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06-05-2009, 07:57 PM   #11

Re: Catnip, catnep and hallocinogens


DM, the flowers on your original catnip don't look at all like those on mine, which are a sort of pinkish white, The leaves on the catnep seem more like what I'm growing.



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07-05-2009, 01:24 PM   #12

Re: Catnip, catnep and hallocinogens


im going to go and see if i can get a plant... will have a little pot plant of it and see if George and Harri like it...
I tried Tinky with cat nip toys numerous times but he never reacted...



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07-05-2009, 02:47 PM   #13

Re: Catnip, catnep and hallocinogens


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Originally Posted by dandysmom
DM, the flowers on your original catnip don't look at all like those on mine, which are a sort of pinkish white, The leaves on the catnep seem more like what I'm growing.
I think you're right. I wouldn't be at all suprided if I get pink flowers on the 'nep'. Have always had blue flowers on what I've bought as catnip/nepeta though



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07-05-2009, 04:08 PM   #14

Re: Catnip, catnep and hallocinogens


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I think you're right. I wouldn't be at all suprided if I get pink flowers on the 'nep'. Have always had blue flowers on what I've bought as catnip/nepeta though
I'll take a pic of mime when it blooms. It's possible there are different strains of it, and that some have more of the aromatic oils than others.



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