Found this interesting, quite erelivant yet. Found while giraffe was looking for tastey local phalaris strains. Having some luck in the first stages of experiment. Will post in another section when so.e research is complete. phalaris arundinacea, phalaris aquatica and subs have been id'ed  anyone have experiance using this plant? rechard.kid attached the following image(s):  20130105_184511.jpg (2,105kb) downloaded 525 time(s).stay true to self , things will follow through enter decay
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wow i was just fantasizing about some similar things, looking for info for phalaris and for lsa containing fungal bodies.. i was thinking i would be such a treat for there to be an entheogenic revolution dilly ma bob were folks do some great plant/fungis/mold identifying and breeding work/ etc. to get something like a high dmt source grass that is inoculated with lsa containing ergot like fungis, and then it could go wild and everyones lawns would be filled with a super clean easy to use source of lsdmt! if that happened around the world,- it might be free. ive received the trans dermal download in the apousal lounge
no disease could possibly survive in such a wiggly environment!
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wishful thinking for likely another 60 years, mrwiggles. keep up the good work though They don't think it be like it is, but it do.
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mrwiggle wrote:wow i was just fantasizing about some similar things, looking for info for phalaris and for lsa containing fungal bodies.. i was thinking i would be such a treat for there to be an entheogenic revolution dilly ma bob were folks do some great plant/fungis/mold identifying and breeding work/ etc. to get something like a high dmt source grass that is inoculated with lsa containing ergot like fungis, and then it could go wild and everyones lawns would be filled with a super clean easy to use source of lsdmt! if that happened around the world,- it might be free. Oh, dear lord, no Need to calculate between salts and freebases? Click here! Need to calculate freebase or salt percentage at a given pH? Click here!
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Had no idea ergot would grow on phalaris, very interesting! ?? So any follow up on this ?? what kind of experiment ?? Hope all is well, as ergot can be pretty dangerous, i believe. *ALL WAYS WITH LOVE
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pretty sure that is not phalaris. also, isn't ergot toxic? My wind instrument is the bong
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Ergot on Brachystasys fourthripley attached the following image(s): dadspictures 651.jpg (62kb) downloaded 367 time(s). dadspictures 652.jpg (70kb) downloaded 366 time(s). dadspictures 653.jpg (75kb) downloaded 366 time(s). dadspictures 654.jpg (80kb) downloaded 366 time(s).mistakes were made
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certainly looks like it, not sure if it contains the ergolines (not all grass fungus does).i'll check one of my e-books, and reply with an answer. and ergot is only potentially toxic if you eat it. "Nothing is true, everything is permitted." ~ hassan i sabbah
"Experiments are the only means of attaining knowledge at our disposal. The rest is poetry, imagination." -Max Planck
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fourthripley wrote:Ergot on Brachystasys I got same on brachytachys grown in wild. Does it contain LSD?
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study ergot. youll realize its seriously toxic. id never allow ANY loose exposed ergot in the lab. "loph girl incarnate / lab rabbits included"
kids dont try anything annie does at home ,
for for scientific / educational review only.
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ergot is more than relatively dangerous.. unless your real into vaspconstriction
there are ergolines but of course theres no lsd
you do not wanna get that stuff in your face
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spractral wrote:ergot is more than relatively dangerous.. unless your real into vaspconstriction
there are ergolines but of course theres no lsd
you do not wanna get that stuff in your face so then wear gloves and don't rub your face in it. Ya'll act like it's a radioactive plant that sprays airborne toxins when you poke at it. I've got some alkaloid maps for various grasses infected with claviceps purpurea. It seems the host plant plays a large factor for which alkaloids are present. I'll dig it up in the morning.
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1ce wrote:spractral wrote:ergot is more than relatively dangerous.. unless your real into vaspconstriction
there are ergolines but of course theres no lsd
you do not wanna get that stuff in your face so then wear gloves and don't rub your face in it. Ya'll act like it's a radioactive plant that sprays airborne toxins when you poke at it. 
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Ergot isn't so toxic you have to wear gloves even. I've harvested it bare handed from the wild. It maybe more dangerous in a lab grade culture, I don't know. There is a good user on the Shroomery who is fairly knowledgeable on ergot. He claims that egotism is the result of long term exposure to ergot in the diet, for example consistently contaminated grain stocks producing stable flour in the middle ages.
He further claimed that the active alkaloids could be separated from the toxic ergopeptides via a simple cold water extraction. Apparently an active liquid was produced that had LSD like effects, but milder. Not that I ever tried it, can verify it's efficacy or condone experimentation, but it's interesting.
What Rechard posted in the OP, doesn't look anything like ergot to me, though I am only familiar with C. Purpurea. Fourthripley's pictures are typical of that species.
I would love to see those alk maps 1ce.
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User_7 wrote:Ergot isn't so toxic you have to wear gloves even. I've harvested it bare handed from the wild. It maybe more dangerous in a lab grade culture, I don't know. There is a good user on the Shroomery who is fairly knowledgeable on ergot. He claims that egotism is the result of long term exposure to ergot in the diet, for example consistently contaminated grain stocks producing stable flour in the middle ages.
He further claimed that the active alkaloids could be separated from the toxic ergopeptides via a simple cold water extraction. Apparently an active liquid was produced that had LSD like effects, but milder. Not that I ever tried it, can verify it's efficacy or condone experimentation, but it's interesting.
What Rechard posted in the OP, doesn't look anything like ergot to me, though I am only familiar with C. Purpurea. Fourthripley's pictures are typical of that species.
I would love to see those alk maps 1ce. http://www.mdpi.com/2072-6651/7/5/1431/htmCheers!
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fourthripley wrote:Ergot on Brachystasys amusing
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