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Everything posted by Teotzlcoatl
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Haha! Coleus = inactive. Absinthe = active (beyond alcohol). Oh yes of course, that is why they are some of the best! I always wanted to evaporate all the alcohol and eat the goo left over, if that is psychoactive then we know for sure! Somebody try it!!! Keep in mind they use a very specific variety of fennel! Foeniculum vulgare var. azoricum also known as "Florence Fennel".
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Aztecs blew the powdered herb in the faces of sacrificial victims!
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Sounds good to me, I'd love to see it when your done. Anybody feel free to use this for whatever you want! Anti-copy-write!
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Yes! Great! Keep us updated!
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Make a big thing of tincture. Find some 95%+ alcohol (everclear) and soak the macerated herb in it. Then the herb infused alcohol has the medicinal properties of the plant. It can be evaporated to reduce the amount of alcohol or even completely dried to make a solid extract which could be taken for medicinal purposes, used as flavoring, etc. Also pick and dry a bunch of the herbage for later use in teas and such. Oh and don't forget to collect a big jar of seeds so you can share this wonderful herb with others and so you'll always have a back up!
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I didn't mean to do it! I didn't post it twice it must have been a glitch or something cause it wasn't me!
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This should be good enough- I really don't know that much about Jade!
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That's on my list of "Baneful Botanicals", look it up.
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Advice needed - Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark held at quarantine
Teotzlcoatl replied to Doopie sp.'s topic in Legal Matters
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Thanks, these are pretty much the "all-stars" of all the ethnobotanicals! List updated!
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YES! (and don't let anybody tell you otherwise). No, not really. Torsten I like Jade 1901, Edouard, pretty much all their stuff is good and I really like the brandy flavor! I know a little about the history but tell us more! Well said.
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Awesome! Thanks! If you have anymore to add please post them! The reason I post my lists so often if because y'all help make them so much better! THANKS Y'ALL!
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Damn I really want one of those plants... The Camphor doesn't make the opium more effective or stronger?
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Jade is probably my favorite. I've tried most of the "good" brands on the market.
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They harvest Psychotria leaf at a specific time too.
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This is bullshit perpetrated to get Absinthe re-legalized. Ha, it's bitter as shit but I can get it down Impossible? ... you pussy Only shit absinthe uses oil, real absinthe has herbs in the pot still and collects the essences that way!
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Dude the Absinthe I drink taste like bottled alpine spring time! It's an amazing, exploding bouquet of flavor!
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Nicotiana tabcum is up there, I try to do just 1 species per genus, maybe I'll change that one to "spp." though. I got Syrian Rue and another species of Leonotis. I may consider, does Voacanga and Tribulus have any traditional usage? Does Phalaris spp. have any traditional usage?
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Plants every ethnobotantist needs in their garden.
Teotzlcoatl replied to ErraneousHerbalist's topic in Ethnobotany
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Then just soak wormwood in any kind of Absinthe. I'm not sure high thujone is point....
