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 rivea corymbosa (a sentient plant)

[porcupine]

I ate three badoh seeds and took a walk listening to 'A Love Supreme', the trees were vibrant and more importantly I felt much more vital, I sat after the music ended in a clearing looking at the tops of trees, then I came home and played some guitar, the energies of my life seemed to be realigned, it was warm and fuzzy. As I played I realized a very simple solution to a problem that's been causing me some grief. I decided to plant some herbs in my room to keep me company for the coming fall and winter, I'm still trying to decide which ones, but I'm using an old pot I found in the woods. Throughout this was the sound of crickets n bugz.

[pshmell]

Only three seeds? I just ordered a gram of these seeds (about 25-30 of them), planning on taking some at a music festival in the hills next weekend. How does their potency compare to, say, HBWR?

[Papyrifera]

I have not personally tried them, but a good friend was field-tested them in the 6-22 seed range. He said all levels are active, though 6 seeds is very subtle. Even 22 seeds was not an overwhelming experience, though he reported being able to actually feel and follow the seeds through his whole digestive tract.

[porcupine]

its not like that at all, its different, they are all different plants, but what they do is work together, to help ya out!

basically, its a difference between feeling very ungrounded, and feeling not ungrounded

you need time

and compassion

rivea corymbosa is for doing practical things

the plants called hawaiian baby woodrose is like amazing art, things that are not going to be understood for a long time

rivea corymbosa is like blue, the flowers im saying, like i think about rivers and campfires

i don't know hawaiian baby woodrose is just really strong

rivea corymbosa prolly helps to put that stuff together

hawaiian baby woodrose is just really really strong

i am scared of that stuff

wow, it changed my life, i owe my life to that, i am now helping

rivea corymbosa is like, its really good music

really good music is good, because it helps people

calm down and relax

and you dont even want to do that much

respect teaching plants!

[TheHunter]

I guess it's just a question of the specific effects of each plant; has anyone experiences the reveries one can get from the hawaians?

Also, has anyone gelcapped these - or more to the point ground them up and chucked them in a rizzla? SWIM tried about 14 in that fashion and it wasn't particularly noticeable... It was a festival so it's possible the subtle effects were easily overlooked, but having been big on HWBR in the past they didn't seem to stack up.

It would be OK to up the numbers, but without a great deal of useful information available on these bad boys it's extremely difficult to know where to stop.

[DrYRHead]

I have not personally tried them, but a good friend was field-tested them in the 6-22 seed range. He said all levels are active, though 6 seeds is very subtle. Even 22 seeds was not an overwhelming experience, though he reported being able to actually feel and follow the seeds through his whole digestive tract.

One's dreams about these things seemed to indicate that 15-30 seeds was a better bet.

[2a]

i've tried r. corymbosa several times chewed, CWE, and gel-capped, but haven't established a good dosage range.  i've eaten as few as 20 and up to around 100 of them without overpowering effects, but they do seem to work well to enhance the effects of MGS's and HBWR's allowing you to eat less of them and have less nausea.  it seems like to most prominent effects I remember from them were clearer (yet slightly skewed) thinking, and enhanced visual vibrance (but no true "visuals").

HBWR and MGS definitely give more of a hazy headfuck, dissociation, and laziness, thus making r. corymbosa more conducive for public consumption.