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Hey guys, I've been bored at work so I decided to put together a spreadsheet listing frost/cold hardiness for the most commonly discussed Ethnobotanical plants on SAB Thought I would share it here in-case it's useful to anyone else. The info was gathered from and cross referenced using multiple online sources and personal reports. Obviously there are always abnormalities and outliers, but might be helpful as a guide This is by no means a comprehensive list and still a work in progress. I also haven't included cacti. I may get around to that eventually. My cacti have all been exposed to frosts and -6c temps and survived so I don't think it's as pertinent. If anyone has any first hand experience that differs from what's listed, or any others I should add to the list, feel free to chime in! Plant Hardiness.xlsx

Hey guys, Just finished binge watching ethnobotany related presentations from the EGA and ESPD50 youtube/vimeo channels. Wondering if anyone has any others they'd like to share?

Specifically Mitragyna Hirsuta & Mitragyna Diversifolia. Trying to determine if either show any activity. Both are apparently legal in Aus. Neither contain Mitragynine but do contain similar alkaloids. Can't find a lot of info online.

Would love to get my hands on a print of this also. I was on the hunt for a weraroa print for years, many different forums, broken promises and failed trades later and I've still had no luck.

Got a culture of this in my fridge but I haven't had the time to try and grow it. Might do that this weekend.

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Somewhat related, but is there any evidence that using incense indoors in confined rooms is harmful to humans/pets? I love incense but I'm always weary of using it excessively

I remember reading a few Shroomery posts many years ago about some community experiments hybridizing mushrooms with rattlesnake venom. I believe RogerRabbit was at the forefront of the experiments. Might be worth doing a search on there for some threads

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https://www.sciencealert.com/a-native-american-shaman-s-bag-from-1-000-years-ago-contained-multiple-psychotropics

Also interested :) tried growing this once before but couldn't get any to germinate

Looking for an acacia courtii and Acuminata seedling, PM if able to help!

Thought some of you guys might be interested in this I remember reading about this a few years ago when it was in it's infancy, looks like it may be hitting the shelves in the next few years. As someone who's pretty sensitive to alcohol, particularly the negative side effects, I'd love to give this stuff a try https://www.theguardian.com/science/2019/mar/26/an-innocent-drink-could-alcosynth-provide-all-the-joy-of-booze-without-the-dangers

I was wondering this too, there's very rarely such thing as a "free lunch" in pharmacology, particularly when dealing with GABA That said, I respect the work of Prof. David Nutt a lot, so it's going to be interesting to watch this all unfold If it does what he says it's going to do, I don't think it's a stretch to say it's going to be revolutionary

Loph plant or seed? any chance of a pic? I may have some things interest

Looking for seeds or cuttings of this plant Read some interesting reports about supposed nootropic effects

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I was cleaning up and noticed that a plant I thought had died had sprouted again, however the label has faded in the sun and is now unreadable I believe it may be an old Calea Zacatechichi plant that I moved when it died last year (or so I thought) What do you guys think?

Thanks mate I'll give that a go!

What kind of fragrance would I be looking for? does it resemble any other scent?

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I did some research on this myself a few years ago but wasn't able to find a lot.. I did find this paper from 2012, but it's pay-walled and I couldn't find a free version https://www.researchgate.net/publication/257453845_The_Younger_Dryas_Relevant_in_the_Australian_region We may not have been directly impacted, but secondary effects (climate change, sea level rise, etc) would have almost certainly affected us IMO

Nice work, this one is high on my wish list. What kind of soil mix are you using?

Damn that's a nice looking cactus

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