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  4. Posted

    all you guys said it correct.

    it's self pollinating, can produce seeds after 4 years, and if planted out you get fantastic seed set, only after a perfect season...

    in pot's you get seeds almost every year.

    they like water over winter, but in pot's not too much.

     

    the most incredible thing regarding catha, is that they can form underground shoots, to form a new plant, wher they think it's better for them.

    they are not roots, but very thin vegetative shoots, with long nodes and tiny pale leaves.

    i never found anyone mentioning this in the sience litarature.

    once this underground shoot likes the position it, forms roots, and upright grow.

    it's a form of suckering with a distance.

  5. Posted

    i watched landline, and the person said, this kava was prepared with slippery hibiscus as an additative.

     

    this landline report focused on kava, made me wanna grow it again, but we would need to get the right property for it.

    is it legal to grow in oz?

    mabee some offshore islands would be suited.

    i would invest all my savings into a venture like this.

     

    3 or 4 investors, i will study locations.

    table land maybe not good enough, chrismas island, or some offshore qld islands.

    if you got info, post it here.

  7. Posted

    in the uk, i grew them inside, behind the windows. those ones i grew from seed, and sold in europe.

    they were small, never did a bio essay.

     

    regarding potency, i read the red veined, is stronger than the rifat/four seasons.

    an established tree can survive mild frosts, and it helps if daytime temps are much higher.

     

    it's said the rifat is a self pollinator, and some rumor claims the offspring was red veined. i can't confirm this.

    we spoke a lot about the seeds of this plant here at sab, if you break open a sphere of this plant, the seeds are the smallest items you will see, shaped like an artist, might paint a rolling tear.

    only the spheres were some green tubes poke out have been pollinated...

    i bio essayed the rifat more than 25 years ago, it was potent.

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  8. Posted

    3 hours ago, Ishmael Fleishman said:

    Died in two weeks in Victoria - I would not bother trying again. It is just not humid enough and it gets to cold in Victoria,

     

    i suspect a mistake by caring for this plant, they grow well even if you have to keep them inside over winter.

    i grew them in the uk, with no difficulties.

    its as well not a sensitive plant as it might be suggested, in this thread. it's a tough as hemp, and everybody that can grow hemp should be able to grow kratom...

     

    they will survive a mild frost, and i am currently searching the forum, to find posts about growers in vic, before it became illegal.

     i think this topic is very good, and somebody should move it, to were no guests or google can spy on us.

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  9. Posted

    Sorry, we were unable to deliver your message to the following address.
     
    No mx record found for domain=newscientist.com.au
     
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    hi!
    i tried 3 times to contact this magazine, and i always get the mailer demon reply.
    i tried 3 different contacts.
     
    is it possible they refuse an email because, it say;s they made a mistake?
     
    can please try anybody else to contact them?
     
    in there article they state, "the green comet will not be visable in southern skies", but it was...

  10. Posted

    3 hours ago, Darklight said:

     

     

    Dunno if you've noticed, but it's not just your justice that's being sidelined. Going to a GP these days is a lottery, very few winners, lots of lazy diagnosis and being sent home and told you're imagining it. Or worse, drug seeking- even when you haven't asked for drugs. It'll get your appointment terminated straight up and go on your record for future appointments

     

    IMO it's a major contributor to Australia having a high rate of chronic illness. Nobody bothers to investigate until you're almost dead

     

    I do believe vax injury is a thing, but so is longCOV. There are no perfect answers yet. Hope your symptoms vanish fast and you can heal

    you rise some very valid points.

    so, if one of the docs that worked at the surgery before, wrote down, "muscle pain" than thats it, even if you say, "it has to do with food" or the scans said " your lower verts are vacummed.

    asking for painkillers, unless you had an operation is a red flag for them, and you will get stigmatised. i complained once to a male triage nurse, and he run a vendetta against me, and i did not get a proper treatment.

    i am prescribed 400mg ibubrofene and i use this as an anty inflamatory, so for periodes one or two a day for a week or so, when telling this do the doc which filled in, he refused to writte me another script, for ibuprofene!!

     

    most doctors and the media  are extreemly deluded, they think street drugs make addicted, and prescription drugs don't!!!

    if you say to them, i got hooked on the anti depressant, and have to increase dosage, they say it doesn't matter this drug is good for you.

    as a shaman i realised the ssri's are not good for me, and now the most modern research claims, ssri's don't fix depression and the benefits were overstated and the side effects ignored.

    i took once occasional a anti depressant/ anti psyhotic which name now escapes me, when i said to my doc, this makes me suicidal in a way i never experienced before, he said double your dose, what an idiot. i stopped taking it, and never had this feeling ever again.

    a friend of mine suicided whilst taken this pill....

    doc's prescribe those drugs even to alcoholics, all though it very bad to mix them.

     

    one time, my diverticulits pain was soo bad, i took 2 oxicontin which i had left after an operation, they only masked the pain, and helped not much...

    i am lucky i am a shaman, and i can treat my issues at times with herbs.

    the other thing is to accept things for how they are.

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  11. Posted

    On 04/10/2021 at 2:40 PM, SayN said:

     but feel free complain to your government 

     

     

    if you experience, some unwanted side effects from the vac, you can't complain to anybody, or any institution.

