The Salvia divinorum Research and Information Center - Shroomery

tripzine.com : Cultivating Diviner's Sage , by Will Biefuss
stored in the refrigerator for a few days before losing
potency, but be sure to keep them in a plastic bag with a
damp paper towel. Freezing fresh leaves does not work,
as when thawed they turn into a slimy mess. Leaves can
be juiced using a wheat grass juicer and then frozen for
long term storage. When thawed, the juice is held in the
mouth as is done with the fresh leaves. Dried leaves can
be reconstituted by soaking in a small amount of water
and then chewed.
Since Salvia divinorum is one of the rarest of all plant
entheogens, it is my hope that many people will choose
to cultivate this plant. It was almost driven into
extinction once, so let's work to preserve this valuable
plant ally for future generations to enjoy.
Will Biefuss is the author of the Psychedelic Sourcebook,
a resource guide to businesses of interest to the
psychedelic community.
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