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  1. i've observed the comet twice now, and it's getting brighter, might even get -mag!

    tsuchisan atlas, can be viewed with the naked eye, at around 4.20am, low in the east (where the sun rises).

     

     

  2. i have worked a lot with sceletium, but since the bust of ehtno (thanks howard and ch7 you low life) haven't done any work.

     

    i think it could be illegal, as it can mimic the effects of mdma. but saying this just makes us realize how stupid howards blanket law, realy is.

    the demand for fermented scelly powder is, not covered by production.

    scelly has the potential, for a good income, for gardeners.

    there are many websites, were people praise sceletium, after switching from ssri and snrs.

    i never used ssri's or sceletium often, i don't like them, but one time, a flash of euphoria over came me, by using a special sceletium product!🥰

     

    it's an easy cutting, and easy to grow, darrels plants produced seed easely. the strains before that, only produced seeds once for me in many years.

    it's easy to grow many plants, and doesn't experience any pests....

     

  3. nice subject fyzygy!

     

    i noticed that, many weeds at my place, come up only at very specific times of the year, and sometimes hardly at all....

    that blue flowering tree (name escapes me now) flowers as well, in a window of 3 months, jacaranda i mean (once i stopped worrying, it came to me)

     

    seasons are less reliable in europe and other places too. it's upsetting for us gardeners, but a disaster for farmers, and lately they got wrong advice and were told "la ninja is over", but it wasn't. ai isn't as good as some farmers intuition....

     

    at my location, there is no clear pattern of rainfall, and sometimes no rain for months.

    i want to wided this topic, how doe's climat change effect the seasons and rainfall, and the effects of the former, in regards of animal and insect kingdoms.

    cycadas for example, they vary in numbers greatly each season, at my place. how is it at your location?

     

    does you location produce glow flies? at my place i get glow flies, but only twice in 20 years! in europe, i can see them every season, and allmost in equal numbers.

    one time, i observed thousand of frogs, migrating to higher ground, and than a monster flood came. how do animals know that?

     

    or how about the seasons in the uk? there you get 4 seasons and all in one day, hahaha.

  4. makes me remember a movie, i saw on sbs. a glasshouse full of plant using mind control, on there carer.

     

    nice topic, i know most south american shamans, sought either 4 cornered specimens and many cornered specimens up to 13 corners and more, but only uneven numbers.

    i don't know if all pedros, have the abilety to form many corners. i've never seen this trait in cultivation.

     

  5. this is interesting, and inspires...

    do you know, if adding gabba, would be a pathway?

     

    i don't know if it got mentioned in this thread, so i repeat what i was told (and sparked my kefir interest) water kefir might facilitate, blood brain barrier, transfere.

    in other words, it might help, some substances, which can't cross, to be able to achive this task. this is potentially dangerous i say, as the bbb is ther for a good reason to protect us. however imagen a phamaceutical which can't cross the bbb, do be able to do, so to varying degree.

    this would help to fight disease, making pharma more effective. putting some pharma which is deemed, not very effective, very effective.

    now there is technolegy currently developed, which allowes, molecules to be directed to specific parts of the body (say for cancer treatment), but i think they struggled with bbb transfere.

    hope this inspires....

  6. herbalistic know there stuff, if they say it's peregrina, than it is, but it's new to oz.

    vilca is around since ages.

     

    growing a fast growing big tree, in pots and shelter, will not work for long.

    they are about 3 to 4 m tall when fruiting the first time, if kept in a pot, they are highly unlikely to ever set seeds.

     

    the plant in the photo could be 2 weeks old only, it's the fastest growing seedling i ever grew, it will not like it to be kept in small spaces.

  7. the sanguinea is very frost hardy, surviving even in scotland and england very well. the yellow flower that looks like a sanguinea is as well very frost hardy, but i don't remeber it's name now, it's very rare, never seen it in oz.....

    all the others are more sensitive to the cold.

  8. peregrina would be yopo, i never heard of it growing in oz.

    vilca is very common, grows fast in a big tree. 

    i seriously doubt, it can be grown successfully in a pot and get seeds.

    vilca started producing seeds after 4 years or so, but it grew so big i had to cull it, it was too much work and took over too much space, and my place is big....

