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high, I was on a tour lately and came across this plant. Our guide said this was a form of wormwood natives used (in combination with other things) as a hallucinogen. I have read that wormwood is used in absenth. I was wondering if this is a form of wormwood, and if it is of the proper family of hallucinogens. thanks | ||
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05-18-2006, 05:59 PM
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 | Those aren't exactly herbarium quality mounts  From what I can make out there is a possibility it is. Here's a link to get you started on your search. | ||
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05-18-2006, 06:30 PM
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| thanks mex and buzz. I have a cutting that has a decient stem structure so I'm gonna see if I can root it. I was curious because the leaves dont look very similar and I tasted some and it wasn't bitter at all. Hopefully my cutting takes roots and i can grow this out. thanks again | ||
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05-25-2006, 12:48 PM
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| lol u ate a plant before identifying it and u'r mood is currently "sick"... i wouldn't eat anything as a means of finding out what it is. just my opinion.
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haha I would deserve the sickness if i ate it, but alas i only pinched the leaf wit h my teeth and spit it out. I have had a nasty throat infection for a week now  , and am trying to get better so I can enjoy my herb... | ||
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05-27-2006, 10:29 AM
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| It looks somewhat like Rosmarin (Rosemary).  Is there a prize for the best guess?  milagro
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| thanks again, as much as I dislike antibiotics they helped and I'm back to my lovely herb (vaporizing).  ha, the best prize I can offer is I will smoke my clouldmaker in your name.... I was talking with a fellow plant lover, and she said it is a sage, and since my attempted clones died, she's goning to give me a rooted cutting I'm off to enjoy the outdoors... Happy Growing | ||
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