Strontium Dawg
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What about all your ethno plants? Do you call them possessions?
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No pun intended, I'm sure.
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I'll stand corrected. I wrongly assumed it would be covered under the analogue laws, thc being illegal...
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Stuck a bunch of em in the ground where they belong.
Next to some nice Brugs and kanna for ground cover.
My backs farked, did so much weeding too. And hauled 25 litres of water from a creek through thick scrub because I'm hardcore.
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Cbd is illegal in Australia.
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How would you say the choc habanero varies from your more standard habs? Also where can I find seeds of this Trinidad yellow 7 pot? That sounds awesome!
Hard to put into words, but probably about par with standard habs heat wise. They just have such a lovely tropical aroma, real scotch bonnet kinda smell if you know it.
Send me your address and I'll post you some yella 7 seeds gtarman.
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Hard to go past some of the passifloras.
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It's a toss up between the chocolate habanero and the Trinidad yellow 7 pot for me.
Chocos have such a nice flavour, they are quite hot, but not too hot.
Yellow 7s are insanely hot, they hit hard and fast in the front of the mouth, but oh, my, gosh. That tropical passionfruit flavour and aroma. Exquisite.
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I think a corner has been turned maybe. It was a huge step forward yesterday, and it's much smaller progressions now.
The first step should be to lobby for expansion of the medical conditions that are allowed to be prescribed for, rather than only terminal illnesses.
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Ooh, sounds nice. I'm a novice with psychotrias, I only have the 4 varieties I listed above.
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Surrounds? Cheap? University of Wollongong... Not so sure about SAB members though
There's a certain d00d in the neighbourhood!
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I'll post a couple more pics of the remaining leaves in towel for you tomorrow. Bit dark now.
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I laid the leaves flat, then folded the towel in layers with more leaves, kinda like a pastry!
Towels were wet, more than just damp. Probably not so wet that water would drop off a piece if you held it hanging up, but water would definitely drip out a fair bit if you wrung it in your hands.
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I literally just wrapped leaves, both whole and cracked, in wet paper towels. These were placed in snaplock bags, sealed up and left to do their thing. I opened them up maybe every 2 weeks to check they weren't going mouldy, and that's it. Easy peasy.
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Having been supplied with leaves from 4 different psychotria varieties by the generous member Bardo, I set about trying to propagate them.
I haven't done leaf propagation before so use the search engine I did.
Rather than put all my eggs in one basket I tried a few methods to mitigate the risk of failure.
Approximately half the leaves were "cracked", the other half were left whole. Half of each were planted directly into moist potting medium, the other half were kept in wet paper towel in plastic bags. All were kept in a humidity dome and left in a shady spot outdoors, fate was left to take care of everything else, other than an occasional misting.
Around 6 weeks later (I didn't note the date, I'm terrible at record keeping!) I can say that the paper towel method wins hands down for speed of rooting.
100% of the leaves in paper towel have produced roots, barely 10% of the leaves planted directly have roots. The roots look much more vigorous on the towel method leaves too.
The cracked leaves in paper towel have all shot roots from each crack, none of the cracked leaves which were planted directly have.
All the paper towel leaves still appear fresh, crisp and green whereas the others have browned and curled around the margins.
I repotted all the paper towel leaves and switched the others to the superior method.
If you haven't tried the paper towel propagation method, I recommend you try it and I think you will be impressed.
The varieties were: viridis, carthagenensis, nexus and shipibo. All varieties responded similarly, there were no significant differences between them.
Pic 1: paper towel method
Pic 2: direct in media
Pic 3: pots ready to go
Pic 4: repotted and bagged up
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You've done well, killer garden!
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A guy walks into a deli and says "I'll have that large salami please".
The guy behind the counter asks "would you like me to slice that for you?"
And he replies "does my arsehole look like a moneybox to you?"
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Got a flower today...
Purty.
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I think that due to the cost of the tests themselves, and the time taken to perform them, the swab tests are usually more specifically targeted than regular traffic rbts. I would say traffic leaving some of the summertime festivals, for example, would be much more likely to be subjected to such scrutiny rather than the Friday night homeward bound work traffic.
P's Dog, please pass on my regards to master Pat Uri (pituri?), it is we who are in his debt for sharing his unsurpassed knowledge is such an entertaining way.
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My understanding of roadside testing in NSW is that saliva swabs are used, which can detect metabolites for around 6 hours, and if a positive result is found, then urine or other testing is used to confirm it. But I have been wrong in the past, and will continue to be wrong in the future...
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Whoda thunkit.
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Entheogens present a conundrum in this respect. For example, on one of the other forums dedicated to dmt, there is a very strong sentiment that the extracted substance should never be bought or sold. Yet the base materials that it is extracted from are happily bought and sold by the same people that espouse this rule. Where does the distinction really lie?
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Thanks all, I appreciate your well wishes.
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Piece 3.
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Quotes of the day.
in Chill Space
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Don't snap my undies.