     

    borers attacked the seed pods, so sometimes most pods did not produce.

    if i were you, i would guerilla farm this tree.

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  9. nucelar energy has been in the news a lot lately, what is your opinon?

     

    i am worried about two things, that storing nucelar waste safely has not been worked out yet, and that once, australia goe's nucelar, the rest of the world, will dump there nucelar waste, in oz, as oztralia is seen to, "have the right geologial features for this task".

     

    germany is planing, to retire the atomic power generators, and we start with this flawed technology?

    "dud" en, and other politicians, might have as well an other not voiced agenda, being that there own uranium share would go up, and money can be made by storing nucelar waste from all over the world in australia.

  10. ok, big update!

     

    a friend of mine did lend me two books about probiotic (fermented drinks) which inspired me greatly.

    seems that some people use only sugar for the primary fermentation, and only add fruits (simmered down in a little water and sugar) at the botteling (second fermentation stage).

    this would keep the granules much cleaner which could be a big advantage (fruit pulp is hard to seperate from the granules), but i still add fruit to the initial fermentation, as it produces a better brew.

     

    my current batch had raspberries and a little sugar added at botteling stage. the book said the fruit sugars (fructose?) will produce the fizzyness of the drink and i agree. thats why i add fructose in form of ginger and citrus fruits to the first fermentation, already. maybe thesecond fermentation is enhanced, by already fruits beeing added at the first step.

    i found out that the granules can be stored in the fridge (not freezer) once they have been cleaned, for a few months.

    as well i had a bottle of second fermentation brew in the fridge for maybe 2-3 months and it was delicious, and a little psychotropic..

     

    i have not yet experimented with ginger out of a jar, but reading suggested that water kefir granules don't like metal, and detergent residue.

     

    what i observed, but never read about, is that water kefir seems to be able to keep fruits and ginger and galangel very fresh (it is conserved well) so maybe it's good to use the same ginger for several brews (i use ginger thinly sliced currently).

     

    i still havent brewed by adding some of our "more beloved" ethono plants, but the fact, that the second fermented drink keeps very well, in the fridge for a long time, gives me hope it could work. in other words, i always thought the added organic would be in contact with the water kefir for a too short periode, to facilitate a transfer of active compounds.

     

    my initial excitement, was brought on by the thought that, similar like "spit kava" the granules would help to extract compounds.

    i would like to add kava or withania to a brew, would be nice if it would work. withania is quite heat stable so one could add this plant, in form of a simmered water decoction.

     

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  11. one time i saw some footage of a rave in israel, and the young girl took a high dose of ssri's as a dance party drug.

    i think, it's very important to talk to other people, with similar experiences, because like this we can learn and start to understand what might be happening.

     

    i used to smoke a lot of weed, and when i took a break, the first 3 day's i took zyprexa. only a chance encounter with another human being, whilst being held up in a waiting room, made me realise that, zyprexa caused that suicidal feeling. never took zyprexa again, and never had to experience this "low".

    drug trials are always flawed, because the tests are done by humans, with a certain mind set on hand.

    it could be even quantum physics at play here...

  12. same here, i hope all of this helps, ishmael!

     

    as well i want to point out, that this thread shows how complicated and not as straight forward as some docs, this issues can be.

    you are lucky, your doctor is good, as many docs, just presrcibe ssri's, without even checking for contra indications with other meds.

    ssri's have now lost a lot of there "shine" as doctors are starting to find out that, it's very difficult for some people to stop ssri's and nsri's.

    ethno people disscused this many years ago, glad to see the "professionals" chatching up, hehehe.

     

    sorry for the slight highjack of the thread, but i want to add my own experience, with one point.

    one of my previous doctors said (after i said, some people find it hard to stop ssri's, THEY ARE ADDICTIVE) if i give you a substance, than it's not addiction!!!!

    poor imbecil doctor, i wonder how many lives he destroyed, but "feels" he's done soooooo much good!

     

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  13. they are very tiny, and hard to germinate. some traders seeds will not germinate.

    there are old post's around wher people raised dozends of kratom seedling.

     

    cuttings are a better source, to establish a plant....

