What happens if i take ONLY 1 datura seed?
I know I really shouldn't and that this is poison, but I'm just curious what 1 seed would do. God i'm such a fucking chud. I hate my life so much.
I know I really shouldn't and that this is poison, but I'm just curious what 1 seed would do. God i'm such a fucking chud. I hate my life so much.
I love soooooo much 😭😭😭
Moonflower
Datura
Devil's Trumpet
It’s the stunning Datura, or 'Moonflower.' It looks like a delicate, elegant ghost, but it's actually a plant you'd definitely not want to cross!
Think of it as the breathtaking, high-maintenance diva of the garden world—gorgeous, but with a very sharp, toxic personality.
Admire from a safe 👏
Atropine dilutes your pupils. People in the renaissance used atropa belladonna.
Looking for fairly safe ways of trying this out
Could I eat the seeds out of a gummy still unripe and underdeveloped, green morning glory seed pods that just dropped their flowers? I ask as there are a lot of them on this very large plant and I feel it would be more enjoyable than eating the dry seeds or waiting until they germinate. I also just want to try it and see if I trip; and I've also heard the roots have high levels of alkaloids even the substituted fungal derived ones, even when the fungus doesn't extend that far down.
I have done it once, chewed 10 seeds. nothing happened.
anything to expect at 40?
Crossing with the yellow may prove interesting.
Finally, two Cold Group Brugmansias blooming at the same time; as they will not self-fertilize(and I know of no one who will loan me a Peruvian Spoon-Billed Hummingbird) I will be doing the x-pollinating myself. An OnlyFans video is unlikely.
With some good fortune, there should be two varieties of seed, one from each motherfather. The resulting color/shape from the seeds is anyone's guess.
Hello, tried this on r/datura a few days ago, didnt get much, but maybe you guys can help me. anyone in the champlain valley, can you help me out? i've been looking everywhere for stramonium, can't find any. it's been really cold and wet, so it's probably just a bad season. if anyone can point me in the right direction or enlighten me as to if it's just a genuinely bad year, any pointers would be appreciated. thanks for readin
There are some daturas in a friend's yard. He's going to move soon and I need advice on how to get the plants out of the soil and plant them into jars.
I was in the lazy river when I came by and saw actual datura stranmonium growing, should I probably report this to management or maintenance?
I clipped the spikes parts tho so it wouldn't hurt me
.... jk🤭