Northerner

Spider death match. The invading spider ate the Mumsy and then proceeded to gobble as many of the little ones as it could.

In my garden last summer

signed ltd edition

Somewhere off the beaten path in Millaa Millaa. Got so muddy to see this.

just is...

Love it! Feeding violent criminals psychedelics could be part of a court order in the new Utopia.

Yeah well it's a capitalist world. Fortunately selling plant extracts on ebay is frowned upon and has a snowball in hell chance of remaining up for long. Probably taken down and account banned already. I don't really feel inclined to make any moral judgements on others though for this behaviour. Nor do I agree with the public shaming bit... let facebook do that. Outrage is their speciality.

Wish I had the right climate... just a little hot and wet up top here.

I'd love to hear more anecdotal reports on this plant medicine.

Looks just like early edema indeed judging by the pics online. If it was blister mites you probably would see them if you looked closely on the underside.

Let's not get caught up in the offense culture nor pander to it. It's a fallacy of power. A righteous scream from a place of emotional weakness.

Looks like the early stage of blister mite.

Indeed. Especially if you move to a place where you don't know the language and start from scratch. You have no power to influence what goes on around you verbally, so you are kinda forced o go with the flow. It's a humbling experience.

Baahahaha. When you gotta go you gotta go. Don't know what all the fuss is about.

Sure there are specific clones that have been isolated by people without the undesirable traits. That's different to finding a grass in the paddock. Despite the fact that gramine is insoluble in naptha or similar solvents it is extremely soluble in water and and can form salts that can bond with other precipitated salts, so a re-x is essential. That's not even considering that there could be bufoteniene and 5meo-DMT in a "clean" extract. Like I said, extracting alkaloids from phalaris for medicines without a way to analyse the sample is not recommended.

Phalaris grasses contain gramine and and other toxins and are not a recommended source of medicines, unless you have GCMS access testing... if that was what you were thinking TheMooseZeus

Secret squirrel never tells a soul, not his friends and certainly never a girl. He just lays about in his garden enjoying the scents.

Yeah, even the laws of mathematics to not apply in Australia... let's not try and sneak in rationalism.

Uh uh. You are not a simpleton and I won't be manipulated.

You know I have a wife and 3 kids right? I'm pretty much immune to word games. I've been hardened in the fiery furnace of vernacular nonsense and circular antagonism and come out the other side whole. I get that Waterboy wants to duke it out with you too, now... Will leave you guys to it.

sigh... Northerner wanders off to the garden to find something to do.

Your comment is pretty base DualWieldRake. You seem to be reduced to invective when faced with ideas that conflict your own beliefs. Not much to respect there.

Knowledge is power they said, learn as much as you can they said.