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I have once but I don't think I got the doses high enough... also I found that Calea worked sometimes for me but not others. Last night picked some calea and made a tea\smoke with about a 1\3rd of a brug flower. No vivid dreams I could remember (could be the result of a low dose of seroquel and a bit of valium) but it was like dreaming awake... when floating to sleep I was having conversations with friends and suddenly realised where I was and that I wasn't talking aloud. This also was happening upon awakening.

D. stramonium is my guess...

Why are people too lazy to use clean secateurs???

Thanks for clearing that up... Just out of curiosity Julian, would you have any documents or just bits of basic information on the traditional useage history of phlebophylla??? I have only been told bits and pieces about it.

I wish I could be able to approach it from that perspective but instead I have to approach it from the reverse... psychedelic healing to help me overcome pre-existing mental health issues. It's a good concept, but if somebody had already found everything they were looking for in their life and their perception of it then I'm not sure they would find any use for psychedelics to reinforce the good things (I've met some extrodinary people that are naturally happy and at peace who have no need or desire for substances)... but then again if somebody has found everything they are looking for in this world, some spicey psychedelic can satisify the cravings for looking and searching beyond this world .

From what I have heard at the right time of year, the phyllodes that have fallen from the trees can be smoked alone\crudely extracted\brewed etc... to achieve active effects due to such high concentrations found within the plant material, but I agree that any live harvesting that would cause damage to the plant is definitely a big no no. Based on what some friends have said, this is perhaps the most sacred entheogen Australia has - shown even by it's traditional indigenous regard and useage, and also as mentioned above one of the contributing factors to the rarity is it's ability to really only survive in it's own unique environment. But hey, if you can get a cutting and keep it alive - go for it, but I know for certain there is no way in hell it could survive where I live.

I'll vouch for B.O.C. - though it ain't no 'Music Has the Right to Children' ;).

By memory you can't catch the same strain twice... but you're bound to always know at least one person with a cold or the flu, so just hunt them down and kiss them.

My friends saw them and said they were REALLY good.

Seed Available for Trade Possible Cuttings Available: (notice will of course be needed in order to propagate cuttings if rooted ones are desired) Psychotria carthaginensis Sceletium tortuosum Sceletium spp. (a much more dense and compact species) Brugmansia candida Hemia salicifolia Calea zacatechichi Catha edulis (Red Leaf) Trichocereus pachanoi Wanted List: Passiflora incarnata Psychotria viridis Banisteriopsis caapi Salvia apiana Trichocereus peruvians Pereskiopsis spp. Theobroma cacao Brugmansia suaveolens, B. aurea & B. sanguinea Serenoa repens - Saw Palmetto Tribulus terrestris Nymphaea caerulea

I have always loved these plants... Brugs and daturas seem to have a spell over me. This Brugmansia I raised from a small cutting, and now it is bearing it's first flowers so I figured some pictures were in order.

This is the family that has grown since my first T. pachanoi was given to me in Autumn 2005.

M.I.A. - Arular Bloc Party - Silent Alarm (anybody heard the remix album??? Pretty wicked) Interpol - Antics Gorilaz - Demon Days Vitalic - OK Cowboy That's my top 5 . Edit: Oh the new Franz album is good, especially compared to their first.

Hahahaha... all you ever need is Selected Ambient Works I\II hehe. Ummm... Yeah as said above Boards of Canada, AIR, Shpongle... also check out M83, Mogwai and Sigur Ros. Heard of an album, Hoopy Frood - Psychonaut, which sounded like the type of thing you're after as well. Oh, try the 2nd CD on Infected Mushroom - Converting Vegetarians as well if you haven't heard it. Oh, and don't forget Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia by Dimmu Borgir.

I saw a ton of awesome big healthy pedro's being sold at Eden Gardens in Ryde when my hort class went on an outing... the place has pretty expensive prices, but I vaguely remember the lady saying that they are very big on quality control (guarantees on some of the bigger expensive items), so comparing per cm perhaps it would end up cheaper than usual anyway. I wish I had my camera on me to take some pictures, but check it out if you live around there. The gardens displays are really nice there as well.

My stram. var tatula looked no where near as beautiful as that flower above, maybe it was lighting or something . Next time I try I may give it a good solid potassium dose before flowering.

Hey to any supporters and users of the Aus Free Seed Ring. Just letting you know that any orders placed from today to the Central Coast ring will not be sent off for another month or so as I shall be unavailable to the world. All apologies, Chris.

Hmmm, it's not long after my birthday... which is as good a reason as any to go!!!

Great movie!!! Until I'd seen it I had no idea that Sean Rider was such a crazy mofo hahaha .

AFOAF was telling me yesterday that there was some dirty spice around that makes you feel sick.

Hahaha a girl I know was in Bali a couple of months back... she got pulled aside by customs there on the way back because she was carrying too much alcohol (not to mention an excessive ammount of tobacco products throughout her bag). All that happened was they demanded a bribe (as usual in Indonesia) and she got in through Australian customs fine :D.

What is the cause for such happening???

I should be going to Jakarta in a month....

Hehehe, I love the whole young feminist 'white witch' movement (thanks to Buffy and Charmed) calling themselves Wiccans and not realising a single thing about it. The fact that Gardner was OTO wouldn't mean a single thing to them. But I guess that's just like with every following... there are some\many that misinterpret and pervert it.

Very interesting indeed. What they say about pasteurisation of milk and destroyed enzymes stopping calcium absorbtion is interesting. The debate on whether animal protein leaches calcium has been pretty much shattered (http://www.news-medical.net/?id=7876) but this might still support the arguement of cows milk being useless for preventing osteoporosis. Still curious as to why the highest dairy consuming countries have the highest rates of osteoporosis though.