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  • BDD Moderators: Keif’ Richards

Smoke-able plants with actual effects

shrooms are technically of the plant variety seeing as its a fungus.. and there are some varieties that i know you can smoke.. psilocybe mexicana i know is one
 
I've read trip reports with people smoking kratom; but I'm not sure if it's legit.

DMT can be extracted from grass or some shit.
Also i think maybe poppy plants can be smoked, or at least one of it's products.

All of that Was speculation.
 
shrooms are technically of the plant variety seeing as its a fungus.. and there are some varieties that i know you can smoke.. psilocybe mexicana i know is one

You can't smoke psilocybin contain mushrooms since the heat will destroy the psilocybin. Amanita muscarias can be smoked but they have no relation to psilocybin mushrooms. Also mushrooms aren't plants they are fungus
 
skullcap and wild dagga are mildly sedating/intoxicating if smoked.

If by sedating/intoxicating you mean a total waste of time coupled with placebo, then yes, you're right.


The reason why I'm making this thread, is to prove to myself that with all the herbs on this planet people try to smoke, there is only 2-3 that are actually worthwhile. Salvia, weed, tobacco.
 
I'd add opium into the mix
sure you maybe wouldn't smoke the actual plant but getting a smokable substance from the plant requires little skill.
 
Dried Lion's Tail flowers, when smoked, gives a high similar to cannabis. There's also Intoxicating mint but according to Erowid it's stepped into tea so I'm not sure if it's smokable.
 
Dried datura flower. But I wouldnt go near that shit. Coca paste if you know how to make it.
 
If by sedating/intoxicating you mean a total waste of time coupled with placebo, then yes, you're right.


The reason why I'm making this thread, is to prove to myself that with all the herbs on this planet people try to smoke, there is only 2-3 that are actually worthwhile. Salvia, weed, tobacco.

Show that hippie how wrong he is with his pecabo

i hear heroin comes from the poppy, and if that doesnt work, maybe you can smoke poppy and opium.
 
If by sedating/intoxicating you mean a total waste of time coupled with placebo, then yes, you're right.


The reason why I'm making this thread, is to prove to myself that with all the herbs on this planet people try to smoke, there is only 2-3 that are actually worthwhile. Salvia, weed, tobacco.

Wild Dagga is certainly not just a placebo high. If you don't believe me then maybe you'll believe erowid, where it is most certainly viewed as a drug, albeit a fairly mild one- http://www.erowid.org/plants/leonotis_leonurus/leonotis_leonurus.shtml

I've smoked it a few times because I grow Lion's Tail (it's a very cool looking plant), but it's not particularly good. Basically it makes you tired and has kinda similar effects to cannabis. I've used it to make me nod harder before, with some success.

About smoking peyote- you can do it but there's not much of a reason to. Back in the day I used to smoke chunks of San Pedro in fact, and after smoking enough of it (a few in. of the bright green area directly under the skin) I could feel some mild effects for ~30 min. It's probably very bad for your lungs though, and if you do smoke it you must peel it first if you want it to be easy to smoke and not covered with horrible waxy skin.

I was going to say Datura but I think that's been mentioned. I was once a chronic datura user (daily for months, I was younger and stupid and rarely got totally delirious on it). I tried smoking the leaves, seeds and flowers, all of which worked. Datura sucks though, so it's another that shouldn't be smoked. But it is definitely a plant that works when smoked.

Also, the salvia you are smoking (whoever said salvia) is most likely an extract of salvia that is then poured onto plant material. Smoking salvia without first extracting it doesn't really work (it works but you have to smoke a lot). The salvia most of us have smoked is not a raw plant material, it's a plant extract put onto plant material.

Poppies contain smokable material so they kinda count. There are some traditionally used plants that are unknown to us in the western world. South and Central American Shamans smoke many kinds of plants and claim effects from many of them. If Carlos Castaneda is to be believed, there are plants in Mexico that can trigger super intense trips when smoked, including a kind of mushroom and several other plants.
 
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