     

    i tried to contact the tga, all you are allowed to talk to is a phamacist, who say's i'm, sorry for what happend to you.

    in the first test, nobody complained about tinitus, but now one if 5000 get's it.

    there is a web page for serious side effects, and a goverment pay out scheme, but for non life threatening side effects, you get no help, they just all ignore your pleas.

     

    the astra seneca vac, gave me tinitus, and i still have it to this day.

    when i had covid, the tinitus intensified, but now it's not very loud again.

    it's a very anoying condition, i feel i get no justice....

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  15. Posted

    i worked a lot with sceletium, and darcy sold kanna powder to snort, for a while after, i introduced him to this.

     

    one has to always think of how you admister the substance, and how to prepare it.

    i am one of those people who doesn't like ssri's, however once i had a very euphoric eperience, after smoking close to pure kanna extract.

     

    it's undersupplied on the market so money can be made.

    the internet is full of stories, of people giving up zoloft for kanna....

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  16. Posted

    ive seen it growing in a park in brighton uk.

    i think, to remeber it originates from close to the artic circle...

     

    very small fruits, and high chilling requirement.

    btw, i have grown many kiwi fruts from seed, even many yellow ones.

    that's cool because they are not yet traded in the nursery trade.

    bummer they die after a while at my place, because of too much heat.

  17. Posted

    i might add what little i know....

    the kava plant we grew in oz, was a black awa from hawai, said to be the strongest kava strain arround.

    there are many posts about this plant and who got it legaly nthrue customs, here at sab.

    the person who introduced the black awa, is easy to find with a internet search, he is doing brugmansias now somewhere around cairns.

    try brugmansia australia.

     

    hey, kadakuda i struggle to germinate betel nut seeds, i think i need to scarifie them.

    can you help, with insights?

    sorry for the side track

  20. Posted

    On 01/04/2023 at 8:53 PM, SayN said:

     

    The facts aren't the problem here so, with respect, you can't ignore the science or shouldn't shoot the messenger.  It is what it is.  The problem, if there is one, are the violent men.

    i respect your view, but strongly disagree.

    i think there are two problems, with darwins view, "survival of the fittest".

    1, i don't think that it is fact. even blind and injuried animals often survive. less aggressive males get a chance as well to pass on there genes, the observers just don't report this, as it doesn't go hand in hand with the mantra, "survival of the fittest".

    the most aggressive animal is as with humans mostly, not the smartest. being smart and kind and supportive, are as well in the animal kingdom, far more important traits than sure "strengh". 

    2, and yes, this view alone was an excuse by the 3 reich to kill inocent people. and it's not that one nation contains statisticly more aggressive people than an other.

    america under rosevelt, wanted to have the same laws as nazi germany, it's just they could not get the law changes done, as they were not totalitarian.

    the way how sbs and other media portrays the 3 reich, is wrong. they portray the nazi as a monster, and never mention, that the reason for this monsters action was eugenics.

     

    darwin was seen in his contampary time, the same as hippies were seen in the 60's, "a lazy no good person that only travels", but his cousin galton was praised, and he is the person that created the ideas that led to the holocaust. anyway darwin plecherised most of his ideas.

    sorry for my dyslexia...

  21. Posted

    let's not forget, that this all started with plants, peas which gregor mendel a man of the cloth, cultivated in his church garden.

    https://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpage/gregor-mendel-and-the-principles-of-inheritance-593/

    now, the theory behind eugenics, did lead to a slippery slope, which the 3 reich promoted to extreem proportions.

    if people are kept in concentration camps and starved of food, and laboured to death, everybody becomes, a sub human, and as such, can be erraticated.

     

    i have bred plants, but i think this topic needs to be, revisited as it contains a lot of flawed thinking.

    i don't like david attenborough any more, as he always promoted darwin, and the view, the most aggressive male get's all the girls.

    i wonder how many violent man, get encouraged by this view!

    there is even a big problem with seeds that have been breed to perfection, they don't reproduce true to type.

    a fact which is a problem in developing nations, and gives all the power and financial gain to the seed companies and not the farmer.

     

    i know from the plants that "nurture" is a very big factor, as even hybreeds such a nexus, don't grow well unless fully nurtured.

    i would say that there is an argument, to say stabilised seeds are, superior because they adjust better to a varied enviroment.

  23. Posted

    why don't you go to the web store of the person, who created this hybreed.

    it's called herbalistics, but be warned he, renames many plants, so to create new excitement, and so that the people who sourced those plants originaly, don't get any recognition.

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  25. Posted · Edited by withdrawl clinic

    a while ago, i replied to a beeziness thread, on the lines, " i don't like bees, they lead to the dying out of many native insects".

     

    the pollen and nectar in my garden is for native bees and insects, not for imported!

    how dare your bees steal my pollen, which is to save rare native insects.

    the byron bat council, followed this idea and mad european honey bees illegal. a good move, i think, but political suizide, as they had so many complaints, they had to abonde the law afte a short time.

     

    which tells you, what would be the "RIGHT THING TO DO" can't be achived, becuse of the ignorance and feable mindedness of the people.

    thats when a dictator ship would come handy, haha.

     

    dyslexia, sorry.

     

     

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