Drug info - Is this Salvia Divinorum?

[Volko]

... This plant is belong to my Grandmum My friends toled me that this is Salvia Divinorum, and i had try it ... but no efects

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Volko added 3 Minutes and 12 Seconds later...

P.S. Sory for my bad english

[Metomni]

Hmm, it sure does look like it, though SWIM has only had real life contact with extracts, he's never actually seen the leaves, just in pictures.

Though, the lack of effects could be attributed to the fact that in leaf form the substance is much less powerful, chewing on the leaf gives a much more mild effect than smoking the extract. This could be why SWIY believes there to be no effects.

SWIM has always been interested in the milder side of this plant, is SWIY sure that allowing a couple leaves to sit in their mouth while chewing for a couple minutes gives no effects at all, however subtle?

[Volko]

I had smoke 2-3 leaves of this plant, but there is no efect, not even relaxation ... maybe just is'n salvia
Tnx anyway

[Metomni]

Instead of smoking the leaves, SWIY should try taking 2 or 3 off the branch and rolling them up and putting them in their mouth. Just suck on them and chew on them every once in a while for several minutes. Let them sink in through SWIY's mucus membranes in their mouth and see what happens.

[DividedReality]

The leaves are the same type of leaf that Salvia Divinorum has, but you can tell that this is not Salvia by the stems. The one on the left is much too thick for Salvia, not to mention Salvia has a square stem, not round.

Sorry Volko, but what you got does not appear to be Salvia

[Volko]

Damn
Tnx anyway

[fnord]

Volko are both plants the same type? becasue teh leaves sure do look like sallvia but as mentioned the stalk on the left looks nothing like salvia. but if your plant on the right is different and has a square stem....


BTW smoking random plants can be harmfull.

[cra$h]

if you look at the main plant it the picture, you can barely see the stem, and it's the same as the one on the left. sorry, not salvia.