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  1. i haven't read the technical pharma stuff, but can say that isolated sceletium alks are very powerfull, and once prduced a very instant euphoric experience for me after pyrolysing the alks. and i don't even like any kind of ssri's, has as well potential to produce synergies with other drugs.
  2. please pm me soon, if you want a rifat clone kratom, this season. feb was when they arrived last year! they are hardy and tough plants, very easy to grow. but don't over fertillize them, in an attempt to speed up there growth. they grow fast anyway.
  3. it's a very tough plant, that can take care of it selfe, it's very drought hardy, and survives in my garden without any care. once every two years or so, after plenty of rain, i run the lawn mover over it, on highest setting. than it reshoots with lush grow. without pruning it almost only produces very small leaves and seed in abundance.
  4. to hot at my place to grow it, i envy you! grew it in europe, from seed collected in peru. it's very cold hardy, surviving frost, ideal for cold parts of oz.
  5. hi! i am ph, and created the planthelper strain, which is a cross of vienna white and syd narrow leaved. it displays hybreed virgor. the plants in the pics look to me, what i call red narrow leaved. the ph doesn't display reddish hues. i used to trade a lot of seeds as well, many of them produce a variety of plants. the important question to answere is, "are they selfpollinated" or had two or more different parents? f2 would mean a ph crossed with an other strain, it looks it was a red!
  6. i once bought a plant at bunnings, it grew so fast, i culled it as planted it out at a wrong spot. it has a very good ethnobotanical usage, they seed are rich in vitamin c and are said to have been used by ancient seafaraes, to avoid scorbut. they said to last for years, for this purpose. shows us as well how ancient cultures were often smarter than us.
  7. it looks glaucasios (spell?) light blueish to me. maybe a macrogonus??
  8. if nothing works out for you, pm me, neem is a common tree in my area. could need though some time before i can pick good seeds.
  9. a subject close to my heart! all though i was once having an audiance with "god" on a mushy trip, i seperate spirituality from halus. i was brought up ultra katholic, but it never clicked with me, but the singing in church felt nice. later i realised that music was a very cool gift from nature, and that all religions have a good aim, to make you a better person... i worship nature, and quantum physics tell me that the univers is an incredible place. i have to finish this another time, i use a puplic pc, and people around me are disrespectfull...
  10. as well i am consciously looking out for it, so i might at times make a data collecting mistake. a good friend of mine, days ago seemed to do it (first time i noticed in years) after me taliking that the medicine bag of native north americans are made out of a scrotum. some people do it a lot though, and watching rage the other day, i saw one of the village people do it, singing ymca....
  11. fyzygy gave good advice! a good face to face councelor can make a big difference, don't go on seeing somebody , who doesn't "click" with you. phone counceling services are as well very good at times, call till you "click" with a person. i struggle with all of the above as well, and prescription drugs, had always bad side effects, (i don't even like sceletium). moclobomide has been taken off the psb, but is what was suggested. i have used plant maoi's, instead of moclobomide. as said, sun, excercise and good nutrition make a big difference, as doe's the abilety to end relationships which are not reciprocal beneficial. lagochilus, withania, and sinicuichi, sun opener, could all help too. only when you get older like the 60 's one understands how trauma affects us, in so many different ways.
  12. link requires some age verification, or creation of an account. so i will not read.... put's the whole community in ill repute!
  13. i haven't read your post, i'm late for a visit.... querbeet in wien sells lago herb, and all the seeds that come with it, germinated well. more later, should grow well in europe.
  14. i want to add, that this seed (all acacia seeds) responds very well, to re wetting. meaning let the pot's dry out for a while and than, water well again. it's a safty mechanism, from the seed, so it doesn't germinate, if there was only little rain. pretty smart of those seeds, hey?!!😏
  15. i sowed out some withania seeds yesterday! i like how the forum can act as a motivator, for me to do more in my garden!
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