Morning Glory | Ipomoea tricolor Seeds

Ipomoea Tricolor Seeds with Natural LSA Content

Morning Glory (Ipomoea tricolor) seeds have a long ethnobotanical history stretching back to Mesoamerican traditions, where the Aztecs knew them as tlitlitzin. The seeds contain LSA (d-lysergic acid amide), the same primary alkaloid found in Hawaiian Baby Woodrose. This makes them one of the most studied LSA-containing seeds in ethnobotanical literature, with documentation spanning from pre-Columbian codices to modern pharmacological research.

Botanical Notes

The plant is a vigorous climbing vine from the Convolvulaceae family, producing trumpet-shaped flowers in striking shades of blue and purple. The seeds are small, dark, and angular. LSA is concentrated in the seed coat. Morning Glory seeds store remarkably well in cool, dry conditions and maintain their compound profile over extended periods, making them one of the most shelf-stable ethnobotanical products available. The species name tricolor refers to the three-tone colour pattern visible in the flowers.

For Your Smartshop Range

Morning Glory seeds are an accessible, well-known product in the smartshop category with a strong name recognition that extends beyond the specialist market. They pair naturally with Hawaiian Baby Woodrose as both are LSA-containing seeds from the same botanical family. A reliable stock item with minimal storage requirements and consistent demand.