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[Jpkindbud]

Mine's a purple, devil's trumpet. The whites are Angel trumpets...Datura, poisonous.
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Well, poisonous… to a point. There are hallucinogens in there somewhere… roots I think, but has to be prepared properly.

 

[Jpkindbud]

Psychadelic............but No...it's not that...cheers.........


In its wide variety of traditional uses, the seeds, leaves, flowers, roots, and stems of Datura plants are ingested, smoked, or made into a skin ointment. Certain preparations produce highly visionary experiences, which are characterized by lasting delirium and realistic hallucinations, including visitations from long-dead relatives.

Exactly @Mossy! In the 90s , kids were dying from the flowers. It’s the roots that carry majority of psychedelics

 

[Hotfire]

Exactly @Mossy! In the 90s , kids were dying from the flowers. It’s the roots that carry majority of psychedelics

is that similar to "hells bells" ?

edit: it IS hells bells shoulda looked before i asked

 

[Hotfire]

with that said i think im just gonna go for it and see what happens... for research purposes . If it doesnt veg long and goes straight into flower then it will be documented at least

 

[Jpkindbud]

is that similar to "hells bells" ?

edit: it IS hells bells shoulda looked before i asked

I gotta google it but Jimson weed I think is angel trumpets/datura.

 

[Hotfire]

I gotta google it but Jimson weed I think is angel trumpets/datura.

Datura stramonium, known by the common names thorn apple, jimsonweed, devil's snare, or devil's trumpet, is a poisonous flowering plant of the nightshade family Solanaceae -wiki

 

[Mossy]

Well, poisonous… to a point. There are hallucinogens in there somewhere… roots I think, but has to be prepared properly.

While drug enthusiasts and adventurers tend to go haywire with consumption when a drug is handed to them, Datura is highly regulated among its consumers. With strict instructions being doled out to a first-timer they’re eased into the ritualistic consumption of Datura in the proximity of a temple or a monastery. Crushed seeds are added to a healthy mix of marijuana and tobacco which is consumed in a chillum, an Indian bong, while holy chants are echoed by the monks present.

In Nepal, Datura is a holy psychedelic, but in the wrong hands it can become “The Devil's Breath”

In Nepal, Datura is a holy psychedelic, but in the wrong hands it can become “The Devil's Breath” - BY: TJ MOREY Scopolamine, the Devil's Breath, Devil’s Apple, are some of the well-known and highly conspicuous names attributed to Datura, a deadly plant

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BTW...I have never tried it... ...took me into me 30's to try canna.............I just remember me mother trying to grow in in the UK...she wouldn't if she knew.............

 

[Jpkindbud]

Grows all over the place in Florida. That's where I heard about deaths from it. Also read about it in " Don Juan mateus, a Yaqui way of knowledge" by Carlos Castaneda. Naysayers stomp on his accounts from his books... But, I know if I did all the psychedelics Carlos did in his books I wouldn't be able to recount my experiences verbatim. Or as it happened in real life. I do remember an account of him experiencing datura. Apparently Don Juan mateus chained Carlos to a boulder... To keep him from "flying" away. And Don Juan claimed "literal flight" was possible while consuming datura....

 

[Mossy]

What to Expect​

The first effects of datura are generally felt within 30 minutes to an hour after taking it, though it could take up to four hours to fully manifest.[2] The plant’s peak effects can last for several days, but 12-24 hours is common.[3] There could also be some lingering “weirdness” affecting coordination, perception, and speech for up to a week afterward.[4]

During onset, it’s common to experience dry mouth, pupil dilation, a feeling of electricity and energy changes, weightlessness, and a sense of being “pulled” about by gravity.[5][6] There’s also a gradual dissociation from consensus reality, which may or may not be frightening. Strangely, it could even feel completely normal.[7]

This “normalcy” is especially true of Datura-induced hallucinations, which can appear perfectly usual, even if they’re totally out of context. Inanimate objects are known to start talking, and the unexpected appearance of absent friends and family is common. Indistinguishable from real people, these entities may just stand and stare at you without saying a word, or they might start a lively conversation with you.[8][9] Most people don’t realize they’ve been talking to themselves until they look away for a second and the apparition disappears.[10][11][12][13]

Dr. David Luke, associate professor of psychology at Greenwich University and psychedelic enthusiast, describes the datura experience as a “waking dream” and says it’s the only psychedelic that is a true hallucinogen. “It’s not like there’s any kind of colorful geometric patterns or anything like that,” he said in an interview with Third Wave founder Paul Austin. “You’re just like, everything looks normal and then you turn around and you’re having a conversation with a werewolf, and that seems normal. And then you turn back and it disappeared.”



I'll stick to dope............

 

[Lil Dab]

Thanks for the reps @NORBY You do you brother your not the only one