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I'm currently toying with the idea to start my own psychedelic garden together with a good friend of mine. He lives a good 2.5 hour drive away from me so running a garden together would be rather difficult as it would require lots of traveling which would waste a lot of energy and resources. So my idea was to find various psycho-active plants(doesn't have to be psychedelic, Saint John's Wort is definitely one of the plants on the list) that are easily cultivated indoors, compile a list and then both of us would take 2 or 3 species under our care, grow them and after several months exchange plants, cuttings or dried material.

Due to circumstances I will become homeless in about 1.5 month and since I'm having a very hard time finding an affordable place to live I will probably move back in with my parents for a period of 6 months which limits the size and plants I can cultivate somewhat. However, since my parents live about an hour away from my current city where most of my social life takes place, I really need a hobby to kill time in the evenings at my parents. I am trying to compile a list of plants that are easily cultivated inside but also have positive effects. I live in in the USDA Hardiness zone 8B and outdoor is not an option as my parents will not allow me to plow over parts of their garden.

I currently own:
- 4 Peruvian Torches
- 1 Peyote cluster (in a state where I think I can clone it into three small clones and the mother cluster)
- 10 peyote seeds
- Various mushroom spores

Plants that I currently have on my list:

- Syrian Rue (apparently very hard to germinate)
- Saint John's Wort
- Tabernanthe Iboga
- B. caapi
- Mimosa Hostilis
- Salvia Divinorum

The list of potential plants is long and I'm having a hard time figuring out a proper list because not all plants are easily cultivated indoors. So, any ideas of what I should / could grow? I can figure out with my friend who will cultivate which plant.

Thanks all :)
 
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