Which legal hallucinogen did you hallucinate off best?

DUDE That is hardcore!

 

what stores / website do you any of you shop at more for seeds plants and extracts and shit

 

Dude if you're not going to go and buy anything illegal and good, all I can suggest is DXM. buy a bottle of Robotussin.

 

Legal hallucinogens? In order: Salvia, Dph, Dxm, LSA.

Salvia was weird as hell. Dph has me seeing SWARMS of flies, hearing things, and seeing shadow people and a laughing face on my tv screen when it was turned off. No insight, not fun at all and very scarey because when i wanted to talk words could not be found. DXM was beautiful, and kicked in when I was fishing. Im a skinny guy and that walk home on 600mg must have been quite the sight.

 

The most intense for me was Hawaiian Baby Woodrose and Morning Glories. I tripped for hours and didn't know how to turn on the lights in my dark apartment. I was "blind" unless the lights were on and even then I couldn't see very well. I thought it was the rapture. Pretty intense trip with some very cool introspective thoughts.

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2005!! Nice dig!

Salvia 20x was probably my most vivd.

9g Iboga root bark powder - while i had some hallucination on this, it wasn't much and the nausea sucked. I recommend anyone looking at iboga to find a different form. Quality can be all over the road with the rb powder

 

LSH from fresh harvested Ipomea Purpurea. I was almost 40 years ago. I didn't know what I was doing. I was 17. I ate WAY too much and puked like I was gonna die for three hours (I must have eaten THOUSANDS of seeds-- two double handfuls). When the Nausea passed I tripped balls and felt amazingly euphoric for 17 hours.I thought it was LSA, but LSA has a clear and dissapointing cap on hallucinogenic effects and last only 6 hours. I chalked it up to having eaten too much until I found a report on DMT Nexus that described exactly the high I got from it. With renewed interest I put a mystery to rest-- for myself at least. It is the general consensus that Purpureas don't have any psychoactive alkaoids in them , while there are several claims that purpureas DO have LSA in them. I wanted to find out if a patch growing by my house was Ipomea Tricolor because I had no idea which variety I gobbled down wrecklessly 38 years ago. Yeah the flowers were purple, but Ipomea Tricolor can be purple too. When I read the description of the two I smiled. The two have different sized and shaped seeds. different numbers of them per pod, the pods are different shapes and grow off the plant differently oriented. So even after all those years it was obvious to me that the seeds were not big, long and black, but smaller and brown. There were not 3 or 4 seeds per pod but 5 or 6 . The pod was not conical, but round like a pumpkin, and the seed pods did not point up, they pointed down. So chalk me up as another confirmation that Graandpa Ott's has earned its name!
While LSA is schedule III in the USA LSH can be purchased on blotter online. However, it may not be as euphoric as the seeds, as there is a secondary compound in the unripe or FRESHLY RIPENED seed pods that potentiates the Euphoria QUITE substantially. Felt much more exhilaration on this stuff than LSD.
I would put Amanita Muscaria up there with it, but less euphoria.
A random cactus I picked was 1. not bitter 2. did not make me sick 3. Gave me one of the best trips of my life with an AWESOME body high. It looked like Coryphantha Macromeris, but that shit is supposed get you sick as a dog and the cactus was found out of range. So it could have been Coryphantha Robustus (not known to be psychoactive, but believe me, there more we don't know about plants than we do. or it could have been a seasonal thing that kept it from making me sick the way this cactus is supposed to-- these guys undergo a morphological change in winter, so there might be chemical changes at the same time.
For a while I thought it must have been a mamilaria that looked similar because I couldn't find any more of them. I've since learned that these weren't mamilaria, plus I had actually purchased some C, Macromeris to study for identification purposes at the time and the obvious resemblance had to have been why I decided to eat the thing. Report's on Erowid. If I can find this cactus, and it proves to conform to my bioassay, rather than the only KNOWN one -- Adam Gotlieb's, it might top my list. I've learned where Macromeris actually grows but it's about 30 miles away and I'm determined to find a closer source-- besides, the hill I found them on several years after finding the more ambiguous specimen was military land. I didn't know it at the time or I'd have taken a longer trip and actually tried to find the Dona Anna Cactus IN Dona Anna county.
Salvia D is also rated very high, but I place it lower simply because it is just over too quickly.