Start growing NOW!!!!

[Jin]

I grow what I can in my small place as well. I want to start growing some DMT containing plants, but I'm not sure what to choose to have the best success.

acacia acuminata [ narrow leaf , small seed var .]
acacia simplex

i've got some mimosa's aswell , however its interesting that phyllodes from acacia's can be harvested

 

[Michal_R]

All 6 jars running strong! (read: still growing, don´t worry!)

 

[DoingKermit]

GREAT SUGGESTION!!! May have to work some green-thumb magic soon Weather is slowly getting warmer, so will definitely take your advice! Eating home grown veg is an amazing thing.

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

bump

 

[Praxis.]

1 cactus going strong! Starting some MJ soon, though a bit late in the season. I want to invest in some peyote and quite possibly a variety of Acacia. Caapi is a near-future possibility. Just gotta get my resources together.

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

1 cactus going strong! Starting some MJ soon, though a bit late in the season. I want to invest in some peyote and quite possibly a variety of Acacia. Caapi is a near-future possibility. Just gotta get my resources together.

nice!
i too plan on getting banisteriopsis this fall (i hear fresh seeds are much more viable).
hopefully muricata, but a caapi is fine too.
i planted 4 germinated mimosa hostilis yesterday, one of them poked its head up today, and the other i can see popping through the surface.

no sign of the other two, but i have high hopes... and plenty more seeds 8)

 

[Parshvik Chintan]

SHARE THE SEEDS!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[General Gypsy]

Seeds, Wolfdogs, Space, Money, Time.

But that is going to be slowly changing over time as we have begun preparation for a sacred garden in our garage, where the puppies cannot get. Time and money will be rectified by saving up and taking my time in each step so I am not in need of a large chunk of time until I have one available and by then have everything together. And seeds will come when I am ready and the situation is right. I am not sure where or how to begin on that front but I imagine it will be with Acacia of some sort as I am in the Northwest and some are notably hardy.

Cheers.