Propagation of Psychotrias via stem cuttings interests me greatly!! Does anyone know and/or have experience with propagating other psychotrias via stem cutting? I want to try this out with my P. Nexus.

By this time your stem cutting must be blooming.
In my experience it is faster them leaf cutting.

Original seed given to me labelled as "Mimosa".
5+years old, 3m-4m long branches, seeding for the first time. What do folks you reckon it is?

Looks like the real deal

What would this plant be? Only the new leaves show some "thorns". Notice the medium length petioles.

Five years late...is a P. viridis for sure

Thank you guys for the amazing sharing space!
I just freshly joined, have some interesting seeds of my own and just found out about this space.
I am looking for psychotria leafs in EU preferably. I have some alba/dw02 of my own.
Have 15 genetics of trichocereus seeds breeded here and willing to share.
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Thank you all!

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I think with some breeding and testing effort Coleus is worth it. It all depends on the inter species variation. It grows like a weed although neglected. Isn´t the highest content measured in the polish paper close to 10% of what divinorum has?

You might be able to keep it as a large bansai in greenhouse.

Thank you very much blackb0x!
Great source, i stumbled upon them one time but wasnt aware they have Virola.
Phytosanitary certificate seems to be required for my region, will research that.
Seems hard to grow those trees inside in my climate.

If you're looking for a source Anderson's is great and has fresh ones: https://andersontropicals.com/products/copy-of-virola-surinamensis-ucuuba

They get humongous and are dioecious though, so they're only really viable to grow if you live in the tropics and have a lot of space.

Good day gardeners,

I am curious if anyone grows Virola species. Seems to be hard to obtain. I would be happy if someone shares some experiences.