Good evening Nexians,

For years I've always made 1:1 ratio changa, knowing that a 60mg dose of changa would contain 30mg of dmt.

In more recent ventures, I've made a 1:3 ratio changa (50mg spice to 150mg leaf). At first in my head I figured multiply the desired dmt dose by 3 and weigh that much out of total changa, but upon thinking about it again I realized that might not actually be correct. I feel a bit foolish asking, but could I just get a quick verification? I want to make sure I'm dosing correctly.

1:1 - 40mg total weight = 20mg dmt
1:2 - 40mg total weight = 10mg dmt
1:3 - 40mg total weight = 5mg dmt

this is correct, yes?

Thanks

I think your table is not correct.

With 40 mg total weight and the ratio DMT : leaf = 1 : 2, than this equals 13,3 mg DMT : 26,6 mg leaf

With 40 mg total weight and the ratio DMT : leaf = 1 : 3, than this equals 10 mg DMT : 30 mg leaf

Ah I see. Okay the ratios are making more sense. So 40mg total = 10mg dmt + 30mg leaf, hence 1:3 ?

my now go to is:

1/3 freebase DMT
1/3 freebase harmalas
1/3 leaf

which creates a beautiful 3/3 (1) beautiful changa blend

Take a cheese, cut it in quarter, take, 1 quarter, how much the ration is ? 1/3 or 1/4 ?
Take a DMT powder 40mg, split in quarter, take 1 quarter, how much the ration is ? 1/3 or 1/4 ?

Technically speaking, using just DMT and plant base is called "enhanced leaf", not changa. Changa contains some kind of MAOI.

Here is a recipe from GammaGoblin I came across recently:

Active ingredients:

35 % DMT extracted from Mimosa Hostillis
15 % Full spectrum extract from Syrian Rue seeds (in freebase form for gentler experience)

Plant base:

25 % Yellow (Cielo) Ayahuasca leaves
25 % Calea Zacatechichi leaves

So this is 35 parts DMT, 15 pars of MAOI and 50 parts of herb, i.e. 35:15:50 = 7:3:10.

I use 3 parts herb, 3 parts DMT and 1 part MAOI. This is 3:3:1 changa.