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These seeds have a rich history and have even reportedly been mixed with Banisteriopsis caapi powder when they are used as a snuff, but as well as to make another form of the world-famous brew known as Ayahuasca.
In most countries it is illegal to extract the active alkaloids from these seeds, and for that reason, if we even remotely suspect that these seeds will be used for illegal purposes, we will not sell them to anyone except those who want to add these beautiful plants to their gardens. These are fully viable seeds, and make beautiful botanical specimens.
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The most common use of these nuts (seeds) is in the ritual chewing of the "betel-quid." This habit is very widespread throughout Asia, India and the Pacific, making it one of the most popular stimulants in the world. Generally the the betel-quid is a small morsel consisting of a quarter betel seed (cushed), a pinch of lime, spices like cardamom or nutmeg for flavour all wrapped in a betel leaf (Piper betle). On some Pacific Islands it is traditional for the men to also add tobacco into the package. This quid is chewed slowly over several hours, causing mild stimulation and a feeling of wellibeing.
UNLIKE OUR OTHER SEEDS, THESE ARE NOT VIABLE.
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The leaves from this ancient plant were used for hundreds of years across the world until they were demonized by the Roman Catholic Church. Used in beer and witch's ointments, the leaves of this plant would invoke giddiness and visionary experiences.
Black Henbane (Hyoscamus niger) belongs to the Solanacea and is one of the oldest psychoactive plants known: its ritual and shamanistic use probably dates back to Paeolithicum. In ancient Greece black henbane was used for clairvoyance and as a poison and during the Middle Ages it was one of the main ingredients of their visionary brews. This pack of 100 seeds is enough for many beautiful flowers in your Shaman's Garden.
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These seeds are picked from the same single pond on the small farm in Nepal that the Blue Lotus petals and stamens are from. They have a rich blue hue, and are completely organic. These seeds have even been known to sprout years after they have been picked, but are most often used to make seed tinctures.
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The Trichocererus bridgesii cactus has a long established history of use in the Shamanic rituals in the Andes. It has rather large spines, notchless ribs and 2 unique terpenoid compounds. This is a VERY hardy cactus that is very fast-growing, easy to root and is cold hardy to at least 25 degrees Fahrenheit. These seeds will sprout about many must-have sacred cacti for collectors. Follow the same instructions for any other cactus to sprout and grow these desert beauties.
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San Pedro (Trichocereus pachanoi) cactus is one of the most ancient and sacred plants of South America, dating back to pre-Columbian civilizations who occupied the high northern Andean mountain valleys. This plant grows VERY fast, it's super-hardy, and it's often a favorite of growers because it produces 12 inches -18 inches of new growth per year. This seed pack will give you the potential for about 50 of these beauties! To cultivate, simply place the seeds on top of a sandy soil, easily found at any local nursery or Home Depot. Then, simply sprinkle a light layer of soil over the top of that to cover the seeds. Give your cactus seeds only shaded or fluorescent light only for the first 6-12 months. After that, there's no way to give these cacti too much sun! Although deserts are known to be dry, the humidity for germination should be around 70-80 % and can easily be accomplished by creating a small terrarium.
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Peruvian Torch (Trichocereus Peruvianus) is probably the best-known cactus of this group of cactii and is a fast grower providing beautiful blossoms, doubling its size each year! It's said to have a much higher alkaloid content than San Pedro as well. To cultivate, simply place the seeds on top of a sandy soil, easily found at any local nursery or Home Depot. Then, simply sprinkle a light layer of soil over the top of that to cover the seeds. Give your cactus seeds only shaded or fluorescent light only for the first 6-12 months. After that, there's no way to give these cacti too much sun! Although deserts are known to be dry, the humidity for germination should be around 70-80 % and can easily be accomplished by creating a small terrarium.
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There is confirmed alkaloid content in this cactus, but only unconfirmed reports of indigenous people utilizing it as a visionary plant. It is very popular for collectors and this seed pack provides the potential for about 50 plants.
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This plant's common name is Illinois Bundleflower and is native to North America from North Dakota to Texas, west to Colorado and east to Ohio and Kentucky. This hardy grass is virtually disappearing from its natural habitats, being replaced with a genetically-altered grass instead. Though the brew is illegal in many parts of the world, the roots are reportedly North America's most potent Ayahusca analog. The plant is completely legal to possess and cultivate, and this plant is sold strictly as a botanical specimen for your Shamanic Garden.
SOLD BY WEIGHT, NOT BY QUANTITY.
