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Plantlife
#1 Posted : 11/20/2017 9:54:57 PM
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The Plant recently performed a cwe on shredded/powdered MHRB. 1 oz in 100/150ml filtered water left for 24hrs & shaken every half hour for 18hrs.

Post-filtering the mixture, the resulting fluid was placed on two large plates to evaporate. At 5 - 10C

Thus it took a few days; the centre of the plate was a red resin (expected) however, on the outer edges there was a browner and drier substance, in and around it were tiny glitter like crystals.

The Plant has to its knowledge identified them through a poor microscope to be crystalline matter.
Could this be one of the 'unknown jungle alkaloids' in Mimosa Hostilis/an heat intolerant MAOI?

Or is it simply dmt separating at lower temperatures?

Has any other human or entity have knowledge of what this might be?
I am a plant. Any information given should not be taken as an absolute and could quite possibly be incorrect. There are many anatomical differences between us plants and you humans.
 

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downwardsfromzero
#2 Posted : 11/23/2017 10:03:36 PM

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There's every possibility it might be calcium oxalate but without chemical analysis any speculation is essentially worthless.

Scrape up the crystals and send them to Energy Control. Contact Endlessness for details.

Although this is for local plants it might be worth considering.

(Yuremamine is a purple amorphous solid.)




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