  14. 10 hours ago, Alchemist said:

    Be very careful with 5HTP. I had to throw mine away yesterday.

    i just add that i don't respond well to tryptophan either, makes me edgy, unwell.

    i don't like ssri's either, in pills or the herb, but growing sceletium would be my choice for you.

    capii lfts depression after one puff, but i don't know if it's leveling out highs.

    topic starter you are experienced but naturaly all those suggestions have interactions with other drugs, which need to be avoided.

    eating more fish can help at times.

  15. i saw a report on tv yesterday, regarding this subject.

    i never used them much as it made my heart, pump loudly.....

     

    it might have been said, but in case it hasen't, the problem is that with nangs you get no oxygen whils inhaling, whilst at the dentist you do.

    i used it once in a clinical settting, in good ammounts it was awesome, still a nice memory.

  16. very interessting subject, the little i might add, is oils help to extract cannabis, and there are quite a few plants which are said to reduce anxiety and maybe depression by just smelling them,

    gardenia comes to mind.

    grapefruit juice is said to potentiate cannabis.

    i believe some strains are more likely, to cause psychosis than others (even potent strains).

  17. On 06/05/2024 at 7:29 PM, Amazonian said:

    Lol. I notice this in some people. I just thought they have an itch (or crabs) and need to scratch but try to be inconspicuous, like when you have an itchy bum or a wedgey?!  I think it’s sometimes better to just have a good scratch and get it over with. Being  obvious might be better than trying to be inconspicuous (and not really relieving the itch) rather than having someone think you are sending sex signal. Lol. 

    :)

    your reply, reminds me a female friend of mine, i asked and she said it was an itch.

    some people who did this, i knew for many years, so i don't think its an itch.

    soldiers and ex soldiers seem to do it more and southern european...

  18. hi!

    i noticed since quite a while, that some men, when they talk to me, touch there genitals very briefly. they do that repeatedly, and i sometimes thought, they want me to look where, they touched them selfe, but i never do. maybe thats why they repeat the process? i never asked any of them why they do it, or if they even aware of it. it could be something close to a tick.

    some of them lived in my area, and when i met them, they always do the touching thing, which is slightly anoying. i sometimes thought is this a secret gay thing (i'm a bit a feminine male),

    but i know some of them are certainly hetro.

     

    has any of you noticed the same thing?

    is any of you a groin toucher? can any body shed light to this phenonoma.

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  19. On 17/03/2024 at 7:32 AM, Ishmael Fleishman said:

     

    Are you saying the cristata will turn into a single columnar cactus again?

    ok, but i'm out of my depth a bit....

    i know that colums lying around for years, on the inside of a window, will reduce there circumfrence and start to look like a seedling pedro.

    i never left a cristate lying around for years without soil, so i don't know what will happen.

    rejuvination is an important, propagation tool. many plants are an easy cutting, when they still young, but hard to strike, when a few years old.

    so by repeatedly pruning, the plant may show, more juvenil growth, which than can be used for east probagation.

     

    cacti, are easy to strike a cutting, even if they are mature, but turning a fat old cactus into a tiny cylinder, has advantages, if you want to start tissue culture, or send only a very small parcel.

     

    i think to remember that monstrous growth, is a feature which is visable already, in the seedling stage....

    so i think, it will not turn into a single columnar specimen.

    the cristates show different patterns (turning from cristate to wax column to multi branched, back to cristate) some stay cristate all the life, i assume rejuvinating will not alter this pattern.

    i will start the experiment, with one of my monstrous cacti, and tell you in a years time what happend!

  20. On 29/02/2024 at 10:56 AM, Siggor said:

    and be able to rejuvenate them. 

     

    siggor that was very generous of you! 

    i would say though, being able to make them, flourish again.

    rejuvenating, means the cacti reverts back to  earlier growth patterns. something that happens always, when one leaves a bare section of a cacti, laying around for many months or years.

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  21. kratom use will certainly not ruin your life, there is a saying in malaysa, saying woman, marry a kratom chewer and not a pot smoker, the chewers are working, the pot smokers are lazy.

    i predict a future when most psychotropic plants, will be legal again, because the sience will proof us sab'ers right.

    people like john howard and his advisors, are uneducated, and made there decisions, not understanding the ethno community's knowledge.

     

    a lot of doctors and psychiatrist are already on our side!

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