Anyone ever tried growing kaht in the U.S.?

It says it's a slow growing plant but you can get seeds online and it seems fairly easy to grow. I just don't want to wait a couple of years for a plant to grow. I wish I just knew some Africans who I could get it from. How is the buzz for any of you who have tried this plant?

I have been interested myself. but don't know anyone that has tried. not too many people seem to know about it. If you come across any info please post!!

well its a stimulant, feels a little like coke, best is if you can get a cutting from a known good plant, as there are also strains and good and bad traits.

ANC said:

well its a stimulant, feels a little like coke, best is if you can get a cutting from a known good plant, as there are also strains and good and bad traits.

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yea and you can buy seeds online but they say it takes 6 years to grow. I don't know anyone who has clippings so I guess I'm fucked.

6 years is quick, order it right now, you can still chase other things while you wait.

ANC said:

6 years is quick, order it right now, you can still chase other things while you wait.

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HAHAHAH I just need to meet some Africans. We have allot of them where I live. I just don't know how to spark up that conversation.

I find around here they chill out pretty fast when they know you like herb.

a plant that takes 6 yrs, huh. i guess im in the same boat as you; i want to start growing a peyote cactus but i guess it can take as much as 6yrs to grow fully mature buttons. well, we had better get started soon if we want these plants in the next decade

well you wil have to grow more than one yote.
Actualy try to get some yote seeds, germinate them and graft them onto pereskiopsis, then they grow like mean sizes in a year, still won't be potent for a very long time though...
But life goes on, its like a bonsai, you just start and forget about it for the most part, then someday before you know it, it is time.