quick spice blend question

[ribbit01234]

Hey everyone, so I recently acquired some blue lotus and calea and wanted to try making a 1:1 electric sheep, but I was just wondering which parts of the plants I'm supposed to use. With the blue lotus there are blue petals and also what I'm guessing are dried stamens from the flower, and the calea has leaves and also tiny stems with small, closed flower buds attached.

Should I just use the leaves from each and ignore the rest? I tried searching but couldn't really find anything.

Thanks!

Also, just to make sure: is isopropyl fine for this? All I need is about 40mL of that + 1g of spice + 1g of the mix? Then it's just as simple as mix and allow to evaporate?

 

[fungalfanatic]

I always just use the leafy matter but I do not think this is strictly necessary? Maybe try loading a small bowlful with stems and another without stems and see which way smokes better.

Hey everyone, so I recently acquired some blue lotus and calea and wanted to try making a 1:1 electric sheep, but I was just wondering which parts of the plants I'm supposed to use. With the blue lotus there are blue petals and also what I'm guessing are dried stamens from the flower, and the calea has leaves and also tiny stems with small, closed flower buds attached.

Should I just use the leaves from each and ignore the rest? I tried searching but couldn't really find anything.

Thanks!

Also, just to make sure: is isopropyl fine for this? All I need is about 40mL of that + 1g of spice + 1g of the mix? Then it's just as simple as mix and allow to evaporate?

yes, yes, & yes

 

[ribbit01234]

91% ok? I hate to keep asking so many questions but everyone says something different in topics that I've found. But it seems like that only affects it if harmalas are involved, correct? so since I'm not using that then the 91% iso should be fine?

Just making sure so I don't waste any spice

 

[fungalfanatic]

Personally only used 99% before I switched to ethanol/everclear. 91% should be fine though. Maybe it will take a little longer for your herbs to dry out is all