alright i got some morning glory seeds and i was wondering when is the best time to get them? i got some thats dark brown and big n fat n smooth and i got some more thats the same just a lil lighter color and i got some more that looks like there a lil bit older and their wilted looking and smaller? and i was wondering what your supposed to do w/ it? smoke them, make them into tea, or just swallow them whole? also whatever you do with them about how much gets a good high?
and i dont care if you think its stupid bcuz im sure i will get some people that say that and no its not just for a cheap high im just experimenting w/ legal stuff
High off morning glory glory seed?
just do weeed man, its cheap and you can actually smoke it and not die. haha
Reply:I think you are most likely going to make yourself sick. The best thing to do with morning glory seeds is plant them and enjoy the flowers.
There is a plant that LOOKS LIKE a morning glory, in that its flower is trumpet shaped, that is used as a hallucinogen. It works whether one eats it or smokes it. It can also cause death. Don't mess around with stuff you don't know. Consult a reliable field guide.
Reply:Check out this site:
http://www.erowid.org/plants/morning_glo...
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
How many morning glory seeds should i take?
how many morning glory seeds should i take for a good first time trip?
How many morning glory seeds should i take?
Well, I have tried Morning Glory for the first time last Friday. I'd say i ate roughly around 50 seeds for my first time. I probably should have taken more, but I'm a small person so I was somewhat weary. So i bought to packets of the stuff, and with about eating 50 seeds over about a 15 min period, after the effects set it i was just light headed and stumbling. But I am not suggesting that you do this until you do your research!!!!!!!!! Please I can't stress this enough, because people have different "trips" depending on their body type, and I am not sure if there is a lethal dosage for Morning Glory. So please if you want to try them find out the right dosage.
Reply:go to erowid or http://www.totse.com/en/drugs/psychedeli... google it theres lots of sites with good info and personal stories...
my bf says no matter what you will get sick. good luck. have fun. be safe!
Reply:It doesn't work.
Reply:None. Be aware that many distributers of Morning Glory Seeds toxify there product to discourage consumption. Ingesting these seeds can make you sick.
Reply:LOTS AND LOTS!!!!!!
How many morning glory seeds should i take?
Well, I have tried Morning Glory for the first time last Friday. I'd say i ate roughly around 50 seeds for my first time. I probably should have taken more, but I'm a small person so I was somewhat weary. So i bought to packets of the stuff, and with about eating 50 seeds over about a 15 min period, after the effects set it i was just light headed and stumbling. But I am not suggesting that you do this until you do your research!!!!!!!!! Please I can't stress this enough, because people have different "trips" depending on their body type, and I am not sure if there is a lethal dosage for Morning Glory. So please if you want to try them find out the right dosage.
Reply:go to erowid or http://www.totse.com/en/drugs/psychedeli... google it theres lots of sites with good info and personal stories...
my bf says no matter what you will get sick. good luck. have fun. be safe!
Reply:It doesn't work.
Reply:None. Be aware that many distributers of Morning Glory Seeds toxify there product to discourage consumption. Ingesting these seeds can make you sick.
Reply:LOTS AND LOTS!!!!!!
Are variated Morning Glory leaves normal? When will it bloom?
I was just wondering if morning glory leave are normally variated with green and yellow or are they screaming out to me for help? and how long till it blooms? the vines are growing well but I've yet to see flowers appear.
Are variated Morning Glory leaves normal? When will it bloom?
variated? do you mean two- toned? not usually as far as i know ( no varieties ive grown or read about) - they should be growing now in warm climates (i cant stop mine in SF bay area CA- i have to keep clipping to control their growth) in cooler climates i would suggest waiting for warmer sun and then they should reach the sky. Wtare moderately after they are 3 in and if foliage appears, but no flowers stop watering for a bit. Too much water may be why the plant has a light two toned affect... or it could be not enough water. Chances are likely that its the former as morning glorys are hardy take watering well and should be a breeze to grow---- are they in full sun? They need to be
Reply:he's right, the varigation is completely normal, and they should bloom every morning and close by the time it starts getting hot.
