What would be a good ratio for B. Cappi and P. Viridis Ayahuasca? and how many grams of each for a small dose, medium does, and large dose?

These are all approximate and depend on the individual person.

Small dose 50g b caapi by itself.

Medium, 50-100g of aya with 25g chacruna

High, 100g aya 50g chacruna, maybe a little more chacruna, experiment.
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When drinking the solution though, how much should I drink 1oz, 2oz, or 4oz? what do you recommend?

Also with left over Ayahuasca Brew, Do i refrigerate or kip in a warm place in order for it to keep its potency the longest?

Drink the whole dose, yo... the amount of liquid matters not, only the amount of plant material that went into the liquid.

You sure? I've heard of only needing a few ounces to have this journey.

It's easier to drink if there's less liquid (drinking 3 liters is gonna take a while), but as Banana said, what matters is how much plant material went in.

Also, do some research.
I really applaud to your efforts to take this important step, but the info you are looking for is all here already!

One last question, if I do 100grams of Caapi and 50 Grams of Viridis, would you still recommend all of the liquid? Ive done a very large amount of research and I am just being very skeptic and seeing the perspective of the other experience beings in this world

i wouldn't take that high a dose for your first time, maybe try a bit less

Whatever you end up taking, reduce it so that you can drink it all in a gulp or two. And no offence but if you've done a very large amount of research you'd have seen these questions have been anwsered all over the web

"Do i refrigerate or kip in a warm place in order for it to keep its potency the longest?"

keep it refrigerated

good luck!

also check out the aya thread stickied in the ayahuasca subforum

I have seen them, I just wanted a some more straight foreword answers and the isn't that many discussions of P.Viridis Ayayhuasca on this sight. There all M. Hostilis.

not all chacruna is the same and this is something that people here should know when others come here to ask for advice. Telling someone to just drink 50g is not wise unless you know they they have peruvian chacruna and not the more potent hawaiian chacruna. People consistantly claim that the hawaiian leaf is active at as low at only 5g at times..adverage doses I see on the aya forums for hawaii leaf is like 12-15g and 25-50g for peruvian. I never worked with it though so I cant say from experience.

Also do not just go drink 100g of vine..100g of vine alone might put you right on your ass unable to even walk to the bathroom(literally) or it could be very gentle on you..depends on the vine. Start with no more than 50g until you know both your reaction to harmalas and the strength of the vine you have.

well i have old fashioned Peruvian Chacurna and White B.Caapi but I understand where you are coming from. I don't Hawaiian Chacurna. On average, what does just taking the vine feel like (to you obviously) compared to taking it with a DMT containing Substance?

Thank You, Sounds like an experience. I believe I am still going to to do the Ayahuasca Brew with 100 B.Caapi and 50 P.Viridis. I will let you know how it goes. This is just what feels right to me.

Especially with white vine, you should be fine...

but you do understand what I was saying about volume, right? It doesn't matter whether you have a pot of liquid or a condensed shot, as long as you ingest all of the tea for your intended dose...

White is what I planed on using, and yes I do. I wouldn't want to drink a liter of it but if that's what happens then, then it happens. Unless you can recommend an amount of water i should use?

when you have finished brewing your vine you will be left will a certain amount of water infused with the goodies from the vine.

Lets say this is 1 litre, you can reduce this litre down to 100ml and then you wont have to drink very much liquid to get all your hamalas.

Last Question, I've came across brewing it two different ways, with the ingredients separate or together, what works better?

They are equally effective, it's only necessary to brew separately if you're either using mimosa or brewing a large amount for future use and want to adjust your chacruna:caapi ratio at some point.

Brewing them together is also the traditional way!