newageshaman

ah cool , would of been stoked if you were talking subs now that's it getting into winter . unfortunately im in bundy and i think the cube season is pretty much over except for maybe the odd few if you look hard enough

Is this cubes or subs that you're talking about?

from my knowledge in queensland the only psilocybin mushrooms that grow are cubes in summer in cow paddocks. although i've heard of a few people finding subs in the southern most part of queensland in forest and woodlands during winter, can't say i have ever had the pleasure of finding any though.

Hey thanks everyone and especially migraineur for telling me there cheaper at bunnings. Will end up buying one probably end of this week on payday

firstly i apologize if i have put this into the wrong thread as i am not sure where i should put it, but anyhow is this a reliable aussie site to buy propagation supplies off? As so far this is the only site i have found that is selling the propagation dome that i want for a reasonable price $59.95 so i can hopefully get my own cacti seeds to start popping up. Any feedback would be great

thanks for that mate

Hi I have currently been reading two books which have interested me quite a deal. The first being Jim Dekorne Psychedelic Shamanism and the second being Trouts Notes - Some Simple Tryptamines. One part of psychedelic shamanism sparked my interest in particular and this was the part about the authors finding a source of smokable DMT and 5-heo-DMT within phalaris arundinacea once extracted. I have then took it upon my self to see what phalaris species I can find in my local area (which was one species in particular but quite a lot of said species, it is literally everywhere). The only downside was I found out from a quick google search that the only phalaris species to be known to contain tryptamines alkaloids are arundinacea and aquatica the species in my area is paradoxa. Still this didn't stop me from finding that in trouts notes in Romania they found traces of DMT and other tryptamines similar to those found in arundinacea and aquatica. So does this mean that it is possible that paradoxa contains tryptamine alkaloids the same as arundinacea and aquatica? And possibly to the same extent? Thankyou and I look forward to your replies

Yeah I have done countless searches turning up practical nothing which needless to say it gets a bit annoying after awhile

And if I am unsuccessful at getting seed to grow I may buy a live plant form SAB

Hello again I was looking at growing a few vines and just had a few questions. firstly i was wondering the legality of growing B. Cappi in Queensland as i have found lots of different info some saying it is legal to grow as long as you don't have the vine ready for preparation? others saying that if you are caught growing B. Cappi you can get in as much trouble as if you were trafficking heroin (Obviously if this is the case then i won't bother). Secondly if it is legal is it a noxious growing vine that could take over my garden and choke out other native vegetation (something i don't wont happeing). Lastly would it be worthwhile growing them in pots and having the vine on a custom made trellis rather then having them growing in the ground as i would like to be able to take the plant with me if i end up moving. Thank you in advance

i will check the forums about propagating from seed and yeah i have read it is quite easy from cutting but i think i will try from seed first

Thanks heaps endofinder I believe I will start growing some. AlsO i forgot to ask when would be the best time to propagate from seed, from what I've read spring is tr best time (correct me if I'm wrong) :edited for spelling:

Hi i'm new to this forum and after browsing a few threads i noticed how helpful the community is and would like some help identifying my cacti and succulent collection. The following pics are of the cacti i have found and bought from various garage sales and whatnot around my area and any help with identification is greatly appreciated 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This one i believe is a type of ferocactus? 13 Thank you in advance for your help and i hope that you enjoy my small amateur collection of cacti

Thank you tonic and snowfella, and your right they definently do need a lot more TLC just been a bit hard when you don't have a lot of time. Still thanks for the help with identification now I can do a bit more research and hopefully have them growing a lot more healthy than they have been

Thank you as i continue to collect more species i will post them on this forum and again thank you i am a bit of a newbie when it comes to cacti but then again we all have to start somewhere

Thank you very much I've just started getting into cacti and succulent eventually i would like to diversify my plants to include some old shamanic healing plants and other plants that have a history of use in shamanic rites and rituals