🍄 Gardening 🍄 Has anyone tried to grow their own poppies??

[ledbyher]

i am growing next poppy season (early autumn), so i plant at the start of next season...

no matter what nothing can stop me growing lots of flowers.

 

[ledbyher]

 

[ledbyher]

i've hadd like 1 successful seasons and 2 seperate harvets that were stolen from me, long story.

 

[ledbyher]

it sgood karma if u plant a poppy field for the next tenants to get.

 

[brokedownpalace10]

I have no tolerance, I'm not the best input. The few times I've grown a few poppies, just a couple few pods gave a nice buzz made into a tea. I've made tea and evaped and used a wheatgrass juicer and evaped. Both of those gave the aforementioned low quality "opium".In the now defunct poppies.org, they had a procedure to put the tea in the freezer and pour off the goodies when it partially froze a few times. Supposedly made a better opium when evaporated. I've never tried it.
Poppies were nice to grow for the tea. It was quite nice, lasts forever.

 

[Eurphorip0069]

I haven't personally, but I know that its damn m easy. My Naan used to, and they grow effectively as weeds all over the world, they grow in places where people try to make them not grow so can't be that difficult, just like weeds and all the other strongly, medicinal deriven pre curses or base materials flourisu abundant everywhere , all over the world and big fucking business turn something that's enquiries , almost as an annoyance to people. Everywhere , we've minimal effort into a huge billion trillion dollar business

If I was you though, I'd still keep them out of publics view to whatever extent .I wouldn't flaunt the fact put it like that, try and keeping as well hidden from onlookers as possible, you must be aware of the law is regarding ched subject in your areas aswell

good luck though and keep your fingers green and sticky

 

[ledbyher]

grow in the front yard and take to sitting in the rocking chair out front with a shotgun come early summer

 

[Snacktion_Jackson]

Heya Brokedownpalace, I appreciate the response.

Hopefully I can keep temps high enough to allow all the alkaloids into the water, and out of the biomass, but low enough not to alter its nature.

If I find a good method, and If I think about it, I'll update the forums.

Cheers!

 

[ledbyher]

i think u can probably grow with layer gardening so no-dig

they have a strong taproot and like compost topping then straw