Ethnobotanicals

If you’re looking for natural plant materials to do research on, we have a nice selection for you to choose from. Due to our international connections, we are able to provide you with unique plant materials like Mimosa, Chacruna, Chaliponga, Syrian Rue and Banisteriopsis Caapi. All of the products shown here have been harvested in a respectful, ecologically sustainable way, ensuring replanting after harvesting.

These substances are being sold for research purposes only.

 Harvested in a Respectful, Sustainable Way  Replanted after Harvesting  100% Natural  Supports Local Community

If you’re looking for natural plant materials to do research on, we have a nice selection for you to choose from. Due to our international connections, we are able to provide you with unique plant materials like Mimosa, Chacruna, Chaliponga, Syrian Rue and Banisteriopsis Caapi. All of the products shown here have been harvested in a respectful, ecologically sustainable way, ensuring replanting after harvesting.

These substances are being sold for research purposes only.

 Harvested in a Respectful, Sustainable Way  Replanted after Harvesting  100% Natural  Supports Local Community



Diplopterys Cabrerana - Chaliponga

Our Diplopterys cabrerana comes directly from South America. Available from 1kg

Calliandra angustifolia - Bobinsana

The Bobinsana plant, from the Mimosa family, is a plant that loves water and can be found alongside rivers in the Amazon (Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil and Bolivia). This plant is usually between 4 and 6 meters high. The Bobinsana plant, from the Mimosa family, is a plant that loves water and can be found alongside rivers in the Amazon.

Mimosa Hostillis - Brazil

The bark, Mimosa Hostilis, comes from trees locally known as Jurema, Zwarte Jurema, Vinho de Jurema or Jurema Preta. The root bark is the most popular part of the plant because the root bark is praised by the local Shamans for its enthogenic properties.

Banisteriopsis Caapi Red - Peru - Shredded

Shredded Banisteriopsis Caapi Red (Muricata) from Peru.

Alicia Anisopetala Trueno Vine - Peru - Shredded

Shredded Banisteriopsis Caapi Black Trueno from Peru. 

Banisteriopsis Caapi Trueno - Shredded

Shredded Banisteriopsis Caapi Black Trueno from Peru. 

Cebil Seeds

The seeds of the Cebil tree are full of psychoactive alkaloids: 5-MeO-DMT and bufotenine. The fabrics have a strong hallucinogenic effect: black / white colors and geometric patterns. Cebil effects are often compared to DMT or LSD but then shorter. To use to make a psychedelic snuff or grow a Cebil tree.

Hawaiian Baby Woodrose - Madagascar

The extra strong strain of Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Madagascar brings you a full psychedelic experience, even after taking a few seeds. 

Banisteriopsis Caapi Caupuri Vine - Paste 30:1

Our Caapi Paste made from wild Caapi Caupuri de caboclo (local inhabitants of the jungle) partners.

Banisteriopsis Caapi Yellow - Peru - Shredded

Versnipperde Banisteriopsis Caapi Caapi Yellow (Cielo) uit Peru.

Banisteriopsis Caapi Tukanaka Vine - Paste 30:1

Our paste are made mostly from wild Caapi Tukanaka by caboclo (local forest dwellers, usually a mixture of decedents of rubber tappers and indigenous) partners. 

Syrian Rue - Harmala seeds

These small and brown seeds contain harmine and other harmala alkaloids. It is one of the plants speculated to be the Soma or Haoma of ancient Persia.

Matses Kambo Stick

This Kambo stick from the Matses Tribe contains the harvest of the Phyllomedusa Bicolor frog. Our sticks come directly from the Matses indigenous tribe from Peru in the Amazon jungle. It has been used for thousands of years by many indigenous tribes. The Kambo stick is double-sided and contains 100 to 120 dots. 

Psychotria Viridis - Chacruna

Psychotria viridis, also known as chacruna or chacrona, from the Quechuan verb "to mix".

Mapacho Rol

Mapacho Roll (Nicotiana rustica) for hundreds of generations and many native American tribes who use Mapacho as an offer of spirit. Lenght: 48cm thickness: 5cm-6cm weight: between 850-950 gram.

Yopo Seeds

Yopo, also known as Piptadenia peregrina or Anadenanthera peregrina is a tree where the seeds are used for a psychedelic experience. The use of yopozaden has a long history in shamanistic culture in South America. The snuff that can be made from the yopo seeds is called cohoba . It is often blown into the nose with the aid of wooden tubes.

Hawaiian Baby Woodrose - Hawaii

The seeds of the Baby Hawaiian Woodrose or Argyreia nervosa ivy contain a high percentage of LSA, a substance with a long shamanic history that induces a powerful psychedelic experience. Take 4 to 5 seeds for a visionary experience of about 8 hours. 

Mimosa Hostillis - Mexico

The bark, Mimosa Hostilis, comes from trees locally known as Jurema, black Jurema, Vinho de Jurema or Jurema Preta. The root bark is the most popular part of the plant because the root bark is praised by the local Shamans for its enthogenic properties.

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