Hi all,
What's up?

My name is Guy, I'm from Israel.
Joe Rogan brought me here

Well, I'm 34 years old, married + 4.
Looking for answers since I was a kid and I may have found the way to get them, if at all.
But that must be the closest thing other than religion.

I'm really more interested in the experience itself rather than the "answers" although I would still be very curious about the meaning of everything.
As long as it's not dangerous and don't have long term affects or side affect, I don't mind doing it.

So right now I'm looking for a plant that I can grow indoor.
I have a rack with growing lights which I'll be growing some herbs and microgreens and I want a plant to extract DMT out of it.

Suggestions for a DMT plant will be happily received (Not interested in MEO-DMT).

Best regards to all and much health.

Guy

Welcome to the Nexus, it is nice to meet you.

I see you are looking for plants to grow that contain DMT. I haven't grown any DMT plants myself but I do have experience successfully growing mushrooms and cacti. Watching things grow is a wonderfully rewarding hobby! Anyway, a good place to start looking would be here:

Nexus WIKI - DMT Plants

That'll get you started on which plants contain DMT. From there, you can figure out which plants to potentially work with, based on what works best for you and your setup. Acacia varieties, mimosa, and common reeds such as Desmanthus illinoensis all have potential, although I can't say how well they will perform in an indoor environment since I don't have experience in that area with these plants specifically.

The good news is, lots of people on the Nexus grow things and will hopefully chime in and give you some more useful advice. I wish you well on your future endeavors.

-TGO

I finally found seeds to grow indoor (Morning Glory), but they resemble LSD rather than DMT, which is perfectly fine

I'll go ahead and check that link you gave me.

Much appreciation, thank you!

I'll donate you mimosa hostilis. Will put seeds to germinate next week.

Wow, ok, I really have no words for your kindness.

But from what I understand Mimosa Hostilis is a tree,
How do I grow it indoors?

Put it on the balcony. it needs sun. Put it indoors during winter. (Mimosa hibernates during winter here, unless you are in the south [Ashdod is not south enough])

Hi Kivsa85 and welcome to Nexus.

Congrats on acquiring your morning glory.

I've only just joined myself =) but noticed gogamoga kindly offering seeds and thought I'd take a chance and ask...

Hi Gogamoga - Is it also possible to take you could also spare some seeds my way?? I'm already a keen gardener trying to source and grow some entheogenic species. It would be greatly appreciated.

Much Thanks,

Phangz.

Phangz, i am offering Kivsa85 a seedling, not the seed, because we are in the same country and i dont want him decimating local acacia population
I am not sure if you are in israel as well.
Mimosa seeds are not hard to come by. Mine came from: https://www.arkhamsbotan...lis-brazil-jurema-seeds/ about a year ago.

Hey gogamoga - No Problems and thanks for the link. Much appreciated Mate.

I understand that it is illigal to grow them?

Its a tree. Decorative. Grows all around the country. Not those particular species but multiple species of acacia. There are some in parks
But i don't want people to go kill the tree just for the roots. Hence, i am willing to donate you a plant. Nothing illegal about it.
To be more precise, we have those species: Acuminata, Confusa, Alba, Nilotica and Albizia Julibrissin all over the country.
And also some exotic species in Arava that i could not classify (not proficient enough).
Surprisingly, there are even some species found as far north as Zefat, not sure how it manages to survive the winter, but saw it myself, more than one specimen.
Additionally, Peganum Harmala (שבר לבן) is endemic to our region and its perfectly legal.
You can buy it in spices shop for about 60-100 ils/kg.
As long as teenagers don't start abusing it it will stay this way.

P.S.
You can always order the seeds yourself and plant them. Germination is easy.