Psychoactive plants

Are you fascinated by the world of herbalism and looking for a guide to psychoactive plants? There are many psychoactive herbs and spices with interesting uses. Click here to learn more about the wonderful world of psychotropic plants native to the Americas.

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Plants That Contain DMT - Free download as Word Doc (.doc / .docx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The document lists several plants that contain the psychoactive compound DMT (N,N-Dimethyltryptamine) or related compounds, along with the specific parts of each plant that contain the compounds and sometimes the percentage amounts. Some of the plants listed include Acacia species, Anadenanthera species, Desmodium species, Mimosa hostilis, Phalaris species and…

Used with care and in the proper context, many drug plants do confer advantages on the creatures that consume them--fiddling with one's brain chemistry can be very useful indeed. The relief of pain, a blessing of many psychoactive plants, is only the m...

Images from: A Golden Guide to Hallucinogenic Plants by Richard Evans Schultes & Elmer W. Smith Read more at; shamanism.wordpress.com/2012/02/25/a-golden-guide-to-hall...

The oldest cacti date back 20.000 years ago. Its special looks are because of its ability to survive extreme dryness and heat. The thorns are of course the most qualifying characteristic of cacti, these are actually leaves without any moisture, which turned them into thorns.

Are you curious about what plants contain DMT? Check out this article and find out more about Chacruna, Jurema, Yopo, Chaliponga, and Acacia Plants.

Toé (Brugmansia) - Hallucinogenic Plants A Golden-Guide 149 by Howard G Charing, via Flickr