Hey seedians, a few of us have started a private reddit group to use for trading and giveaways. Being that the forum is a bit stagnant as we're unable to update it without seedmaster, its become a bit outdated, both in style and along with some problematic features. With that said, the group has been modeled after STS and is on an invite only basis for now ; veteran STS members are of course welcome to join. Feel free to shoot me a dm with your handle and I'll have you added as soon as possible.

Thanks!
-Sunny

Update ; New members are required to post a giveaway upon joining. If thats agreeable shoot me a dm and we'll get you right in. Happy growing!

Hi, I have grown various interesting plants over the years. Hemp, salvia d, mimosa hostilis and various cacti.

Unfortunately my mimosa died, over a holiday it dried out.
I'm interested in acacia acuminata and similar that might be hardy though to survive outside in the UK. Particularly varieties with alkaloids in the leaves as well as root bark.

I have some cacti seeds to share.

New zealander cultivating tobacco. It's almost as if poetry writes itself now. Welcome aboard! 

Kia ora koutou!

So great to see so many Kiwis on here! If anyone's still active shoot me a message, I'd love to chat about how your gardening adventures are going

Hello everyone!

I'm a New Zealander getting into entheogenic gardening. I've been growing and trialing San Pedro's for a while now and recently have sprouted some acacia acuminata narrow leaf and tobacco seedlings that are doing very well! I'm excited about getting more into it!

Welcome to the forum. Fairdinkumseeds is based in your area. Itd be worth shooting him a message and introducing yourself.

Hi all,

As the title says, I'm currently in Australia and trying to get my hands on DMT. I'm currently growing Chacruna on my balcony but would like to grow an Acacia.

Mike.

I've updated both the most recent commenters profiles to member. Welcome to the forum

 


Viridis are slow growers. But definitely worth wait for them.

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.

Unfortunately he passed away a few years back.

BTW someone on reddit shared that every time they add magnesium sulfate to their foliar fertilizer they get lots of blooms. I thought it was a very cool report. My Viridis are very slow and struggle but they seem to be picking up speed slowly.