Hey everyone! I've been lurking around here for quite a while and I have done my fair share of research, so I finally created my account as you can see
I live in South Africa, with a vast abundant variety of all sorts of plants around me every day

It's an honor to be part of this community and I greatly wish to gain more knowledge on The Spirit Molecule

I havnt had a DMT experience yet, I have done one extraction on Delosperma Cooperi, but tragically failed, resulting in unusable spice.

I have since then come upon what I think to be either Acacia Cornigera or Acacia Farnesiana and this is very exciting looking promising
Maybe one of you could take a look if it is? Acacia Species?

Would be appreciated,

Thanks,

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Smoothers out!

...Welcome Smoothers

Great to have another African here..

What was your method for the Delosperma extraction? .... Here is an interesting thread regarding an extraction on Delosperma cooperi

You've come to a fantastic place if you wish to "gain more knowledge on The Spirit Molecule" ... Do you plan on doing an extractions on the acacias in your area?... There is some great opportunities for acacia testing in South Africa...

Welcome,

Thanks for the warm welcome indigo_breeze !

I did a simple STB but instead of fp'ing or evaping from naphtha, I salted DMT-Acetate out of vinegar from D-Limonene. Thanks for that thread it's very useful.

This is where I think I messed up: I used the dried out, old hard leaves of the Delosperma plant from the bottom, and ground in coffee grinder. I think as with many other teks for other plants I've read, that if you use already dried out plant matter still connected to the plant, it seems to lose all of its alkaloids?

And yes, I have very many various acacia species all around me to experiment with as from now on
In fact, I have maybe about 4, just here in my local suburb, and maybe as many as 6 or 7 possible DMT-containing plants around (including phalaris grass).

So soon I will update you all with a project, till then, bye everyone and thanks for the welcome!