Salvia Divinorum

Has anyone tried?

I got a cutting in clay right now, had it about 2 months.

I could use some tips on growing chambers, mine has outgrown the humidity dome I bought for seedlings a few weeks ago.

Also, I could use some directions on climatizing it out of the humidity dome.

I'll post some pics later on.

archdem0n said:

Has anyone tried?

I got a cutting in clay right now, had it about 2 months.

I could use some tips on growing chambers, mine has outgrown the humidity dome I bought for seedlings a few weeks ago.

Also, I could use some directions on climatizing it out of the humidity dome.

I'll post some pics later on.

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yea get it out of the dome you dont want it to be stuck in there for its life how i go tmine use to it is by bring the plant out daily out of the dome increasing the hours a day such as day one leave out of dome 1 hour day two 2 hours out of dome day 3 three hours up til it can stand 24 hours out of the dome work you way up long process of 24 or a little bit more days to make sure it in good shape but then you can place it anywheres let me know if need more info peace

all i can tell you is dont get afraid when it goes all native and looses all its leaves. i grew it once, not worth it.

you can by ounces of leaves for less than $10. (ebid was like $5 per ounce). growing takes to long and if your humidity is right fior the first couple weeks, it will go native trying to adjust.

I've heard of this method before. I am going to try it soon. My plant just got hit by some bugs however, so I'm gonna take it easy. Tips are already blacking up a bit too much for my liking.

Thanks for input I'll let you know how it goes.

Here is a picture of the salvia plant i am growing...

I am not interested in tripping on this, I realize I can grab many pounds of leaf online... I am more interested in growing this as a project since it can be quite difficult... "for the challenege"

enjoy

as you can see from the picture it likes to node quite quickly and enjoys straight clay pellets. I have decided to grow it in that box, filling it with clay so it will in it all... I will eventually drain and fill...

fertilizer is abou 1/8 concentration 20-20-20 all-purpose I had lying around... it is not picky at all and enjoys tap water just fine.

archdem0n said:

as you can see from the picture it likes to node quite quickly and enjoys straight clay pellets. I have decided to grow it in that box, filling it with clay so it will in it all... I will eventually drain and fill...

fertilizer is abou 1/8 concentration 20-20-20 all-purpose I had lying around... it is not picky at all and enjoys tap water just fine.

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looks good yea they do node quickly and make new leaves quicker its a ery interesting plant mine is just lossing is second set of humidity leave am growing it in near 10 percent humidity your gonna need a bigger pot soon thre roots grow like crazy

nice plant

Looks nice and healthy.

Thanks for comments.

I am thinking of leaving it in there, and letting it grow into the clay that's already filled up.

I was using the clay as a source for humidity. Drainage is amazing and I've had no problems with root rot whatsoever. I used to have a dripper on it, but have found that to be over kill.

I fertilize it every 2 weeks or so with really low concentration.

I'll keep posting pictures every few days and keep you posted, I am really enjoying cultivating this plant and hope to have 3 or 4 cuttings by the end of may.

whats the process for extracting the stuff that makes you trip from the plant?

kinda looks like a pepper plant

the fresh leaves are chewed for 20 minutes, and you absorb the Sal. A/B chemicals sublingually.

Also, you can make extract or tincture, but I definitely do not have enough for that.