Hey guys,

i went out and took some snaps of potential sources let me know what ya think
well list them as "A" "B" "C" and so on

so lets begin

now this first plant that well call "A" looks like it comes from the mimosa family

This is "B" and in think it come from the Reed canary grass family..

let me know what you think and if i should take more photos for better identification.

Thanks

and heres "C" which kinda looks like "A" but its a different plant this one is more likt a tree and "A" is more of a shrub.. so lets get to it

I can't even explain how much I detest these kinda posts.

*throws a plant identification book at Smem_jee*

For an ID, one really needs pics of the flower also.

ID book and dissecting microscope for the win.

Hey there Ringworm, and im sure you do bud, and that plant identification book actually fell on my lap id read it and find what i was looking for.. but it has not.. so dear friend if you cant help than keep your smart alac comment off this post.. NO OFFENCE!

see the thing is iv been thru hell looking for the right plants to work on..
Im based in india so i cant order things up and there are various types of mimosa and acacia in the area.. so im trying this route.. i hiked out there for almost 2 hours in the blazing sun trying to get some information on what the hell it is that im looking at.. iv also tried a bunch of other routes such as ayurvedic store and i was able to fine a good MAOI like Rue..
but im lost for a dmt source i have some Desmodium gangticum as well but i dont think it has enough NN to be extracted..

im here asking for help... if you cant help me than just pm me and let me know to delete this post and this account.. if this isnt the place where people help each other and share things they have learned the hard way.. than im sorry i might be in the wrong place... BUT if this really is DMT Nexus a forum where were all friends and working toward an awakened civilization than im here to stay..

Thanks
Jee

Hey Cosmic thanks for the reply buddy,

heres a picture of "D" which has flowers in it and to me it looks the most convincing let me know what you think

this again falls in the mimosa family

I agree Mimosa genus (I could be wrong). How tall are they?

Being untrained in Mimosa ID, I take a guess: Mimosa pigra.

Test for DMT by doing an extraction on that plant, and send me some seeds on http://sharetheseeds.me/forum/ if they have DMT.

If you are in North America, check this out.

There is a polyclave feature that lets you enter the characteristics you observe of a plant (Family ID Key and Bio. Attributes query in the lower right panel) and it will give you an idea of what you may be looking at. The more features you have, the better a job it will do of identifying.

I helped design this a ways back, so feel free to ask any questions about using it.

SMem-Jee have you seen this thread ?

A link to pics of acacia nilotica

Good call on Acacia nilotica hug46.

That species is fairly widespread and is definitely in India.


Jee, could you take some clear close-ups of the bark?

Thanks,
wap

Hey guys thanks or the replies and yea i think it would be acacia nil. That was one of the easiest plants to get even going thru the Ayurveda way...
But the question is does it contain DMT and is there a tek out there just for nil.?

And yea I can take a better picture, also I was thinking the canary grass would be a good source?