Hi!! i have experimented with much DMT on its own... but i decided it was time to make some changa

so I did a mix with ratios 1:1:1 dmt:harmala:leaf

and most of the harmala remains as a powder rather than being impregnated in the leaf...

why is that?

reading that maybe i need much less harmalas so they dissolve nicely in the ethanol and the mix looks homogeneus

rather than leaf mixed with powder

What kind of leaf are you using and how much ethanol did you use? I usually use about a gram of DMT when making changa in a shot glass and I only use mullein because of the absorbency. Also I like to give the ethanol a warm water bath before dissolving the DMT and harmalas (not hot or boiling, just warm). After they are dissolved or as dissolved as it will get, I add my leaf.

Than I let it slowly evaporate while stirring it every so often. This seems to do the trick.

Also, I only use about 250-500mg of harmalas per gram of DMT in my blends anymore because it does the trick and it isn't too harmala heavy. This is just personal preference though, everyone is different.

350 mg dmt,
350 mg harmalas
450 mg of spent s. divinorum leaf
20 ml ethanol (just enough to cover them)

I soon learnt that it was way too little leaf, and way to much harmaline

so i decided to complete the full gram of leaf, and added another 350 mg dmt a bit more ethanol it now looks homogeneus,... thanks for the help im looking eager to try this as soon as it dries