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  1. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic

    not an easy plant to, grow big and to get lot's of seeds.

    i struggle even, i a very warm part of oz.

     

    iboga, is a very special plant, and ants know that better than us humans, so often she struggles in cultivation, because of amphids.

    ants place amphids onto iboba, and than milk the amphids, to get the medicine/drug.

     

    if ant's love a plant, humans should love it too.

     

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  2. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic

    On 06/03/2021 at 6:15 PM, Glaukus said:

    The finer your material, the more you'll extract generally speaking.

     

    and the more, issues you might create, at the zone where the organic meet's with the solvent.

     

    so i say, allthough finer is better, it can create problems.

    to me best is fresh, and only slightly manipulated, bark.

    :)

     

    dried bark, is almost useless, one can't pulverize wet bark well, so i assume your recovery will be minor...(because you got dry bark).

  3. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic

    that's a good question, unspeakable 6 letter nick person....

     

    i think to know, that some of the passifloras for eating get grafted onto passiflora caerulea, because of her virgor.

     

    vigor?

  6. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic
    imbecil

    he's just a very young driver,

    he's penis is small as shite...

    so he tries to compensate,

    with a large and noisy tail pipe...

     

    i hate jobo imbecils, who drive noisy cars.

    instead of growing up they still, go for the idea, to put a playing card, wedging a spokes of there push bike, to make, additional noice..

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  7. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic
    dyslexia

    tort, germinated the rifat clone, but intruders (darcy) call it something like 4 seasons kratom or so...

    so the rifat clone, grows into a tree displaying maybe 3 or 4 different growth stages.

     big leaves (a growth spurt) are displayed as well next to flowering branches, and branches already setting seed.

     

    most trees, go trough phases of seasonal development, ( big leaves after the season starts, than flowering, than seed capsule's are formed).

    rifat torts, clone display's all this normaly seasonal features at the very same time.

     

    in short, this kratom tree, doesn't go through seasonal phaseses of development,

    but produces them at the very same time.

     

    like an apple tree, displaying spring flush,

    spring flowers, and fall fruits at the very same time.

    thats rifats kratom.

     

     

     

     

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  8. Posted

    18 hours ago, Buttsack said:

    Ahh thanks for showing your ignorance/arrogance. I asked questions, that if you know what you're saying you know, should be easy to answer. I don't think you've actually thought this through since you can't provide any evidence to back up what you're saying, not even any court cases for any of the people who have been done for selling caapi. Do I have to pay a fee or make some sort of sacrifice to get info from you? Sorta like how Scientology and most religions work, don't question those in power...just swallow what you're told.

    i doubt you "buttsack", is/ are, in fact, smarter than most of us, who learned here.

     i think, "you" (topic wanker) are smart enticing tort!!

     tort seems to give you energy, but for years, he hasn't done that with any body else...

     

    tort, can come across, as arrogant, but his only mildly, he just knows a lot.

     

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  10. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic

    wau, a varigated caapi, congrats topic starter!!

     

    junior members rock!

    i can retire now.

     

    ok, here's my input.

    yes virus, but some shamans might say, this virus made this plant more potent.

     

    i'm so luck,y to be with you all, bless you.:wub:

  12. Posted

    On 14/12/2020 at 2:17 PM, ZooL said:

      i am now getting some serious issues of damping off on seedling when i transfer them from germination domes to filtered light areas

     

    does anyone know of some good resources focusing on damping off or suggestions to prevent it?

    reduce your "dome" or lets say glasshouse action.

     

    the damping off, pathogenes live in the soil and get multypied by glass house conditions.

     

    if your soil (potting mix) is not sterile, you can only overcome this pest by areation.

    so instead of humidety dome, no dome, and infrequent waterings.

    most important, let the soil and it's surface dry out, between waterings.

     

    phonetic pissed speller, i am.

     

  14. Posted

    street drugs are super,

    addiction is bad.

