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  1. Posted · Edited by squidgygoanna

    Hey guys,

     

    Anyone able to ID this acacia? grew this from seed and can't recall what sort it is. Tried using the acacia ID site but couldn't find a definitive answer, hard to ID when it's not flowering

     

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    Edit: Not sure why the pics are rotated, can't seem to fix em

     

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  3. Posted · Edited by squidgygoanna

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    Lets make this thread a nice easy resource for everyone to access

     

    That was the thought I had also :)

     

    All of the ESPD50 videos can also be found here: https://vimeo.com/spectralalchemy

    EGA Presentations: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwI-l5M7QJoEw4dV8cf1flg

     

    I found the EGA Presentation by Snu on Australian Psychoactive Acacias particularly interesting.

    In a similar vein,

    on 5-MeO-DMT containing plants by Julian Palmer was just as fascinating

     

     

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  7. Posted

    Hey guys,

     

    I know this has been discussed before, but does anyone have any tips for growing B. Caapi and P. Viridis outdoors in the Central Highlands area of Victoria?

    I currently grow both in a small greenhouse but they need more space. Is it possible to acclimatize them to the Victorian climate without killing them?

    I read that starting from seed outdoors can help grow a hardy plant right off the bat. Anyone have any experience with this?

     

    Appreciate any input!

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    Hey Moose!

    Had some success using this method myself many years ago. PC is definitely preferable, but fractional sterilization can be used successfully.

    There are a few threads getting around other forums that outline the process, this one might be useful

     

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  15. Posted · Edited by squidgygoanna

    I'll take that please Noshiewa, sorry to hear about the crash man hope you're doing OK!

     

    My offer:

     

    1 x Loph button seedling (bare rooted, around 5 cent coin size)

    Acacia Colei seed

    Acacia Concurrens seed

    Acacia Maidenii seed

    Mimosa Hostilis seed

    Desmanthus Illinoensis seed

    Acmella Oleracea seed

    Delosperma Bosseranum seed

    Nicandra Physalodes seed

    Silene Capensis seed

    Nymphaea Caerulea seed

     

     

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  21. Posted

    I occasionally have spare packs of dehydrated home grown lions mane that I give to friends and family for use in tinctures/capsules, if anyone is interested feel free to PM me and we can arrange a trade or something

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  22. Posted · Edited by squidgygoanna

    It's believed that all mushrooms in the genus Hericium contain Erinacines and share the same medicinal compounds.

     

    From a paper on H. Corraloides

     

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    Three new natural products, corallocins A–C (1–3), along with two known compounds were isolated from the mushroom Hericium coralloides. Their benzofuranone and isoindolinone structures were elucidated by spectral methods. All corallocins induced nerve growth factor and/or brain-derived neurotrophic factor expression in human 1321N1 astrocytes. Furthermore, corallocin B showed antiproliferative activity against HUVEC and human cancer cell lines MCF-7 and KB-3-1.

     

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  23. Posted · Edited by squidgygoanna

    I remember doing a bunch of research on this a few years ago. From memory I could never find much information on the Homalomena. Every article mentioned the genus but never the exact species used in the brew. I vaguely recall reading that the natives had been asked but refused to disclose any more info. This was years ago, so there might be some new information available or something I might have missed. Definitely an interesting subject.

     

    Galbulimima bark is supposedly partially active on its own. Never tried it myself due to the lack of reports. I believe there were some bio-assays done by SAB members a while ago

     

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