People behind Waking Herbs
Wakingherbs is a family project established in Ecuador. We work from Ecuador and The Netherlands where we have an office and distribution center!
We plant, buy, export and distribute medicinal plants and no- timber forest products from different ecosystems of Ecuador, Brazil, Colombia, Perú and Bolivia.
Why Waking Herbs?
- Fair-trade
- Sustainable
- Free & discreet shipping
- No minimum order amount
- Secure packaging
- Encrypted Emails via Proton
Try now!
Best sellers
-
Select optionsQuick ViewMimosa hostilis Inner Root Bark| Jurema | MHRB | Tepezcohuite | Mexico
$37.00 – $455.00- We classify our mhrb by fragrancy from medium, high to highest
- We have three types; Brazil: medium – Mexico: high – South America: highest
MIMOSA HOSTILIS:
Family: Fabaceae
Genus: Mimosa
Species: Mimosa hostilis (syn. Mimosa tenuiflora)
Origin: Mexico
Common names: Jurema, Tepezcohuite, Cabrero, Carbonal, Jurema Preta, Yurema
Very fragrant Mexican Jurema Root Bark, Fresh stock just arrived in September 2018.
Select optionsQuick View -
Select optionsQuick ViewPhyllomedusa bicolor | Kambo Secretion | Kambô | Sapo from Peru
$70.00 – $320.00- September 2018 – new stock arrived
- Two application sticks are added
- Enough for at least 60 to 100 dots
PHYLLOMEDUSA BICOLOR:
Family: Hylidae
Genus: Phyllomedusa
Species: P. bicolor
Origin: Peru
Common names: Sapo Toad, Vacina do Sapo (toad vaccine), Bufo, Leite do Sapo (toad milk), Kambô, or Kampú, Secretions of the Phyllomedusa bicolor tree frog, blue and yellow frog, Giant Monkey frog, Giant Leaf frog. Waxy-Monkey tree frogSelect optionsQuick View -
Fresh stockSelect optionsQuick ViewAcacia confusa Root Bark | ACRB | Rainbow Root Bark | Wild from Taiwan
$9.00 – $440.00November 2018 New fresh stock just arrived
ACACIA CONFUSA:
Family: Fabaceae
Genus: Acacia
Origin: Taiwan
Common names: Hsiang-si-siū or ‘the-thinking-of-each-other tree’, Sióng sí su, Siòng s’ shu2 (Hakkanese), Formosa acacia, Formosan koa, Acacia petit feuille, Taiwan Acacia, Kainauna (Bunun), Tyokoru, Tyokozi (Paiwan), and small Philippine Acacia, Rainbow Tree etc.
Select optionsQuick View -
ExclusiveSelect optionsQuick ViewBanisteriopsis caapi yellow | Cielo | Leaves Vines and Extracts | Quechua Yage
$9.00 – $645.00Always fresh stock of this highly recommended vine. This stock is harvested August 2018. Sustainable, fair trade and organic
We offer you five forms of this excellent stock. All organic, all shade dried, all sustainably harvested.
- Our Shredded is very popular and comes higly recommended
- Our logs or Whole vines have a diameter of 1,5 cm to 4 cm. If you’re looking for altar pieces or pieces to make jewelry please contact us
- Our Leaves are of the highest quality. Hand picked and selected
- Our Extract is a 30 to 1. Thirty kilos of fresh vine were used to make 1 liter of this pure caapi extract
- Exclusive: Pieces with bark. Several people asked for them, so here they are. Beautiful for making amulets
Select optionsQuick View -
Select optionsQuick ViewPsychotria viridis | Chacruna | Yage | Amiruca
$10.00 – $695.00- Harvested November 2018
- High energy
- Organic
- Grown by Quechua nation in Ecuador
PSYCHOTRIA VIRIDIS:
Family: Rubiaceae
Genus: Psychotria
Origin: Amazon Jungle Ecuador
Common names: Chacruna, Chacrona, Oprito, Sami Ruca, Chaqruy, Amiruka, Amiruca Panga, O-pri-to, Kawa, Rami Appane, Suija, Tupamaqui, Yage, Cahua (Shipibo-Conibo), Horova (Campa), Oprito (Kofan), Rainha.
