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I was gonna say stinging nettle. If the other drug you're talking about is finasteride or diasturide it stops the conversion of testosterone to DHT. It actually increase testosterone due to less conversion tondht. It doesn't lower it or convert it. It lowers dht levels which as you stated can lead to halting of hairloss or slowing of hair loss but few will see regrowth and if so minimally. Similar mechanism is why it decreases or halts prostate growth. It can cause gyno but it wont happen over night and can easily be halted and reversed with tamoxifen. Worst part is it'll likely give you erectile dysrunction, for some it will last as long as you take it for others it last as long as your hormones take to re-stablise and adjust to the drug. For others it won't effect ot at all. It's not a bad drug, it just as it pros and cons and an enlarged prostate can cause a lot of issues later on, so pros and cons. Finasterirde only converts 70% diasturide is close to 100%.

I do love the spines on Jourdanianas .

How cold Kakadu?

Garmine!!! There's a strain high yielding, dominate in 5meo in Australia imported from northern Africa from a ethogen enthusiast who got lucky and selectively breed it. It's know as tanit and is a P. Aquatica variety of phalaris. Its not clear yet how the climate or soil bio affects the 5meo content in Australia.

I would argue it's the opposite.

S. recognita seeds for sale. $10 dollars (this includes postage) for 30 seeds. As previously quoted "A hardy perennial with a woody basal leaf clump 12 inches (30 cm) tall and 18 inches (45 cm) wide and with flowering stems 24–30 inches (60–75 cm) tall. HARDINESS Zone 6 ORIGIN Turkey CULTIVATION Grows best in arid climates. Prefers very well drained, lean soil and occasional water in summer. LANDSCAPE USE A perennial for the xeric landscape.” PM me.

I spent all winter feeding one of my peruvianus straight piss by spring it pupped 13 pups, they were so densely packed that it self terminated 7 of them to make room for the others, one by one they rotted as if they had an infection. Yet the infection never spread and the pups just rotted off to make room for the others. Literally only the pups that were competing rotted. Never seen it since on any of my other cacti.

I have formed the belief that urine encourages pupping. But this is purely hearsay I know of a few growers that would agree but I could not tell you the scientific reason for this and why it would work. Cactus usually don't like excess nitrogen yet anecdotally they seem to pup. On a side note It would be worth reading up on what Israeli farmers do, they have a fertilising regime that keeps them fruiting all year. Could help to provide clues.

Could be a nutrient issue encouraging pupping

Interesting, D-Limonene is a natural solvent, smells good and easily available. I use to use it in the shed for cleaning surfaces just because it smelled good. Found in citrus fruit obviously. I should add essential oils like mandarin, orange are very high in D-Limonene. Infact I think the grapefruit essential oil, iirc, is like 95% D-Limonene. Heard of people using a few drops of grapefruit essential oil in vegetable capsules and quickly swallowing them (before the capsule starts to fall apart) to ease nausea when partaking in trip related activities. (The reason for the capsule use is that even a couple drops of the concentrate can cause mouth and throat irritation).

I also have a few spare seeds freshly harvested this year for anyone that misses out on Fyzygy's offer.

Asking for a friend. Anyone have a B. caapi cutting or plant for sale. Who are located in WA?

Nexus might be worth checking out.

Both harmine and harmaline are reversible inhibitors of monoamine oxidase A (RIMAs). The mechanism of action is different to irreversible MAOIs like: Isocarboxazid, Phenelzine or Tranylcypromine. The bonds for reversible inhibitors are more easily broken as they are bonded through non-covalent mechanisms. Irreversible MAIOs permanently inhibited and altering the receptor site they target. Which is why pharmaceutical MAOIs have more dangerous interactions, whereas many who have extensive use with harmala will tell you the fears are offstated. Ofcourse mixing harmala with stimulants, certain pharmaceuticals, amphetamines etc isn't a good idea and there are ofcourse other factors such as half lives etc, but generally interactions with harmala are overstated. Now THH found in caapi is a bit different. It is thought to be a SRI with minimal reversible MAO-A activity. But i believe this is still controversial.

You should read up on the difference between pharmaceutical MAOIs and harmala which is a RIMA. The dangers are not the same. Having said that harmala will still have potential dangers when mixing stimulants/ amphetamine etc.