Greetings, brothers and sisters of Nexus!

I did some reading recently, and came upon which seems to be a contradiction. Mostly about Mimosa hostilis root bark, not much Acacia confusa root bark.

On the internet (Wikipedia among others), it says that Mimosa hostilis contains about 1-1.15 percent of DMT per weight wise. I've seen that Cyb's Hybrid salt ATB tek says that 1 gram of spice from 50 gram of MHRB is very possible, so that would give a yield of 2 percent.

Acacia confusa root bark has about 1 percent yield, and most get that much.

So, is alkaloid content of 2% in MHRB an occasional anomaly, or MHRB really can often contain up to 2 percent, and data on other sites are incorrect?

Thanks in advance.

Peace and love.

upto 2% MHRB became the norm , sometimes 2.5% ... Highest achieved on this site was 2.85%
Then MHRB all but went away thanks to the US and its maniac laws.

ACRB replaced ... 1% - 1.5% is typical, dependant entirely on the quality of the bark and when and where it was harvested.
ACRB is variable and fickle.

Also please search...all this is common knowledge...or should be by now.

Thanks for clearing up the confusion, Cyb. I asked this only because I came upon conflicting data, as I said before.

But this is just to remind me: "always trust the Nexus when it comes to DMT. Nexus has the experience, and experience is the best teacher one could have".