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Select optionsQuick ViewAlicia anisopetala | Black ayahuasca | Trueno | 30 X Extract
$11.00 – $155.00Family: Malpighiaceae
Genus: Alicia
Origin: Peru
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Select optionsQuick ViewBanisteriopsis caapi | White | Ayahuasca
$13.00 – $19.00BANISTERIOPSIS CAAPI VINES(White):
Family: Malphighiaceae
Genus: Banisteriopsis
Origin: South America
Common names: Ayahuasca, Caapi, Yage, Hoasca, Natema
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ExclusiveSelect optionsQuick ViewBanisteriopsis caapi yellow | Cielo | Ayahuasca | Quechua
$9.00 – $695.00Always fresh stock of this highly recommended vine. This stock is harvested April 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 specialtiy are the pieces with bark. Several people asked for them, so here they are. Beautiful for making amulets
* Our extract is a 30 to 1. Thirty kilos of fresh vine were used to make 1 liter of this pure caapi extractBANISTERIOPSIS CAAPI:
Family: Malphighiaceae
Genus: Banisteriopsis
Origin: Ecuador
Common names: Yellow Ayahuasca, Caapi, Yagé, Yaje, Yahe, Yaxe, Hoasca, Vine of the Soul, Bejuco de Oro, Biaxa, Dapa, Doctor, Kaapi, Kahi, Maridi, Mihi, Nepe, Pinde, Totenliane, Vine of the Dead, and Netma, Jagube.Select optionsQuick View -
Select optionsQuick ViewBanisteriopsis muricata | Red ayahuasca Vine | Red Caapi Yage | Shuar
$10.00 – $360.00Our highly praised red vine; available as whole vine, shredded vine, leaves or 30x extract
BANISTERIOPSIS MURICATA :
Family: Malphighiaceae
Genus: Banisteriopsis
Species: B. muricata
Origin: Ecuador
Common names: Ayahuasca, Caapi, Yage, Hoasca, Natema, Red Ayahuasca, Yagé, Red Vine, and Daime.
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Select optionsQuick ViewDiplopterys cabrerana | Chalipanga | Chaliponga | Chagropanga Wild Crafted Leaves
$11.00 – $850.00April 2018: fresh stock has arrived
DIPLOPTERYS CABRERANA:
Family: Maphighiaceae
Genus: Diplopterys (formerly Banisteriopsis)
Species: D. cabrerana
Origin: Ecuador
Common names: Banisteriopsis rusbyana, Banisteriopsis longialata, Chaliponga, Chagropanga, Chalipanga, Chacruna, Oco-yage (water yage), Biaxii, Chagrupanga (Inga, ‘chagr leaf’) Ka-hee-ko (karapana), Kahi (Tukano, ‘that which causes vomiting’), Mene Kahi Ma, Nyoko-buko Guda Hubea Ma (Barasana) Yaco-Ayahuasco (Quechua/Peru), Yahe Vine
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Select optionsQuick ViewMaytenus krukovii | Chuchuhuasi | Maytenus laevis | Chuchasha | Chuchuhuasha
$16.00 – $125.00MAYTENUS KRUKOVII:
Family: Celastraceae
Genus: Maytenus
Species: Maytenus krukovii
Origin: Ecuador
Common names: Chuchuhuasi, Chucchu Huashu, Chuchasha, Maytenus laevis, Maytenus ebenifolia, chuchuasi, chuchuhuasha, chuchasha, Maytenus macroparca.
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Select optionsQuick ViewMimosa hostilis Root Bark| Jurema | Mimosa tenuiflora | Our Best Hidden Valley MHRB
$9.00 – $880.00Our best. Highly recommended! Harvested April 2018
We classify our mhrb by fragrancy from medium, high to highest
We have three types; Brazil: medium – Mexico: high – Hidden Valley: highest
MIMOSA HOSTILIS TENUIFLORA:
Family: Mimosaceae – Fabaceae
Subfamily: Mimosoideae
Genus: Mimosa
Species: Mimosa hostilis (syn. Mimosa tenuiflora, Acacia tenuiflora, Mimosa cabrera)
Origin: South America
Common names: Jurema, Tepezcohuite, Jurema Preta, Calumbi, Yurema, Ajucá, Cabrero, Jurema negro, Tapescahuite, Vinha da jurema, Espineiro, Tepescohuite, Veuêka, Carbon.
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Select optionsQuick ViewTurnera diffusa | Damiana | Ajkits | Misibkok | Pastorcita | Old woman’s broom
$8.00 – $38.00TURNERA DIFFUSA:
Family: Turneraceae
Genus: Turnera
Species: T. diffusa
Origin: Mexico
Common names: Damiana, Ajkits, Hierba del Venado (Spanish: ‘herb of the deer’), Misibkok (Mayan, ‘asthma sweeper’), Old Woman’s Broom, Oreganillo (Spanish, ‘little oregano’), Oreja de Venado (Spanish, ‘ear of the deer’), Pastorcita (Spanish, ‘little shepardess’)
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