The Coolest Legal Plants To Grow

Did they already have the plant, or did they grow directly from seeds? I've heard (note: I've never tried it myself) from a couple people that it's pretty impossible to grow salvia from seed. Could be wrong, but I also think there was a thread on here a little bit ago about the same thing.

Edit: Here is the thread > Salvia!!! ANyone know where i can get some seeds

Originally Posted by ANC

You could grow some mimosa hostilis for rootbark
or even one of the many mescaline cacti... (probably still the ultimate natural high).

Or more than one of the mescaline cacti. I've got two different San Pedros ( two different sorces, they could still be clones though) with many pups apiece. I also just got a Jules (sp) Giant cutting that has been out of the soil for about 9 months that I'm hoping I can revive. It's sitting in some nice soil, waiting for spring to see if it roots. My guess is it will. These things are VERY hardy.

Have you grown the Mimosa ANC?

I'm thinking of growing a Prairie Mimosa as they are native here. I don't know if they are the same species, but I'll be @erowid in moments to find out!

All plants R coool to grow

Consider Bonsai seedlings...tons of different kinds, and if get good at propogating something and take the time to learn a little you could make some cool money on the side too!
I've been training bonsai for seven years now and enjoy it immensly, looking forward to my new house where i can set up a garden and workspace for them.

Originally Posted by rothbardian

Japanese maples too. I heard about someone getting raided for having one.

I had a red jap split leaf maple. Picked clean by neighbors....

cleome is pretty, but don't plant it unless you want it forever; each plant will produce thousands of seeds. the second year you'll have hundreds. the year after, you'll have much more. the multiply like crazy!

Bromiliads (spelling) are cool too.
Is a pineapple a bromilliad?

all kinds of shapes and sizes. colors from purple ,black ,green ,yellow, orange, pink and sometimes two colors at once.

I have grown these. Ever grow Cherokee reds. Excellent flavour