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Living in Canada veux dire que les winters sont severe and thus limit which plants can be grown outside. Travelling and moving locations as much as I do also means that I don't have a permenante garden...which is fine because it means I get to bring my garden with me....but yesterday I went to a local nursery here in the peg and in a couple hours I doubled the amount of plants I own. Living in Canada also means that I'm not restrained by a lot of laws that our friends sud of the border have to deal with. Pour example in the US peyote is illegal with the exception of certain religious institutions for ceremonial purposes, while ici tu peut purchase, cultivate and consume it without having to worry about any sort of legal repercussions yaay

This is great news because who wants to have to worry about the law when you're tripping on peyote (which can potentially last a very long time.)

So without further ado

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My Wild Coffee


My Salvia Divinorum


My Hawaiian Baby Woodrose


A shitty photo of my Maleviolence


Dave the greenhouse owner w/ his Maleviolence

I watched a DOC once and creator said that he likes plants that talk to us. I've got to admit I feel the same way, human's have been using plants to communicate with spirits/another world for millennia, I don't see any reason why we should stop now.

Hawaiian Baby Woodrose
Kava
Morning Glory while I don't have any growing right now I did pick up a packet of seeds.
Peyote
San Pedro (psssst americans, this one's legal in most states)

I've tried growing mushrooms back in Toronto...they didn't work out, in fact the experiment was such a disappointment that I don't see myself trying them again for a while.

And well Cannabis is something that I'd really like to try growing but is unfortunately something that can't be done now. Maybe I'll have the chance to move to Holland for a bit sometime in the near future and will try it then...so many plans.
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The other hobby of mine that's occupying a lot of my time and money is my bike. No photos of it yet but soon I promise It's going to get a new paint job, and some new wheels It's from Calgary, I found it for sale at the bike co-op in the Eau-claire market. I think it might be the hottest thing to come out of that city, though Malloreigh makes it a real close tie. If only because there are a ton of things I can do to my bike which I could never to do her

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joking really