lorax
Rising Star
does anyone live in wales who could get his hands on this plant? i would like to grow it and experiment with it.
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Petalostyles labicheoides high in THH?
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Nice info, it does look like an interesting plant. Petalostyles labicheoides however contains tetrahydroharman and not tetrahydroharmine. The authors also make no mention of their yield (see attached document).
They do mention however the occurrence of both stereoisomers of tetrahydroharman in Elaeagnus angustifolia, commonly known as Russian-olive. This spice plant may be easier to find and cultivate.
They do mention however the occurrence of both stereoisomers of tetrahydroharman in Elaeagnus angustifolia, commonly known as Russian-olive. This spice plant may be easier to find and cultivate.
lorax
Rising Star
the Petalostyles labicheoides grows in wales and queensland. it should be no problem to find it in the UK. that other plant sounds interesting too.
i found seeds to the plant you mentioned here: http://www.exoga.de/saatgut-samen/fruechte-samen/russische-olive-elaeagnus-angustifolia-samen.html
its pretty cheap. by the way.. i send you a PM. answer me.. the prints are almost ready
i found seeds to the plant you mentioned here: http://www.exoga.de/saatgut-samen/fruechte-samen/russische-olive-elaeagnus-angustifolia-samen.html
its pretty cheap. by the way.. i send you a PM. answer me.. the prints are almost ready
Please see 69ron's post for the various beta-carbolines
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Tetrahydroharman is actually a 6-MeO-tetrahydroharmine, and is suspected to be potent. No cheap sources of tetrahydroharman exist however so it has not been widely assayed. But this may be due to change in the future.
EDIT: Elaeagnus angustifolia may actually be a really good source of beta-carbolines.
The Bark of the tree is a rich source of alkaloids. According to Duke's Ethnobotanical database the badk contains the beta carbolines:
2-METHYL-1,2,3,4-TETRAHYDRO-BETA-CARBOLINE
N(B)-METHYL-TETRAHYDROHARMOL
TETRAHYDROHARMAN and
TETRAHYDROHARMOL
The bark on the other hand contains some other alkaloids as well. None however with spurious or toxic activities.
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Tetrahydroharman is actually a 6-MeO-tetrahydroharmine, and is suspected to be potent. No cheap sources of tetrahydroharman exist however so it has not been widely assayed. But this may be due to change in the future.
EDIT: Elaeagnus angustifolia may actually be a really good source of beta-carbolines.
The Bark of the tree is a rich source of alkaloids. According to Duke's Ethnobotanical database the badk contains the beta carbolines:
2-METHYL-1,2,3,4-TETRAHYDRO-BETA-CARBOLINE
N(B)-METHYL-TETRAHYDROHARMOL
TETRAHYDROHARMAN and
TETRAHYDROHARMOL
The bark on the other hand contains some other alkaloids as well. None however with spurious or toxic activities.
neuro_rocket
Rising Star
SWIM bumped into this and would like to mention that Elaeagnus angustifolia is also known as Russian Olive and is found in 46 states (it's an invasive species).
This should be particularly interesting to people who do not have a readily available source of Rue or Passion Flower.
If anybody has a bioassay or an extraction tek please tell us about it.
By the way if SWIM read the article correctly this is the only natural source of tetrahydroharman.
This should be particularly interesting to people who do not have a readily available source of Rue or Passion Flower.
If anybody has a bioassay or an extraction tek please tell us about it.
By the way if SWIM read the article correctly this is the only natural source of tetrahydroharman.