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[Bush Turkey]

 
seeds are a bit pricey though.....
 
http://www.austrahor...d-product-flyer[/url]

Not at all. $11 for 10 grams at my fav native seed place

Edited by Bush Turkey, 07 February 2013 - 08:16 PM.

[ghosty]

did they or didnt they? LOL. the answer is blowing in the wind is it not? evrytime i hear the sound of the DiGi, i think, far out.. how did they know... just like everytime i climb to a sacred place i see the same things around me. for me, there is no doubt at all that they did.. I also hope their culture remains theres and is retained. there are many reasons i feel this way and i dont see that changing. anyhow, do we realy NEED to be told?

[Therefore]

 I've got my eye on Acacia merinthophora at the moment. It could hold nothing, or could hold some secrets. I'm going with the latter

 

I'd grow that for kicks for sure

[Bush Turkey]

Yeah the zig zag makes it quite easy to ID.

[Bush Turkey]

Everything that's not threatened in the Juliflorae section should be looked at.

[self organising systems]

^ there's also a good number been found outside the Julies. Seems old taxonomic distinctions based on morphological features are on the way out in the acacia world in favour of classification based on genetic relatedness, you'd be surprised how many 'ball' trees share greater genetic concordance with 'spike' acacias than with trees with 'ball' shaped inflorescence, or between 'spike' and  other 'spike' acacias. Looks can be deceiving 

[Heretic]

I had always believed DMT was restricted to the Julies , but recent info coming in on Nexus suggests otherwise . I doubt , however , that aboriginal people knew of , or had the technology to obtain DMT . I am more inclined to suspect that if any psychedelics were used , it would have  been  Australian psylocybe species , but I have not heard of any such use either ...

Edited by Heretic, 09 February 2013 - 09:55 PM.

[Bush Turkey]

I had always believed DMT was restricted to the Julies , but recent info coming in on Nexus suggests otherwise . I doubt , however , that aboriginal people knew of , or had the technology to obtain DMT . I am more inclined to suspect that if any psychedelics were used , it would have  be Australian psylocybe species , but I have not heard of any such use either ...

IMO aboriginal people DID know and could extract it quite simply. A friend of a friend tested his theory, and it worked

Edited by Bush Turkey, 09 February 2013 - 09:59 PM.

[Heretic]

IMO aboriginal people DID know and could extract it quite simply. A friend of a friend tested his theory, and it worked

Can you provide more information on this , please ?   This is a topic of interest to me ...

[self organising systems]

is it 'interesting' enough to do your own research  ? 

 

IMO 

[Therefore]

IMO aboriginal people DID know 

 

What research are you basing this on?
It may be possible to do a simple extraction but doesn't mean they did.

Which Aboriginal language group are you suggesting did so?

[Heretic]

is it 'interesting' enough to do your own research  ? 

No ... Because .....

Edited by Heretic, 11 February 2013 - 11:30 AM.

[Therefore]

Not saying you're wrong of course but...

[self organising systems]

/ not worth arguing

Edited by self organising systems, 09 February 2013 - 11:39 PM.

[Bush Turkey]

Yeah should of phrased that better. Just saying that it was possible for them to

I did put an IMO

Edited by Bush Turkey, 09 February 2013 - 11:57 PM.