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 Post subject: Reed Canary Grass - Phalaris Arundinacea
PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 11:25 am 
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I recently came across some P. Arundinacea seeds at a retailer's garden center and remember reading about it a small ammount at erowid as a DMT containing plant... however, this plant doesn't get much attention, so I was wondering if it would be possible (read: reasonable) for a person to extract DMT from this type of plant and what it is about this plant that causes its exclusion from most discussions about DMT

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It does contain dmt but only in very small amounts. The reason most people won't bother with it is because you need perhaps 50lb to get a dose. Very few want to process that quantity of material and try to clean out the impurities that are always there. In theory it's a good source because it grows very fast but I don't know of anyone who grows it for extraction.

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Is it also true that Phalaris contains a significant amount of 5-MEO-DMT it it as well??? Could be the reasont it it not highly valued---- senorsal---

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Phalaris contains a lot of psyo-active alkaloids wich could be procesed to an extract.
The amount needed whasn't that much i thought, but on the other hand it grows like hell when its planted near a waterpool or when given water regularly.
I have got mine for 2 years now and it will take over my garden if i dont controlle it


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