Datura inoxia: This plant is in the nightshade family. It contains tropane alkaloids such as scopolamine, solanine, atropine, and hyoscyamine, all of which are poisonous in low doses. I will unlikely use this medicinally or as an entheogen, due to its severe negative effects on the mind & body. I do like the plant as a flower, though (it might be too late to flower, sadly). In low doses (leaves/flowers, smoked/ made into tea), effects I have noticed are comparable to over-than-therapeutic dose of diphenhydramine (dry mouth, sedation, difficulty breathing, minor dreamy feeling/vision, feeling of being sick, nausea, vomiting, memory loss) (so basically terrible). I strongly recommend NOT ingesting ANY part of this plant, for any reason. Humulus Lupulus (Hops): Related to cannabis. The female flowers can be made into a tea, brewed into beer for flavour and as a minor anaphrodisiac, or smoked as a relaxing herb with an interesting taste and some minor effects. It is nice to add to smoking blends, especially ones containing cannabis. Malus domestica (Apple tree): This tree is not well taken care of, so pests/diseases are a problem. The apples don't get much bigger than they are now, and they are rather sour with an annoying texture.

• published: 05 Sep 2013
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