Some simple white morning glories growing "wild" outside my door shot the other day (plus a lil dewd):
Edit: and no, I wasn't
collecting seeds like I did as a wee lad many moons ago... only to "fuck around and find out", of course
From the link provided above:
Interesting Facts
- The Victorian language of flowers uses the morning glory blossom to represent “love in vain.”
- Although morning glory seeds for sale are often coated with methylmercury (an antifungal) to stop abuse, many online retailers will sell them in bulk specifically as “untreated.” Online comment sections are an interesting read for these items.
- There is some evidence that the LSA alkaloid present in morning glory seeds may originate in fungi that grew with the seeds, which became symbiotically entwined with the plant life cycle.