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Synsepalum dulcificum is one of the latest projects. Here are 6 next to some kratom !

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Quote from SubstanceSquid on March 10, 2021, 11:26 pm

Synsepalum dulcificum is one of the latest projects. Here are 6 next to some kratom !

So pretty!! 🙂

What is it? Like what are the uses?

 

Quote from Hatsnax on March 11, 2021, 9:51 am

What is it? Like what are the uses?

 

it contains a protein in the little red fruits that is called miraculin, and it binds to sour or sweet receptors on your tongue, and basically makes you detect sour things as sweet or alternate flavors. It was banned as a sweetener from the US for silly reasons, because you're still able to buy it as a novelty product. It's very strange, people call it "taste tripping." Sour stuff is interesting, like straight lemons or limes, salt n vinegar chips, orange juice, etc. I haven't tried it but I wanted to grow the plant because miraculin is fascinating and the tree is a little bit of a challenge to take care of. It requires acidic soil. But it does okay in drought and wet conditions.

Fascinating, never heard of it. You learn something new everyday.

Quote from SubstanceSquid on March 11, 2021, 11:28 am
Quote from Hatsnax on March 11, 2021, 9:51 am

What is it? Like what are the uses?

 

it contains a protein in the little red fruits that is called miraculin, and it binds to sour or sweet receptors on your tongue, and basically makes you detect sour things as sweet or alternate flavors. It was banned as a sweetener from the US for silly reasons, because you're still able to buy it as a novelty product. It's very strange, people call it "taste tripping." Sour stuff is interesting, like straight lemons or limes, salt n vinegar chips, orange juice, etc. I haven't tried it but I wanted to grow the plant because miraculin is fascinating and the tree is a little bit of a challenge to take care of. It requires acidic soil. But it does okay in drought and wet conditions.

This is interesting.. what is it actually used for? Just a fruit that gives you protein? How long does the "taste trip" last???

Never heard of it interesting though

What's it for or what does it help with? It's sounds pretty interesting.

Has anyone said what it's used used for or the benefits

Quote from Mama on June 11, 2022, 1:58 am

Has anyone said what it's used used for or the benefits

No unfortunately it seems some dont come back and we dont get answers- stinks

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