Select optionsQuick View
Featured
-
Select optionsQuick ViewPhyllomedusa bicolor | Matses Kambo | Frog Venom | Double Sided Kambo Stick
$82.00 – $156.00- Two application sticks are added
- Fresh stock October 2018
- Two sided
PHYLLOMEDUSA BICOLOR:
Select optionsQuick View -
Select optionsQuick ViewRapé Pack Nine Types | Impression Pack | 9 Rapé’s
$53.00 – $65.00We have made a new selection -July 2018-
RAPÉ DOS INDIOS
Origin: Brazilian Amazon
Common Names: Rapa dos Indios, Indian Snuff, Hape, Rapay
Select optionsQuick View -
Select optionsQuick ViewSceletium tortuosum | Kanna | Kougoed
$6.00 – $95.00SCELETIUM TORTUOSUM:
Family: Aizoaceae
Genus: sceletium
Species: S. tortuosum
Common names: Kauwgoed, Kougoed, Canna, Kanna, Channa, Mesenbryanthemum tortuosum L.We offer you a full choice of forms of this beautiful plant. Our Vape oil and the 50x extracts are among our bestsellers and come highly recommended.
Select optionsQuick View -
Select optionsQuick ViewNymphaea caerulea | Blue lotus | Blue water lily | Egyptian lotus | Sacred lily of the nile
$10.00 – $175.00NYMPHAEA CAERULEA:
Family: Nymphaeaceae
Genus: Nymphaea
Species: N. caerulea
Origin: Thailand
Common names: Blue Lotus Flower, Blaue Lotusblume, Lotus (Roman), Nymphaea (Roman), Ssn (Egyptian), Utpala (Sanskrit), Blue Water Lily, Egyptian Lotus, Sacred Lily of the Nile, Nenuphar Bleu de Ciel, Djaberi Djongel.
Select optionsQuick View -
Select optionsQuick ViewCopaifera officinalis oleoresin | Copaiba oil
$15.00 – $39.00COPAL
Family: Burseaceae
Genus: Dacryodes
Origin: Peru
Common names: Copalli, Pom, Copal Blanco, Uguna, Guana, Tabonuco, Copaifera, Cupayba, Copauba, Balsam Copaiba, Copaiva, Copaiba-verdadeira, Jesuit’s Balsam, Copaibura-de-Minas, Cobeni, Matisguaute, Matisihuati, Mal-Dos-Sete-Dias, Aceite de Palo, Pau-de-Oleo, Básamo de Copayba
Select optionsQuick View
High Vibrational Ethnobotanicals
We are not just sellers of ethnobotanicals. We live in the jungle with our children and work together with different indigenous tribes: Quechua, Huaorani, Chachi and Shuar. We encourage and support people and healers from around the world to become and stay healthy – physically, mentally and spiritually by using natural remedies. We believe that high vibrational ethnobotanicals can help us greatly.
Long Tradition
The people in Ecuador have a long tradition of ayahuasca ceremonies. However they have never grown the plants on a large scale. The Quechua people plant for their own use in their chacras (forest gardens). In close cooperation with the members of the communities we decided to join forces and grow an extensive stock of sacred tools on their ancestral lands.
Fair Trade Guidelines
At the moment we have a cooperation with (and commitment to) 27 families who grow chacruna, chaliponga, guayusa, bobinsana and caapi. We pay them a fair price, according to fair trade guide lines.
We started Waking Herbs project with several missions; fair trade and sustainability. We truly believe in cutting out the middlemen as much as possible. We deal with the indigenious people themselves. In this way we can keep the energetic level of the plants as high as possible.
Preserve Culture and Land
Besides we try to create a means of income for the tribe members. Many of them are tempted to work in the cities, in the mining industry or mono culture farming. By providing them an alternative income we hope they can remain in their communities and preserve their culture and land.
Ideals
Yes we are a commercial enterprise, but with ideals. We don’t care about fancy cars, high incomes or luxury goods. A big part of the profit is set apart so we can invest in buying land in Ecuador to create a buffer and safe haven for animals and plants. Other ideas are evolving and enhold a school where kids learn to live in nature and care for it.
We are honoured and grateful that by supporting our project you are part of our mission and help us grow and reach our goals.
Many blessings from Ecuador and Holland