Reply:i had morning glories last yr called "tye dye"
the leaves were varegiated and the blooms were purple with white splashed on the blooms
no 2 were alike and i loved them
for regular old boring morning glories most have just green leaves but the newer colors/combinations seem to have a tendancy to have varegiated leaves
depending on when you planted them give them sometimes up to 2 mos before seeing flowers...at 1st you wont see very many but as the plant gets bigger they will start showing up...in the early morning move the leaves and look underneath for blooms...it always seems that the 1st few are hidden but once the plant is all over the place so will the blooms...once the heat hits them that is it for the bloom but the next day new ones will bloom
Reply:they are calling you get ready.
Reply:Don't water them too often. That makes the vines grow fast, but inhibits the flowers from blooming. You might be overwatering them.
Reply:I planted Morning Glory from seed in early March and I'm just now starting to get flowers. The leaves on mine are variegated as well so I don't think that's a problem. I'm getting more and more flowers every morning.
Are variated Morning Glory leaves normal? When will it bloom?
variated? do you mean two- toned? not usually as far as i know ( no varieties ive grown or read about) - they should be growing now in warm climates (i cant stop mine in SF bay area CA- i have to keep clipping to control their growth) in cooler climates i would suggest waiting for warmer sun and then they should reach the sky. Wtare moderately after they are 3 in and if foliage appears, but no flowers stop watering for a bit. Too much water may be why the plant has a light two toned affect... or it could be not enough water. Chances are likely that its the former as morning glorys are hardy take watering well and should be a breeze to grow---- are they in full sun? They need to be
Reply:he's right, the varigation is completely normal, and they should bloom every morning and close by the time it starts getting hot.
Reply:i had morning glories last yr called "tye dye"
the leaves were varegiated and the blooms were purple with white splashed on the blooms
no 2 were alike and i loved them
for regular old boring morning glories most have just green leaves but the newer colors/combinations seem to have a tendancy to have varegiated leaves
depending on when you planted them give them sometimes up to 2 mos before seeing flowers...at 1st you wont see very many but as the plant gets bigger they will start showing up...in the early morning move the leaves and look underneath for blooms...it always seems that the 1st few are hidden but once the plant is all over the place so will the blooms...once the heat hits them that is it for the bloom but the next day new ones will bloom
Reply:they are calling you get ready.
Reply:Don't water them too often. That makes the vines grow fast, but inhibits the flowers from blooming. You might be overwatering them.
Reply:I planted Morning Glory from seed in early March and I'm just now starting to get flowers. The leaves on mine are variegated as well so I don't think that's a problem. I'm getting more and more flowers every morning.
Can you use Ipomoea sinuata (alamo vine) to make morning glory wine or use it as a psychedelic?
i know that the flower is part of the morning glory family and the other morning glories from the ipomoea genus and all are said to contain lsa. is this true?
Can you use Ipomoea sinuata (alamo vine) to make morning glory wine or use it as a psychedelic?
DO NOT use Ipomoea sinuata for wine. It contains cyanogenic chemicals. While the exact compound has not been identified, it is definitely not something you want to consume!
Reply:I don't know anything about Ipomoea sinuata, but what you're talking about sounds more like Ipomoea violacea. I imagine the flowers of all morning glories can make a decent wine. I've never had it, but it sounds like it would be fitting for a summer picnic.
As for the psychoactive properties, you want violacea seeds. Interesting alkaloids are found throughout the plant, but not in high concentration. There are a number of other varities you might try, but that seems to be the default choice. What makes it psychoactive is disputed, but everyone agrees that it's the real deal. Though if you are after a high, Hawaiian Baby Woodrose is an alternative you should consider.
Can you use Ipomoea sinuata (alamo vine) to make morning glory wine or use it as a psychedelic?
DO NOT use Ipomoea sinuata for wine. It contains cyanogenic chemicals. While the exact compound has not been identified, it is definitely not something you want to consume!
Reply:I don't know anything about Ipomoea sinuata, but what you're talking about sounds more like Ipomoea violacea. I imagine the flowers of all morning glories can make a decent wine. I've never had it, but it sounds like it would be fitting for a summer picnic.
