k, so i got some seeds from a dude in mexico, was gonna plant some in my back yard next spring... some in pots, some straight into the ground. but i am concerned about the sheep death thing. me and my girl own several rescue dogs and cats, so if anyone knows for sure one way or the other...

thanks

i believe the pets would have to eat kilos of the stuff before it had any ill effect.

could be wrong, but i think i heard something similar mentioned somewhere in this forum.

yes... not to kick a dead horse, but this is it... now i can plant my seeds with ease
(you guys have probably the only info out there on this, much love)

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cut and paste from... https://www.dmt-nexus.me...aspx?g=posts&t=2667
I always thought arundianacea contains more 5meo than N,N, however many sites say the opposite, which would make sense becasue many reports put forth a probable link between 5meo and sheep staggers...

Note that my dog eats this grass everytime I go hike with her, she seems to love it and shows no ill effects..

So, according to erowid, with arundinacea we dont have to be to worried about effects in sheep..but i dont think that they have as of yet proved the link between gramine and phalaris staggers..

your likely to get barely any DMT and 5meoDMT and could instead high just tons of NMT, 5meoNMT or beta carbolines..

If you going to be growing your own patches get selected high DMT/5meoDMT strains of arundinacea..or grow aquatica.

Arundinacea planted from seed is probly not going to give you what you want, but can produce other interesting alkaloids.

i believe brachystachys/canariensis has a fairly clean tryptamine profile as well..

My dog and a few other dogs I know prefer to eat this type of grass sometimes
I havent seen a bad reaction from it
have observed them eating some here and there for a few years now they will eat some and then they know when they had enough and stop
I have heard they eat grass to be able to purge out hair and stuff they cannot digest properly but havent seen them purge after so cannot confirm this ...