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Hello everyone.. I'm following the DMT-Nexus forum, where I'm trying to get the extraction of DMT down (no luck so far) and was referred to this forum to learn about cultivation of mimosa hostilis. I'd love to hopefully, in the future, contribute by sharing seeds, but I currently have none. I'd like to change that though. That is why I'm here to learn, grow, and hopefully share with newbies like me in the future!

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Basically everyone makes mistakes

You would like to cultivate Mimosa hostillis?

1: it is more like Sassafras when harvesting rootbark. sassafras is a carcinogen-containing root bark (Carcinogen means the same as mutagenic and yes drinking rootbark made from Sassyroots is carcinogenic because it causes cancers

That is why MDMA - especially low quality - is also carcinogenic; because it likely has some of the Sassafras spirit molecule/Essential Oil

Mimosa hostilis has thorned barieties - the Ayahuasca vines and ecology is linked

Ayahuasca grows on the Mimosa hostilis as a companion or symbiotic relationship

The group of vines likely compete with each other for space whether Mexican or Brazillian Ayahuasca

Also instead you should grow Strangler Figs and plant them anywhere there is corroded infrastructure as seen in the USA - there is a tiny primate that exploits the niche of the Strangler Fig - it (they) looks likes Rodents .. They are an arborial primate, actually

Dew your think; order the seeds grow a tree; grow a Mimosa hostilis and use it to trellis some Ayahuasca vines
Do not grow Ayahuasca plants (Vining plants) on structures that cannot withstand the weight and movements and new growth - I do not think that an Acacia for example - is gonna support an Ayahuasca species quite nearly as  temporarily yet ultimate become a fatal migration onto a weak trellis that fell and slew its vined existence(Once again the Ayahuascas compete against each other in The Jungles of  the Americas and are at war and competition over space; over real estate, territory..

*First attempt: grew Ayahuasca for a while but on steel. It eventually got wet. Then rusted and broke and crippled your Ayahuascas..
*Next attempt: used just a single an Acacia (Probably a tree - Acacias are all peas or legumes. A "lo(ooooo)t" of Acacia are not going to make a great Acacia-based Ayahuasca Trellises; it definitely on its own even with a dang-darnit flipen *[stereotypical profanit socket without the insert that is supposed to be included like wtf!]* , so *Calls customer service about this* "WTF?", "Sir no profanity" *Hangs up & blocksce existence from contacting the customer service industrial complex ever; including said future off spring; wy?
*Grows a ,Mimosa hostilis and a century later its still likely too young to let Ayahuascas infest its tree;  but however on the contrary Hyphites (Plants that grow on larger Host trees (Be a best guest?)

Mimosa hostilis is just a slow growing tree so remember that it grows more slowly than Acacia and tanks Rootbark damage moreso

Mimosa hostilis is the tree house; not the unaffordable housing crisis and/y/&/und phenomenal harsh reality at a funeral's wedding..

Mimosa hostilis absorbs by quality and quantity vastly more Greenhouse gases that perpetuate all diverse life on Gaia/Earth/World/Planet

This is because it takes a very long time to grow;  but it does and can piggyback a few Ayahuasca fights in the aguate bosque ("Rainy Forests?")