Cultivation - Which DMT plant to grow?

[Hyperreal]

What's the best DMT-containing plant to cultivate? Is there anything that doesn't require too much attention, grows quickly, yields a good amount of DMT and is readily available?

[moeBius]

it depends on the climate where you live.
but i think the best plant which is most easily to cultivate is
anadenanthera peregrina or yopo. this tree can be grown as an indoor
plant.


Edited by: moeBius

[daeron]

My money would be on P.Viridis

[Hyperreal]

I'd be growing it indoors, by the way. Thanks for the suggestions

[sp4zzj4zz]

Originally Posted by daeron

My money would be on P.Viridis

In my experience Psychotria viridis is VERY hard to germinate and can
sometimes take up 4 months just to germinate the little buggers. Not to
mention taking care of the plant itself can be a bit tricky.



I would suggest looking into Phalaris aruninacea
(Reed Canary Grass). This stuff grows like regular lawn grass and it
super easy to maintain. Ideal for gowing in large pans (more surface
area) or something similar in a basement.

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[allyourbase]

Ive heard bundleflower has fairly standard amounts @ around 2% (which is considerably more than mimosa hostilis).


mimosa seems to be the cleanest although Ive heard it contains carbolines as well.


phalaris would be quick to grow, and wouldnt arouse suspicions. although its DMT content is negligible.


psychotria is now watched.


acacia isnt watched but Im not sure of its actual content.

[adzket]

if your trying to grow plants indoors its probibaly easyer to just buy the plant of the net like mhrb its one of the easyest to exstract from aswell take a look at dmt world

[Marsofold]

Bundleflower is worthless. I extracted 185grams of it and got only one single absolute minimum dose of DMT(20mg?) out of it. Psychotria Viridis is a tropical plant usually propagated by burying a leaf with the outer end(1/3) poking out of the soil. It will eventually grow roots if kept wet and develops into a full size plant. If you're poor, just buy one live plant and remove halfof the leaves to multiply it.A kilogram of the leaves will yield 3grams of DMT if extracted. But you'll have to bring it indoors over the winter, so use large clay pots if you grow it outdoors. Mimosa Hostilis is also tropical. Since the root is the part of it you'd want, then maybe consider growing it outdoors in a sandy-soil garden and just pull it up in the fall. Save the summertime seeds it makes for next years crop. Acacia Obtusifolia can easily be grown outdoors inmoderate climates and is also a concentrated source of DMT for extraction... Edited by: marsofold

[transit]

While Psychotria viridis can be grown from
seed it is much easier to propagate using leaf cuttings. </span>If you crack the stem on the back of the leaf
in a few places, each crack acts as a node which potentially produces a new
plant. </span>Bury the leaves stem down about
half way into soil. </span>Give them warm
temperatures and some water. </span>And be
patient – SWIM’s experience with this method is that it takes several months
for growth to occur.</span>

[Marsofold]

This is really a question of your climate, since it will limit your choices. Acacia Obtusifolia is easy to grow and tolerates mild winters (-6C). DMT in both bark and young leaves. Whether it can stand snow is a question I haven't been able to get an answer for.

[transit]

<h1>Thanks
Marsofold for reporting that Acacia obtusifolia is easy to grow and can
tolerate mild winters. </span>SWIM was familiar
with the name of this species as a result of the extraction tek, </span>Elfspice's</span> Compleat Acacia Extraction Guide
which uses Acacia obtusifolia. </span>However,
SWIM had <i style="">assumed[/i] that this species
was semi tropical and was not a possible candidate for him to grow outside.</span></h1>


<h1>Looking
for further information on Acacia obtusifolia in Tihkal it was noted that although
Shulgin mentions about 11 different Acacia species that contain DMT he makes no
mention of A. obtusifolia. </span>Consulting
Ott’s Pharmacotheon was even less helpful – he doesn’t even mention
Acacia. </span>Note that both of these texts
were examined quickly and that a closer look might reveal more information.</span></h1>


