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[Mushinist]

 

[Choices]

Beautifully scary!! Haha

[Skywatcher]

Very nice Mushinist !

What size is the entire plant ?

[Neptunechild]

namaste

 

this is so beautiful and rewarding to see! i have never seen such clear and close-view pictures of sative flowers :)
i'd appreciate it a lot if you could post some background info on how you cultivated it.

 

blessings

[Mushinist]

Very nice Mushinist !
What size is the entire plant ?

Thanks friend! This particular plant is just a couple feet tall.

namaste
 
this is so beautiful and rewarding to see! i have never seen such clear and close-view pictures of sative flowers :)
i'd appreciate it a lot if you could post some background info on how you cultivated it.
 
blessings

Thank you, I am really enjoying their presence. These salvias were started from seed a few years ago when you could still get them from from sagewisdombotanicals. This plant is a clone from one of the original 4 that I started. I still have 2 of the original plants that I take clones from. They are all healthy and happy, next spring I will be putting several outside, and eventually I'd like to manually pollinate to get seeds again.

[xlcor]

Is this salvia divinorum? I thought they were sterile from seed?

[Mushinist]

Obviously not, and just like before it was believed they couldn't set seed, wrong they were. It is in fact salvia divinorum.

[Norman]

Really nice!
Did you do anointing particular to get them to flower?

[Mushinist]

Really nice!
Did you do anointing particular to get them to flower?

Nope my friend it was all mother nature's doing. This was the only one I have sitting in a window that gets alot of indirect lighting. All my others stay under artificial light, which I have tried switching light cycles on to induce flowering, but never had flowers like this pop out. I will keep trying though!

[Neptunechild]

Namaste

 

Just want to bump this thread up and ask where you able to get seeds?

It's already unbelivable that you got them to flower but seeds would be straight out a wonder because every study I read says that the chance to find seeds in nature are very slim to none.

 

This is def. the only place where I ever saw a divinorum picture taken that close to the flower, love it.

[Ferretious]

I loved the effects of Salvia Divanorum! When in company, it felt as though you were being "Rolled". Best way of describing it, like someone is physically rolling you about, yet you're not going anywhere! With the potentiated it is very disassociative! Blessedly for a short period. Beautiful plant my friend! 

[JanSteen]

Namaste

 

Just want to bump this thread up and ask where you able to get seeds?

It's already unbelivable that you got them to flower but seeds would be straight out a wonder because every study I read says that the chance to find seeds in nature are very slim to none.

 

This is def. the only place where I ever saw a divinorum picture taken that close to the flower, love it.

Bumping this thread because I'm amazed to see one flower.

The flower itself looks like it needs a pollinator that's very specific to the plant itself. Maybe some kind of bumblebee or hummingbird, but more likely to be a moth or butterfly. 

That means we humans should be able to do it with a toothpick, as is the case with "regular" garden store orchids for instance.

 

Seeds would be a gamechanger because right now there are nearly no sources of live plants anymore. They would also allow for selective breeding.

 

I'm very curious about the age of the plant itself at the time of flowering.