Nezahualcoyotl

It's B. caapi, harmine and such, not DMT containing plants.

Ah about smoking aya'? Is that illegal? I'm in the US, pretty sure that is legal here.

1mg tobacco is low-nicotine content tobacco? Why doesnt somebody breed a no-nicotine or low-nicotine tobacco?!

Raspberry leaf and Bearberry sound like good ideas! Yes I realize smoking anything is bad but the nicotine makes me super dizzy and feel like crap.

I will check out the garden on my next trip, thanks! Any more tips?

Haha I'd prefer something that grows naturally that I don't have to alter (except by drying/curing). Are there any strains of tobacco that are low/no-nicotine? If not somebody should make one!

That's what I'm doing now, this is for the new trip, 2017. - written from Matucana, Peru.

I know I need to see the Shuar and Kofan but I don't know where the most intact communities are? Any ideas?

Pepper spray in like 5-15mil i think? I was growing to grow this plant this year, do you think i can cross the reaper with a bhut jolokia or a trinidad scropion?

Also I've been looking for hell like the Trichocereus collection locations map. Can anybody link me please? Also maps of the ranges of Coca and Ayahuasca would be great!

Also planning to hit the Shibundoy valley (see the book "One River") and Huancabamba in Peru... any other "MUST SEE" locations for the ethnobotanist? Also... ruins in Colombia? I heard there are some coca chewing statues.

Does Coca REALLY grow in Trujillo? I'm fairly close to there now. I have a hard time believing that. Here in Lima it's desert. I'm headed to Matucana in a week though! Any tips on what to do there besides the obvious?

I thought that was Salvia albocaerulea found in Mexico? What can you tell me about the Salivas in Colombia? Any ideas about the coca?

I must know what this snake's name is!

I am currently in the Peruvian Andes and am looking for other names for "Huachuma" or "San Pedro", both of which seem to be Spanish or have Spanish influence. I have heard "Huachuma" means dizzy but I have also heard this is incorrect. A Quechua friend told me "chuma" means "not sweet". "San Pedro", of course, means "St.Peter", who is said to hold the keys to heaven.

Thanks!

Oh wow.... and what are it's reported effects?

Thanks guys! If anybody runs across any other names please post them, I'm trying to make a list ;)

What is this plant?

These are all options, find one that works for you.... Argemone mexicana ~ "Prickly Poppy" - latex Corydalis yanhusuo ~ "Yan Hu Suo" - root Erythrina mulungu ~ "Mulungu" Lactuca virosa ~ "Opium Lettuce" Mitragyna speciosa ~ "Kratom" Nelumbo nucifera ~ "Sacred Lotus" Nymphaea caerulea ~ "Egyptian Blue Lily" Nigella sativa ~ "Blackseed" Papaver somniferum ~ "Opium Poppy" Pedicularis spp. ~ "Lousewort" Picralima nitida ~ “Akuamma Seed” Salvia miltiorrhiza ~ "Dan Shen" Passion flower Hops Anthemis nobilis & Matricaria recutita ~ "Chamomile" Valerian Cinnamomum camphora ~ "Camphor"

Has anybody ever heard of Laurelia novae-zelandiae? It seems that it is used as a pain killer in New Zealand. Does anybody have anymore info on this plant?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laurelia_novae-zelandiae http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pukateine

Trichocereus peruvianus.

Does anybody have this plant growing? Anybody know where to get plants or seeds? Anybody done a personal bioassy?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monotropa_uniflora

We know them as "Ghost Pipes" in North America and they have medicinal (possibly even psychoactive) uses, tho I'm not sure about this species.