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    Mapacho

    Hi ayaibo, rapè and ambil are difficult to find in Aust but I've never had trouble getting thru customs. I think 5kg is the Max for importing tobacco products (but I may have that wrong). I know folks have imported logs in the past. Entheobotanica (Aust) sometimes have mopacho leaf and rapè but it doesn't seem to have anything atm. I keep an eye out for the 50% off sales at Shamanic snuff (Peru). They have great ambil but you need to be quick. Orisha Ossain (NL) has become a favourite, the quality is very good as the rapè is sieved extra fine, thier Kuripes and Tepis are without equal. Failing that drop me a Pm for some seed and big welcome to Aust btw.
  2. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237355905_Ash_salts_and_bodily_affects_Witoto_environmental_knowledge_as_sexual_education
  3. http://herbs.nextohm.com/Sacred Plants/Tobacco/TOBACCO SYRUP - AMBIL/
  4. Edit: Sorry thought i knew something but was wrong.
  5. Good ole thread. Can anyone suggest a tree that ( good for ashes/ alkaline source) I could grow in a cool climate? Thanks
  6. All hail the mighty!..... 5yrs later, All hail the mighty!
  7. Hey Shmee, what's the turgor like? Have the grafts become soft?. I've found with my grafts that although they take, it can be some time before they have the vascular network to deal with stressors like too much sun.
  8. You need to de-carboxylate the oil first to make the THCA into active THC when ingested. Chances of being off ya guts behind the wheel would be pretty high I reckon, best saved for when one is safe and sound at home.
  9. Hey Ricey, to save your hands when doing big pieces, try rolling up a opened newspaper longways, then fold in half holding both ends. (Making a loop). Use that to hold your piece steady as you cut.
  10. Lots of different non-columnar cacti seem to do this habit early on( like Enchinocactus grunsonii. ) It's a pup thing and will fill out in time, nor is it a 'unnatural ' occurrence imo. Sit back an enjoy
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    Sacred snails

    What did the collectors do with the snails? Eat them or venerate them. Both?
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