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Geschrieben von: ats1080 May 28 2008, 23:50

hi, i got some salvia and am wondering what the difference between it and salvia divinorum are. will they do the same thing?

Geschrieben von: blink May 29 2008, 00:25

hi,
no they won´t. there are different types of salvia-plants. only salvia divinorum has psychotropic effects.
the plant seen on your photo is not salvia divinorum.

Geschrieben von: Amalgam May 29 2008, 00:28

This is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_sage
Although it contains some thujone which is psychoactive (and toxic) at a certain treshold, I guess its not what you want ;)

Salvia divinorum contains salvinorin, which has not been found in any other plant yet

Geschrieben von: Surak May 29 2008, 00:41

No, it won't! Salvia divinorum is a completely different species of salvia than the one you've got there. Yours is a simple garden plant, not the sacred herb of the mazetec people of Oaxaca, Mexico. I'm afraid your salvia is not going to have any psychoactive properties whatsoever, ats1080.

Salvia divinorum has been made illegal in Germany recently. Find out about the legal status of salvia divinorum in your country before looking for ways to buy the herb or a live plant. Salvia divinorum is legal in most countries of the world, though. Make sure to find out all you can about its effects and effective ways of consuming the herb. Get a bong, if you don't have one. Provide for a pleasant setting and maybe a person who serves as a trip-sitter. Don't go on a Salvia trip if you are scared of the effects. Ask someone trustworthy who has had experience with salvia divinorum and who is familiar with the effects before consuming it yourself. READ A LOT about it BEFORE trying it on your own - to make sure you will profit from the experience!

Geschrieben von: lalerettich May 29 2008, 10:52

Dry the leaf and prepare a tea. Very soothing especially if you happen to have a sore throat

Geschrieben von: Pink Floyd May 29 2008, 13:07

But in normaly Salia is a drug caled Thujon .
Thujon is the thing that is in Absinth if a laboratory you can destilled it .

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Geschrieben von: Dr.Albert May 29 2008, 15:44

No, Thujon is in the plant "wormwood"/artemesia absinthum (Wermut). In Salvia Officialis is just ... nothing (relevant).

Geschrieben von: blink May 29 2008, 16:21

doch doch, da ist thujon drin

Geschrieben von: Mephisto May 29 2008, 20:09

keep speaking english...fools!^^


salvia officinalis has a small part of thujon in it, but not enough to be like a drug...but it has a goooood taste^^

Geschrieben von: kleinerkiffer84 May 29 2008, 23:09

Your salvia plant looks like Salvia pratensis.
That's a good medical herb, but unfortunately not psychoactive.
Only Salvia divinorum and no other type of salvia contains the salvinorin A.

If you are not living in Germany oder Norway it should be no problem to get salvia divinorum. Just ask at your local head shop, or get some plants or leafs from the internet

Geschrieben von: lalerettich May 30 2008, 11:33

...or Italy....or Australia...or Israel..or danmark...or in one of the US american states where Salvia is illegal.