questions about Mimosa. I've always used powdered ACRB for extractions, but I recently came across a source for reasonably priced shredded "mimosa". I took a gamble, and procured some. The bark appears to have some dark "inner" bark, and has a deep red, and possibly purple color. It had a unique scent that I would not attribute to the ACRB that I've received in the past. I've done 1 test extraction so far, and I'm getting a really low yield (.3%) of very white crystals, and a few bright yellow clumps.
The quality of the crystals does not appear like what I normally extract on the first run, so it leads me to believe that it might be mimosa bark, not root bark,low quality bark, or possibly not even mimosa. However, I noticed another strange thing about the color of the initial vinegar soaks. I added vinegar and blended the bark, it foamed up, and it definitely had a light purple hue, but it also might have been kind of pink. Once the mixture was heated, the liquid became a very dark red/puple, almost black color. The ACRB that I've processed in the past also has a red color, but it was lighter color.
This leads me to believe that it might actually be ACRB. I've searched the web for Mimosa being used a dye, and I only found one picture on google with a deep indistinguishable purple color. Can anyone share a picture of a mimosa acid soak, so I can compare? I'm also curious why the vinegar foamed up when the mixture was blended. Is this a normal reaction when you are working with shredded bark?