Darklight Posted March 7, 2004 Got this from the Entheogarden website today- does anyone have any more info on this? Thailand has recently announced its intention to legalize this with the new found research on its use in addiction treatment. Would be ironic if we outlawed the plant just as Thailand was re-assessing it as a medicinal... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
VINS Posted March 8, 2004 yes darklight that's funny ! but it could be a good news for diversity. planting the rifat clone everywhere in the world was just an emergency solution not a choice. we will maybe lurn more on the variations if they change that law Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Darklight Posted March 8, 2004 VIN'S:but it could be a good news for diversity. Excellent point Vin's Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mescalito Posted March 9, 2004 Maybe this 'Mellow Gold' stuff will prove to be a relative after all? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
VINS Posted March 9, 2004 hey mesc, tomatoes and datura are relative to :D and i would compare the mellow gold buzz to the tomatoes buzz anyway i have to agree that it could be interesting to know Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest electro Posted March 9, 2004 wow,i never thought id hear about thailand de criminalising a drug ... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Torsten Posted March 9, 2004 "Mellow Gold" is almost certainly Mitragyna parvifolia. It does not contain mitragynine. The australian native Nauclea orientalis is just as closely related, so lets try that Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Edicius Posted March 10, 2004 Kansas seriously lacks native etheogens, only thing we have is desmanthus illinoesis and jimson weed (nasty ass datura). Oh and weed grows everywhere so that doesn't really need to be stated. But anyways, some new varieties of kratom would be nice. [ 10. March 2004, 08:02: Message edited by: Edicius ] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
planthelper Posted March 10, 2004 have you ever extracted desmanthus illinoesis? isn't that plant a good source of dmt? :D [ 10. March 2004, 13:19: Message edited by: planthelper ] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rev Posted April 2, 2004 From waht i read D illioensis is like Acacia maidenii, the famous but variable one Trouts notes recommends D leptolobus as the average leptolobus collections had the same content as the highets illinoiensis and were less variable. Kind of the obtusifolia equivalent So WHY? dont we have this seed already? I looked a while back n couldnt find it - anyone know where now? [ 01. April 2004, 20:46: Message edited by: reville ] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