     

    cane toads are troopers,

    killing is sad.

     

    covid's a killer, elbow jab's, just a filler.

    the shamans of oz, are the thriller, he's name was miller....

     

    deticated to all the "past on" sab members.

    gomoas, wanjina, chemical shaman, endorfinder....

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  15. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic

    2 hours ago, Glaukus said:

    Every single time there is some sort of event happening like this, my skies are ALWAYS cloudy. Bloody murphy.

    yep, murphy seems to have control, but than maybe rarely the skies open up to in an event, let's say a total solar, and this at, the right moment and we feel, special.

    special = gods are with us, just a feeling.

  19. Posted

    4 hours ago, ace1928 said:

    Its self fertile and can also hybridize. I lost my mother plants and single hybrid years ago but it's doable without much hassle. 

     

    I wouldn't be surprised if the native pollinator is the missing link as hand pollination seems to solve the "problem". 

    some people at this forum, promoted the idea of hand pollinating, and it's definately the way to go, as it can't harm.

     

    but, i realy think what i say has merit:

    you need eternal spring climat for this plant. it's native to highlands in mexico.

    the person i mentioned, which got seeds and sprouted them, grew it in the highlands of png.

    he deleted all his posts here, after he felt wrongly done by...

    sally hates the very hot, but can survive short cold and even frost spells.

    problem is australis mountains are not close to the aquator.

    even the qld table lands are too hot for sally.

     

    i guess she can't set seeds if further down the tropic of capricorn.

    haway's vulcanos made sally set seed as well.

     

    sorry for my spelling, i'm mildly dyslexic.

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  20. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic

    On 10/12/2020 at 5:41 PM, Xperiment said:

    @withdrawl clinic sadly none sprouted for me, even with a heat mat to help along. I still have the container going just in case there is still hope

    Thanks to your generous spirit!!

    pls let me know, if the seeds were dark, and fully mature when you disected the fruit.

    as mentioned my fruit (the smallest of all) had only inmature seeds inside.

     

    anyway, two of my iboga's died, even before winter, and my surviver looks not flashy..

    btw, my ibogas often survived winter frosts, and last winter had no frosts, but i had losses!

  21. Posted

    On 10/12/2020 at 3:25 PM, Wile E. Peyote said:

    I hope some heroic person breeds a glochidless and spineless cv. Would invest

    yeah!

     

    but than imagen a world in the future, were peres got no glochids...

     

    a person might say:

     

    imagen we could breed some tiny spikes onto those peres,

    that could save them from being looted...

  22. Posted

    damiana, grown in oz was very potent and better than the imports, but keeping the plants alive was impossible.

    i've seen will dagga even as weed in the uk, so it will grow at most oz locations.

    i prefer dagga over damiana, the latter is a bit harsher on the throat.

  23. Posted

    it takes a great man to admit a mistake, good on you, respect!

     

    deleosperma, is said to be a lil bit "active" as well.

     

    sceletium is available in oz in two species sceletium tortuosum and sceletium emarcidium, the latter produces seed easely, the previous not often even in good culture.

     

    zoloft the anti depressant was, invented by sceletium.

    kogoued, means chew well in south african lingo!!

    one of my favs.:P

  24. Posted

    just to pump you.

     

    peres is a plant, you either hate or love, and this mostly at the same time.

    in the old days, one could make good money, selling rooted peres, or even unrooted.

     

    once, i chucked 500 good cuttings, and when i came back home, i started nurturing the only peres which, 

    survived my cull, and those were shoots, of peres coming from grafts....

     

    3 cheers for peres, i could have never done without you!!~!:wub::drool2:

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  25. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic

    wild dagga!

     

    leonotis and leonoris species, many of them grow as an abundant weed in oz!

     look for flower stalks featuring spheres with orange tounges emerging.

    very mild smoke, after curing, very good if you need to lace.

    very mildly active on it's own, like very mild mj, mixed with lettuce opium.

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