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Yopo (Anadenanthera peregrina) is a plant native to various parts of South America, especially the Amazon region. It is also known as Anadenanthera colubrina or Piptadenia peregrina. Yopo has been traditionally used by various indigenous peoples for ritual and medicinal purposes. The seeds of the yopo plant contain active ingredients such as bufotenin (like the fly agaric ), DMT (dimethyltryptamine) and 5-MeO-DMT (5-methoxy-dimethyltryptamine), which have psychoactive properties.

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Cultural History:

In some cultures, the seeds are peeled and ground into a fine powder and then snorted or smoked to achieve visionary experiences and spiritual insights. The effects of Yopo can be powerful and often intense, with reports of visual hallucinations, altered consciousness, and deep spiritual experiences.

A cultural heritage for your collection:

For lovers of ethnobotanical rarities, it represents a valuable piece of cultural heritage. This remarkable plant plays a central role in the traditions and rituals of indigenous peoples.

For centuries, indigenous communities have revered Yopo as a sacred plant, using the seeds in spiritual ceremonies to reach deeper states of consciousness and connect to the spiritual world. These cultural practices demonstrate a deep respect and close relationship with nature that can inspire us modern people.

In your collection, the Yopo plant can stand as a symbol of this rich cultural tradition and the deep knowledge of indigenous peoples. It reminds us how diverse and meaningful the plant world is for different cultures. By preserving this plant, you are helping to protect and value the ethnobotanical heritage.

We sell these seeds exclusively for research purposes and collectors! Not for consumption! Not for cultivation! Please note the current legal regulations in your country.