As for the psychoactive properties, you want violacea seeds. Interesting alkaloids are found throughout the plant, but not in high concentration. There are a number of other varities you might try, but that seems to be the default choice. What makes it psychoactive is disputed, but everyone agrees that it's the real deal. Though if you are after a high, Hawaiian Baby Woodrose is an alternative you should consider.
Will Morning Glory climb on a solid wood fence like a wall?
I have a wooden fence but the pickets are flush against each other so there is no space between them. So this forms like a solid wall. Will Morning Glory climb up this or does it need more of a trellis? Thanks!
Will Morning Glory climb on a solid wood fence like a wall?
The morning glory needs something to wrap around. Since your fence is solid, you can tie strings to the top of the pickets and run them down to a nail in the ground a couple of inches away from the fence, so there is a little space between the string and the fence. The morning glories will eagerly climb up this "ladder."
Reply:they need to have something to attach too
Reply:I always Loved Morning Glorys. They would open wide and so pretty in the day and close up at night. Yes they will grow up your fence, as long as they have something to grasp onto it..
Reply:Morning Glory is a form of a weed(from the weed family) and it will grow anywhere even on your fence....can i suggest something more like an flowering ivy instead....the morning glory is hard to keep only in one spot and can take over your garden
Reply:Regarding youre morning glories. At the base of youre fence place small nail in. attach twine,or string to the nail pull to where ever you want youre glories to go. take another small nail and place at top of fence. wrap youre glories around twine not to tight wherever youre strings are youre glories will be. This is what I do and every year they climb the same string. hoped this helped. Good Luck. from indmiles@yahoo.com
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Will Morning Glory climb on a solid wood fence like a wall?
The morning glory needs something to wrap around. Since your fence is solid, you can tie strings to the top of the pickets and run them down to a nail in the ground a couple of inches away from the fence, so there is a little space between the string and the fence. The morning glories will eagerly climb up this "ladder."
Reply:they need to have something to attach too
Reply:I always Loved Morning Glorys. They would open wide and so pretty in the day and close up at night. Yes they will grow up your fence, as long as they have something to grasp onto it..
Reply:Morning Glory is a form of a weed(from the weed family) and it will grow anywhere even on your fence....can i suggest something more like an flowering ivy instead....the morning glory is hard to keep only in one spot and can take over your garden
Reply:Regarding youre morning glories. At the base of youre fence place small nail in. attach twine,or string to the nail pull to where ever you want youre glories to go. take another small nail and place at top of fence. wrap youre glories around twine not to tight wherever youre strings are youre glories will be. This is what I do and every year they climb the same string. hoped this helped. Good Luck. from indmiles@yahoo.com
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Sanrio/morning glory sites?
does anyone know any good sanrio and/or morning glory sites besides sanrio.com? im looking for stuff for my baby like bowls and spoons since i started feeding her baby cereal... thanks
Sanrio/morning glory sites?
You can try http://www.mg-usa.com/
Hope it helps!
Sanrio/morning glory sites?
You can try http://www.mg-usa.com/
Hope it helps!
Uses & meaning of the ff: rose,morning-glory,tulip,sunfl... & carnation.?
hi, ill be using this questions to my students the importance, uses and meaning of the flowers...like rose,morning-glory,cosmos,carnation,lily... chrysanthemum, dandelion and pansy. thanks!
Uses %26amp; meaning of the ff: rose,morning-glory,tulip,sunfl... %26amp; carnation.?
Besides the obvious uses that most flowers have in common (decoration and production of perfumes), some may be used for food and/or drink production (e.g. sunflowers, dandilions). Others may have medical uses (for example, a derivitive of foxglove is digitalis, used to treat heart disorders.)
Uses %26amp; meaning of the ff: rose,morning-glory,tulip,sunfl... %26amp; carnation.?
Besides the obvious uses that most flowers have in common (decoration and production of perfumes), some may be used for food and/or drink production (e.g. sunflowers, dandilions). Others may have medical uses (for example, a derivitive of foxglove is digitalis, used to treat heart disorders.)
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