<h1>A
more useful source was </span>http://mulga.yage.net/acacia/</span> which
reports that although “there are no qualitative analysis of these alkaloids
[from A. obtusifolia] . . . the physical properties and effects as far as I can
gauge, suggest that they are tryptamine alkaloids . . . , especially DMT.” </span>As well, he reports obtaining “from 0.4 to
0.5 % alkaloids in the dried bark [of A. obtusifolia].” </span>In other words, he confirms what you reported
above.</span></h1>

[Marsofold]

That source also states that the fresh tops(leaves) contained 0.07% DMT undried weight. Tobacco leaves are 80% water fresh and 20% water dried. A 4:1 ratio. Very likely the same approximate ratio exists in most plants, includingAcacia Obtusifolia. That means that the young dried leaves would contain about 0.28% DMT. Virtually identical to Psychotria Viridis and half of what's in Mimosa Hostilis. The big advantage is that you wouldn't have to dig up roots as with Mimosa or cut off any branches to get the bark. Just pickhalf of the leaves off before they get too old.Convenience and cold-hardiness both in one plant. Edited by: marsofold

[antigenesis]

What would be a good choice for indoors San Diego?

[Marsofold]

Psychotria Viridis only averages around 0.1% DMT. And the dried leaf is very light and fluffy. You can't process more than around a half-pound of it in a large 6-Liter crockpot. A half-pound will yield around a quarter-gram of DMT. 4 doses. A lot of work for only 4 doses. Easy, but grows really slow under90 degrees F(32C).
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Mimosa Hostilis rootbark averages around 0.6% DMT. But it takes three years to be large enough to be worth harvesting. And the harvest is UNDERGROUND. A 6-Liter crockpot can process 1 kilogram of this stuff since it is so dense. And you'll get up to 6 grams of DMT from that batch. Takes three years, but a singlebatch = 120 doses!
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Acacia Obtusifolia averages 0.45% DMT in the bark and around 0.3% in the dried young leaves. Easy to grow even in occasional-light-snow climates. And it's a tree! Who'd suspect that the pretty tree with the yellow foliage is for DMT? Unknown % of DMT in the dried mature leaf. I estimate 0.2%, but that's just a guess. At 0.2% you'd get 8 doses/batch processed in a 6-Liter crockpot. Not as good as Mimosa's 120, but imagine having a dozen full size TREES making DMT in your yard. This is what I'm gonna grow in mine. If it works out, I'll be modifying a 55-gallon drum into a BIG crockpot! Edited by: marsofold

[Canabis]

P.Viridis is bamboo?M`I right?

[Marsofold]

Nope. Not even close...

[Canabis]

Can I used bamboo stem to make DMT?

[Marsofold]

Nope! You cannot!

[unico_walker]

Just a note I don't think even .001% of the general population even
knows what DMT is, so you don't really have to worry about what it
looks like you're growing.

[genaro]

phalaris plants (P.Aquatica or P.Arundinacea)are very easy to grow, they don't need any care (they just need some space tospread and a good sunny location, better to grow these outside for sure).Butphalaris plants havetwo main problems:


-you need to grow huge quantities as these arn't much concentrated - they are said to be somewhat toxic compared to other dmt plants (phalaris contains more 5meodmt than dmt, and 5meodmt is said to cause some adverse reactions in some people when used with an maoi, and phalaris species also contains a few toxic substances like gramine).

[sterling77]

Here's something I found on QT's DMT Extraction for Students:

Alkaloids reported as (mg) per (100g) raw dried plant, and as percent of total plant source weight:
Acacia bark
0.71% NN-DMT
Acacia maidenii bark
0.36% NN-DMT
Acacia simplicifolia bark
0.86% NN-DMT
Mimosa hostilis root (bark)
0.57% NN-DMT
Virola shoots & flowers
0.44% NN-DMT
Desmanthus illinoensis root (bark)
0.34% NN-DMT
Pilocarpus organensis
1.06% 5-MeO-DMT
Phalaris tuberosa
0.10% NN-DMT
0.022% 5-MeO-DMT
0.005% 5-OH-DMT
Phalaris arundinacea ('net gossip)
0.060% NN-DMT
?? 5-MeO-DMT
Psychotria species (averaged, from Jonathan Ott)
0.200% NN-DMT