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These giant seeds have a long history as a powerful vivid dream inducer when mixed in a pipe with tobacco or even when mixed with your favorite herb. The plant has a long history and appears naturally from near Durban northwards throughout tropical Africa and into India, Asia and Australia.
The extraodinarily large seeds are often carried or worn on necklaces and pendants as lucky charms, but since Africa is a culture that believes that contact with their ancestors comes through dreams, they have found and cultivated plants that help achieve this spiritual connection, and this is one of them.
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These organic, untreated seeds are imported directly from our private grower in Madagascar and inspected for freshness and quality upon arrival. This particular strain of HBWR contains no LSA (the consumption of which is illegal in many parts of the world), but these seeds have been used medicinally as a nervine tonic in Ayurveda for countless years. Sold by weight, not by quantity.
HBWR seeds originated in India, where they are still used in Ayurvedic medicine today as a nervine tonic. This is the strain that is used for those purposes, and they are slightly larger and more oblong than any other Woodrose seeds we offer. Properly cultivated this plant would make a beautiful addition to any garden.
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These untreated seeds are imported directly from Ghana. Not nearly as high quality as our organic Hawaiian seeds, but we still guarantee about a 20% germination rate. These are indeed A. nervosa seeds, but are a different strain and don't have the fuzzy coating associated with seeds from Hawaii. Sold by weight, not by quantity...numbers may vary. Properly cultivated this plant would still make an interesting addition to any garden, though, and because these seeds are so inexpensive, you can spread a large amount over a wide area.
Strictly NOT for human consumption and sold for cultivation only.
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These organic, untreated seeds are imported directly from Mauii and inspected for freshness and quality upon arrival. These are our prized seeds and are getting more and more difficult to find each year. Don't be fooled by inferior seeds sold for less; these seeds have an average germination rate of about 95%. Sold by weight, not by quantity. Our seeds have been verified by an independent lab for authenticity and quality, and these are always sold first come, first serve. Orders are limited to 150 seeds per order per month. Orders for more will be cancelled.
Seeds of the Argyreia nervosa may have once been used in sacramental rituals in the Pacific Islands by high priests. But the beautiful plant that comes from these seeds is the truly magnificent thing about Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds. Properly cultivated this plant would make a beautiful addition to any garden.
Strictly NOT for human consumption and sold for cultivation only.
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These organic untreated seeds are imported directly from growers in India; the place where Hawaiian Baby Woodrose plants originated. Not quite as high quality as our organic Hawaiian seeds, but we still guarantee 50%-60% germination. These are indeed A. nervosa seeds, but are a slightly different strain, have a darker appearance, and are smaller than the prized seeds from Hawaii. Sold by weight, not by quantity...numbers may vary. Properly cultivated this plant would still make an extremely interesting addition to any garden, though.
Strictly NOT for human consumption and sold for cultivation only.
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The meditational qualities of Holy Basil (Tulsi) and the authentic high altitude, aged Patchouli we offer, when ground and made into a tea or a smoke, are widely popular amidst Sadhus (mendicants) and is used used for enhancing the dreams, meditations and calming the spirit. Holy basil (O. sanctum, O. tenuiflorum) is a sacred herb in India, where it is used in religious ceremonies and planted around Hindu temples and sacred groves. Sacred groves are believed to be the abode of certain deities or spirits. Both become powerful visionary herbs for dreamers when mixed together, and many report that they like if better than the world-famous Calea zacatechichi.
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We started our own organic farm to grow the best Kanna in the world, and now we have seeds to share. The Kanna that grows from these seeds is not bitter like the Kanna available everywhere else; it actually has a pleasant sweetness to it, and it can bring relaxation similar to Kava Kava. These seeds are never more than 8 weeks old, and sprouting rate is about 50% when properly cultivated.
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Lagochilus inebrians (Intoxicating Mint) is a narrow endemic species of the Uzbekistan flora and there are only a few places where it grows. Even within its small native region, there is little known about this plant. We offer this packet of 10 seeds, which are in small supply and difficult to come by. These seeds sprout without too much difficulty, and are quite hearty plants once they do. They are happy in typical household conditions, and prefer cooler, dryer environments rather than hotter, moist ones.
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Our Mimosa seeds are always fresh and ready for planting. They grow into trees, and need a lot of room, so plan your garden in advance! These are from the famed strain of Mimosa hostilis that has a number of ritualistic uses in several Shamanic Traditions including use in Ayahuasca brews. The plant itself is completely legal to posses and grow, but any extraction of the plant material is not legal in most countries, except South America, and for members of the Santo Daime Church in the United States.
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