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Caduceus Mercurius

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Well, I guess it's too late, because a week ago the whole plant fell down. I put some parts in water, and they're doing quite well. The other parts are drying.
 

GOD

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"Your salvia's are in desperate need of some Nitrogen!"

Welcome to the forum . How can you see that ?
 

GOD

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A Peyote mama
 

GOD

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Phalaris grass babys
 

Bighead

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GOD a dit:
"Your salvia's are in desperate need of some Nitrogen!"

Welcome to the forum . How can you see that ?

Hi GOD

Thanks for the welcome.

Just a guess. As someone else stated in another forum, and just my general knowledge of plants:

Yellow leaves = nitrogen, magnesium or Iron deficiencies.
Purple leaves = Phosphorus deficiencies
Brown or scorched leaves = Calcium or Potassium deficiencies

I could be totally wrong.
 

user_1919

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Beautiful peyote's GOD!:)
 

GOD

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Thanks User .

Thanks for the info Bighead . They look OK to me though . With cannabis plants the redness can be caused by cold or be genetic . Look at the red plant in the "Sick buds" thread . Its genetic in those type of plant . It had enough fertiliser and it was august . It wasnt the only red plant i had loads of them .
 

r0mke

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2 shiva's, powerplant and early girl :D
They are now flowering and bigger!
 

user_1919

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VERY NICE!!!:) Those are massive plants.
 

IJesusChrist

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My vivarium not much going on in there now...
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3 peruvian torch
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acacia + 2 peruvian
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acacia
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So you were born, and that is a good day.
And someday you'll die and what a shame.
But somewhere in the between, theres a life in which we all dream,
And nothing and no one will ever take that away.

Well someday soon my friend!
This ride will come to an end...
And we cant. Just. Get. In line. Again.........
 

Teonanacapilli

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Dood... I have to learn more about plants so I can grow them. Wasn't born with the green gift, only a love for the green. Yours look fantastic though. Vivariums are sweet, I used to be BIG into aquariums. Have you ever looked at setting up a planted terrarium with reptiles or small mammals? Or a planted paludarium with fish and/or amphibians?

If someone wanted to get creative, they could start up a psychedelic paludarium with Salvia and other small psychotropics/psychedelics and put in a couple Sonoran Desert Toads. You can collect psychedelics from the system periodically. That's a useful vivarium!
 

IJesusChrist

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Hence my plan to have a large green house built on my property :D
 

Teonanacapilli

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That's a dream of mine as well. Peyote is legal in Canada, I wish to farm it :D
 

r3volved

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I'm interested in an outdoor garden and would like advice on plants for my area.
I live near toronto (ontario canada) and am particularly looking for advice on seasonal plants for spring summer and fall.

Anyone from the area or similar have any advice?
I would consider myself novice-intermediate experience. Any and all suggestions welcome...I will investigate my local laws :wink:
 

IJesusChrist

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Uh,

Indoor growing is going to be best for you for most plants, otherwise for outside:

morning glories - LSA
Marijane... obviously.
Questionably -> Phalaris grass (although, yeah, this is STILL up in the air as to research).
If you wanted, Datura, although this is an especially dangerous and not often fun psychodelic...

Most psychodelic plants are found near the equator, and if you have no chemistry skills, piper auritum and sassafras aren't going to be any good to you :).

I would personally buy some Hawaiian baby woodrose, morning glories (the blue flower kind), and some phalaris grass.

There are plenty of other plants you can grow up there that can be used for non-psychoactive teas and stuff. Caribou moss, there is also a bog-tea plant http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_24IopttEsMY/TRJKGxoOjbI/AAAAAAAALCY/3VbeCyfb8bA/s320/DSC_0063.JPGthat grows in your area, cedar trees, many mints (spearmint, peppermint, wintergreen) can be found there too...

I'm fairly certain anything else you want to grow will need some indoor temps & synthetic lights. :?
 

maxfreakout

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there's so many exciting plants to grow, mapacho tobacco, ayahuasca, mescaline cactus, opium poppy
 

Crimzen

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careful with the morning glory, in australia its been deemed a noxious weed as it grows out of control
just make sure you trim it back from time to time
and with datura if you choose to grow it, when pruning or cutting the branches at all, make sure to wear gloves and long sleeves, the guy we got ours from said when he was cutting his down he got sap on his arms and for days he was seeing lights and having minor hallucinations
 
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Hi guys and gals,

I'm interested in ethonbotanicals and have just started my research .

I'm trying to stick to my shamanic principle of only taking what I grow myself .

Does anyone know of any genuine suppliers of seeds . The species I'm interested in are .

Kratom (Mitragyna Speciosa)
Khat (Catha edulis)
Morning glory ( Ipomoea violacea )
Hawaiian baby woodrose (Argyreia nervosa )
Saliva. ( Saliva Divinorum)

I would also be interested in live plants as I'm a keen gardener and could grow on . I live in the UK and would welcome advice, links, recommendations and any info on who to avoid , all would be greatly received .

PM's Welcome too.

Regards

IAO
 
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