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In case of bud rot…

September 15, 20101 Comment

…go and do an extraction of all the plant material. It’s the only safe way to get a hold on the substances you’ve been growing your plants for. When I discovered the rot at first   [link here] I kind of panicked. I knew this would be bad, but having smoked a bit from the [...]

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Salvia, well known for it’s mind-blowing hallucinogenic and dissocciative effects, is an easy plant to grow. The start can be a bit tricky if starting from a cutting, as in mine and most cases. It can be grown from seed, but even if  your Salvia plant would produce seed, most of it is unviable. If [...]

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Leonotis Leonorus, also known as Wild Dagga or Lion’s Tail, is a perennial shrub native to Southern Africa. The plant has a history as a medicinal plant used for headache, cough, fever and many other treatments. It is best known for it’s use as a substitute for Cannabis, hence the name, Wild Dagga – Wild Cannabis.

The plant can get a size of (in ideal conditions) 2 to 5 meters tall. Since it’s native to South Africa it’s important to place the plant in full sun for optimal growth, and if you expect flowers it’s essential. Both the leaves and flowers can be used to smoke or to make tea out of it. Leonurine, one of the psychoactive alkaloids in Leonotis Leonorus, is easily extracted through a water infusion. Personally I do not have any experience with the use of this plant so far, but when I have it will be shared.

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Spring is here!

March 26, 20104 Comments

And there’s a whole bunch of growing projects and updates coming! I moved this winter and live in Delft since early January. From now on I have my own place with a garden facing South where I can grow and experiment with almost everything. What do I plan on growing this year? Here’s a small [...]

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I had to stick with everything I encountered, which aren’t that many plants with entheogenic or hallucinogenic properties, but everyone of them has some mind altering properties in some way.

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Still Alive

October 15, 2009No Comments

Just giving a sign of life, I’m still active here

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Nearly a month ago I started trying to grow Syrian Rue, or Peganum Harmala.

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A short, but essential update on the last post I made on sowing Lophophora seeds.

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Sowing Peyote

July 10, 20092 Comments

Today I sowed the latest batch of peyote seeds I got. Though it is a bit late in the season I wanted to try a new method anyway, and could not wait until March.

In this article I will describe the method I used to prepare the containers; the soil mix I used and everything else that is important when sowing your seeds.

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