Buggin69
09-21-2007, 11:47 AM
Macross wrote:
> After week my parrot finished his own TEK.
> He used various sources from Mycotopia to PF TEK to compile one witch
> suits all the metrial and financial resources available to him - I
> will now find some ductape for his beak...
> But before that, a few questions still remains.
>
> The TEK is based on the P. Cubensis strain so it is obviously quite
> straight forward, no casing or such...yet ;)
> He red in Adaption 23 of MMGG (erowid.com) about inserting a
> vermiticulite core into the substrate durning afore mentioned
> preparation. Is it possible that one can replace that vermiticulite
> core with perlite? Considering that perlite retains and releases water
> much better. A problem I'm thinking of is that the perlite could
> expand too much durning sterilization, or suck all the water out of
> the substrate mixture. Have anyone considered this?
> Secondly, and I know I'm going to get wide spectrum of answers here,
> and it is quite ironic to ask a question like this, but he has not
> decided on a suitable Cubensis strain yet!
> He is a experienced 'traveler' and so would like to cultivate a more
> 'potent' strain of the Cubensis, I have been looking for a potency
> table, but to no avail. A few names have come up though,
> P. cubensis B+
> P. cubensis Equadorian
> 'MATIAS ROMERO'
> P. cubensis Amazonian
>
> ... I know that the smaller the fruit-bodies the higher the potency...
> Any comment or sugestions?
>
> It is sorry to see about PF, I have visited his site and found one of
> the greatest sources can now only put his pic on his site... :(
> ...sucks...
I hear good things about EQs
> After week my parrot finished his own TEK.
> He used various sources from Mycotopia to PF TEK to compile one witch
> suits all the metrial and financial resources available to him - I
> will now find some ductape for his beak...
> But before that, a few questions still remains.
>
> The TEK is based on the P. Cubensis strain so it is obviously quite
> straight forward, no casing or such...yet ;)
> He red in Adaption 23 of MMGG (erowid.com) about inserting a
> vermiticulite core into the substrate durning afore mentioned
> preparation. Is it possible that one can replace that vermiticulite
> core with perlite? Considering that perlite retains and releases water
> much better. A problem I'm thinking of is that the perlite could
> expand too much durning sterilization, or suck all the water out of
> the substrate mixture. Have anyone considered this?
> Secondly, and I know I'm going to get wide spectrum of answers here,
> and it is quite ironic to ask a question like this, but he has not
> decided on a suitable Cubensis strain yet!
> He is a experienced 'traveler' and so would like to cultivate a more
> 'potent' strain of the Cubensis, I have been looking for a potency
> table, but to no avail. A few names have come up though,
> P. cubensis B+
> P. cubensis Equadorian
> 'MATIAS ROMERO'
> P. cubensis Amazonian
>
> ... I know that the smaller the fruit-bodies the higher the potency...
> Any comment or sugestions?
>
> It is sorry to see about PF, I have visited his site and found one of
> the greatest sources can now only put his pic on his site... :(
> ...sucks...
I hear good things about EQs