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That reminded me. Almost 20 years ago, there was a city folktale that some species of Convolvulus could get you high, and my friend tried it and then described
by lesostep 3mo ago
That reminded me. Almost 20 years ago, there was a city folktale that some species of Convolvulus could get you high, and my friend tried it and then described seeing little knights playing|fighting on a wallpaper. I was a designated spotter, and didn't know what to do, so I just wrote down everything she said. Still should have a notebook somewhere.
(It was 2 specific species out of 200, and I hope that not mentioning which part of the plant she ingested would deter people from trying. The plant is also slightly poisonous, could weaken your kidneys. Weak kidneys no fun)
- culi 3mo agoProbably meant Ipomoea (morning glory. It's actually a fungus on the seeds not the plant itself)
- NetMageSCW 3mo agoWhat is it with fungus and hallucinations?
- culi 3mo agoPlenty of plants that cause hallucinations too. But fungi are more closely related to animals than to plants. Maybe there's more overlapping biochemistry and pathways there