jamie wrote:desmanthus does not have phyllodes..it is like mimosa..it has that sort of pinnate leaf structure even when mature..still though there should be some DMT in the leaf I would assume..just as with mimosa hostilis. I have read of someone having success with desmanthus leaf.
thanks for the correction jamie

.. i assumed that the pinnate leaves were also under the category of phyllodes as the mimosa and acacia are so closely related... and the juvenile acacia phyllodes are basically the same as mimosa's leaves. But you know what they say about assumptions...
sekretweapon, yes from australia, and yes, you really can just go out bushwaking and harvest (sustainably! and where i live is not really "outback"... thats more central australia)... and it certainly is a joy. I meant no exaggeration in my post.. in fact bonding with acacia trees has become a huge hobby for me in the past year and a half. practically hey... man people really do have it way too easy with this whole mimosa import thing. I can't believe people see going out in nature and getting hands on with divine teacher plants and spending time out in the scrub as "unpractical" ... but thats just me and I respect everybody uses dmt fr differen't reasons
Obviously you can't just go extract dmt from any old tree.. you need to know what your looking for (but experimentation is also needed as the research into acacia trees is quite young and open as it stands... many species are still being discovered). but there's more than enough species that there is most likely a tryptamine candidate close by.. or a bit of driving may be required.
All in all as jamie said, you get out what you put in. I suggest rather than trying to just obtain dmt as easily as you can, that maybe you acquaint yourself with the plant that is giving of itself for you to have this amazing sacrament.. when you walk this path I guarantee a whole new level of depth will enter your dmt experiences. The plants want to communicate with you

.. and do try the leaves, there is no need to use rootbark and potentially kill the tree-you just need to spend a bit more time collecting material.
Good luck