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***Herbal Cough & Cold Syrup*** Acer saccharum ~ "Sugar Maple" (syrup/sap) Achillea millefolium ~ "Yarrow" Althaea officinalis ~ "Marshmallow" Anthemis nobilis/Matricaria recutita ~ "Chamomile" Apis spp. ~ "Honey" Betula spp. ~ "Birch" (syrup/sap) Brandy (or other spirit) Cinnamomum camphora ~ "Camphor" Cinnamomum verum ~ "Cinnamon" Citrus spp. ~ "Lemon/Lime" : juice, rind Echinacea spp. ~ "Coneflower" Eucalyptus globulus ~ "Eucalyptus" Foeniculum vulgare ~ "Fennel" Gaultheria procumbens ~ "Wintergreen" : leaf/berries Glycyrrhiza spp. ~ "Licorice" Hydrastis canadensis ~ "Goldenseal" Ligusticum porteri ~ "Oshá" Marrubium vulgare ~ "Horehound" Melissa officinalis ~ "Lemon Balm" Mentha spp. ~ "Mint" Papaver spp. ~ "Poppy" Passiflora incarnata ~ "Passionflower" : fruit and flowers Pimpinella anisum ~ "Anise" Prunus spp. ~ "Cherry" (just use regular fresh cherries, remove the pits and stems) and possibly cherry bark Rosa spp. ~ "Rose" Salvia officinalis ~ "Sage" Sambucus canadensis ~ "Elderberry" Sassafras albidum ~ "Sassafras Solidago spp. ~ "Goldenrod" Ulmus rubra ~ "Slippery Elm" Valeriana officinalis ~ "Valerian" Zingiber officinale ~ "Ginger" Astragalus membranaceus ~ "Astragalus" Cat’s claw (Uncaria tomentosa) Elecampane (Inula helenium) Coltsfot (Tussilago farfara) >Source the finest botanicals possible, obtain them whole or grow your own. Grind your botanicals just before use. Make a potent water infusion from the botanicals, then slowly evaporate most of the liquid off (a crock pot works great). Add honey and brandy. The ratio of water to honey is 1:1, so if you have 1 cup of water, then add 1 cup of honey but only add 1-3 shots of brandy per cup of herbal infusion. Finish it off by adding your brandy and a bit of maple/birch syrup. You can soak some herbs in your honey for a few weeks before making the syrup to make it even stronger! ***"Smokes of Sleep" ~ An Organic Herbal Smoke for Sleep- Cannabis sativa ~ "Ganja" - Top quality hashish and buds Papaver somniferum ~ "Opium Poppy"- High quality, processed opium resin Commiphora myrrha ~ "Myrrh" - Large chunks, wash, then futher clean by soaking in wine for 24 hours then washing again, then drying) Lactuca virosa ~ "Opium Lettuce" - Wildcraft, make sure you have the correct species, exclusively collect the latex Mitragyna speciosa ~ "Kratom" - Potent full specturm extract Passiflora incarnata ~ "Passion-flower" - Powerful full specturm extract >Chop, grind and throughly mix all ingredients, knead and work the resinous substance until it is fully mixed, then put on top of some herb and smoke out of a water-pipe. Mint "Organic Botanical Based Super Mint!” Cough Drop- Gaultheria procumbena ~ "Wintergreen" Mentha piperita ~ "Peppermint" Mentha arvensis ~ "Wild Mint Melissa officinalis ~ "Lemon Balm" Mentha spicata ~ "Spearmint" "Menthol plant" ~ Coleus species Saccharum species ~ "Sugar Cane" Ethnobotanical Cough drop- "Marshmallow" ~ Althea officinalis "Roman Chamomile" ~ Anthemis nobilis Eucalyptus dives, E. globulus & E. polybractea ~ "Eucalyptus" "Wintergreen" ~ Gaultheria procumbens "Osha/Oshala" ~ Ligusticum grayi & porteri "Peppermint" ~ Mentha piperita "German Chamomile" ~ Matricaria recutita "Wild Mint" ~ Mentha arvensis "Lemon Balm" ~ Melissa officinalis "Spearmint" ~ Mentha spicata "Honeysuckle" ~ Lonicera japonica Acmella oleracea ~ "Toothache Plant" Sideritis syriaca ~ "Ironwort" Marrubium vulgare ~ "Horehound" Stevia rebaudiana ~ "Stevia" Saccharum species ~ "Sugar Cane" Apis mellifera ~ "Honey" Echinea (Should not be taken by pregnant women) ~~~ Sleepy Time Herbal Tea ~~~ Anthemis nobilis & Matricaria recutita ~ "Chamomile" Mentha species ~ "Peppermint" & "Spearmint" Lemongrass Hibiscus Passionflower >Chop all your herbs up and throw 'em in a pot o' tea mates!
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Tilia spp. ~ "Linden" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilia_cordata http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilia_americana Older flowers are "narcotic", used medicinally.