and is it hostilis by the way? Healing someone is an act of love, but how can you love someone whitout loving yourself first?
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say what? "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." -A.Huxley
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Mimosa Invisibilis ? Please do not PM tek related questions Reserve the right to change your mind at any given moment.
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slow connection. im having dificulties to upload the pics. wait a bit Healing someone is an act of love, but how can you love someone whitout loving yourself first?
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so... Healing someone is an act of love, but how can you love someone whitout loving yourself first?
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cyb wrote:Mimosa Invisibilis ? 
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it seems impossible to upload the pics here, but its uploading very slowly on imageshack. i just hope its finished before it gets dark, because this computer and internet are feeded by solar energy... its like this to have internet in the middle of the florest Healing someone is an act of love, but how can you love someone whitout loving yourself first?
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sorry for the format of the pics,but its the only way Healing someone is an act of love, but how can you love someone whitout loving yourself first?
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i am no expert, but i believe that is a cassia spectabilis. My wind instrument is the bong
CHANGA IN THE BONGA!
樹
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I would think this is Mimosa, but hostilis I wouldn't know. Likely  Check the root bark. ––––––
DMTripper is a fictional character therefore everything he says here must be fiction.
I mean, who really believes there is such a place as Hyperspace!!
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I'm curious as to why you would think that this is mimosa? In this world there are adults and there are children. In fact the world is filled with children; they are angry and hurt, frightened and abused, lazy and ignorant, stubborn and hateful. The world hates an adult and they would rather cause their peers to fail at any venture of self improvement before having to step up and improve their selves so as to maintain pecking order and evidence of the lowley opinion they have of each other. The best of them enslave the others so that they all consume and destroy all there lives in order to satisfy their immense greed claiming that they are providing a future for their legacy and never question the possibility of doing better in order to leave a real future for the children they will leave behind on this, our Earth. They pretend that it is impossible and when cornered they admit their apathy saying that they won't be around to suffer the out come. They hate the adults for exposing their immense weekness. The total failure that they call success. Mean while the adults strive to minimize their own impact and perpetually work to undo the damage already done. The adults who already know; they are the children of tomorrow.
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DMTripper wrote:I would think this is Mimosa, but hostilis I wouldn't know. Likely Check the root bark. well its almost definitely fabaceae, but i wouldn't be so sure its mimosa, and its definitely not hostilis - check the flower  compared with cassia spectabilis   ofc, just because its not tested doesn't mean its not active.. in fact i have some in my freezer that i am planning on doing a methanol soak, but i still have yet to be learned or funded enough to test it for actives... My wind instrument is the bong
CHANGA IN THE BONGA!
樹
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I am no expert at all , but I'm thinking the plant in the top pic might be a Calliandra . Whatever it is , it is a lovely tree . No idea of the lower plant , but definitely not Mimosa Hostilis .
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well, im sure its a mimosa, i found this in a brasilian university, in the botanic campus, and the people there confirmed me it is a mimosa, they just couldnt tell me what type of mimosa it is. it didnt seemed very wise to ask them if it contains DMT so i made some pics to ask here. anyway i picked some seeds and im wanting to plant it in my country, but i really would like to know if its worth it. Healing someone is an act of love, but how can you love someone whitout loving yourself first?
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M. tenuiflora syn. hostilis has white flowers that, as Parshvik pointed out, are quite different from the flowers in your picture. Compare your flower:  with M. tenuiflora:  Wiki • Attitude • FAQThe Nexian • Nexus Research • The OHTIn New York, we wrote the legal number on our arms in marker...To call a lawyer if we were arrested. In Istanbul, People wrote their blood types on their arms. I hear in Egypt, They just write Their names. גם זה יעבור
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so, its not tenuiflora. but has anyone allready tested any yellow flowered mimosa, with success? Healing someone is an act of love, but how can you love someone whitout loving yourself first?
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Parshvik Chintan wrote:DMTripper wrote:I would think this is Mimosa, but hostilis I wouldn't know. Likely Check the root bark. well its almost definitely fabaceae, but i wouldn't be so sure its mimosa, and its definitely not hostilis - check the flower compared with cassia spectabilis ofc, just because its not tested doesn't mean its not active.. in fact i have some in my freezer that i am planning on doing a methanol soak, but i still have yet to be learned or funded enough to test it for actives... isn't that top one with the pink flowers albizia julibrissin?
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