Herbs and seeds have been around as consciousness-altering substances a lot longer than pills and capsules. While natural products are not necessarily free of all negative side effects, at least they’ve been user-tested for thousands of years. Keep your journey safe and legal with our exotic collection.
Poppy (Papaver somniferum) is the plant from which opium, morphine, and heroin are made. The poppy seeds themselves don’t contain any alkaloids. With Zamnesia Poppy Seeds, you can grow your own poppy plants at home with ease!
Also known as beach bean or Mackenzie bean, bay bean (Canavalia rosea sin. C. maritima) is a flowering plant that grows in many of the world's tropical areas, mainly on beaches, cliffs, and dunes. It has a high tolerance for saline conditions and grows well in sandy soils. The root, leaves, seeds, and flowers of Canavalia maritima have long been used in food and for holistic purposes.
Uruguay loves cannabis, so it was only a matter of time before the nation decided to enrich their natural beverage, yerba mate, with hemp. If you love yerba mate, make sure to try the world's first yerba mate enriched with hemp (sorry, no THC included!).
These ceremonial-grade, organic cacao drops originate from Ecuador and come from the Arriba Nacional cacao bean. Whether you're after a hot cup of cacao or want to host cacao ceremonies, these are perfect for the job.
Making infusions is the oldest way of extracting herbal essences. This bright blue, leaf-themed food-grade silicone and stainless steel infuser from Zamnesia has you covered. The silicone is heat-resistant so you will never burn your fingers, while the branded Zamnesia drip tray keeps things dry and tidy without having to go to the sink.
A block of raw cacao paste can be put to many uses. Whether you want a comforting drink of warm cacao or to host your own cacao ceremonies, these blocks of paste are the perfect option.
Panax ginseng, Asian ginseng, or simply ginseng, is the root of a perennial plant native to the mountains of East Asia. Rich in a variety of unique phytochemicals, ginseng has a long and rich history as a traditional herbal preparation. Powdered ginseng is made from dried and pulverised ginseng roots, and can be mixed into smoothies, juices, teas, and other beverages.
Eucalyptus leaves possess a potent mix of aromatic terpenes that light up the olfactory system and put the mind at ease. The leaves of this towering tree make a great addition to a relaxing blend.
Thyme has been used for holistic purposes since the days of ancient Rome, but it's also extremely flavourful too! This 20g pack of shredded thyme is perfect for adding to meals, smoothies, and homemade cosmetics. So if you've been looking for a great way to incorporate some thyme into your day, look no further!
Green Mormon tea (Ephedra viridis), also known as green ephedra or Indian tea, is a shrub that grows in dry areas of the Western United States. 20 seeds
Bobinsana (Calliandra angustifolia) is a small shrubby tree that grows in the Amazon Basin of South America. Indigenous peoples of the Amazon regions use the plant which can be found alongside rivers and streams as a stimulant where they prepare a decoction of the roots to take for strength and energy.
Because of their stimulating properties Kola nuts were used in magic and as aphrodisiacs, and they still play a strong role in religious and social life of many West and Central African cultures. Europeans began Kola plantations in the 1600s and also took them to the New World - and yes, the original Coca-Cola used them.
The Velvet bean (Mucuna pruriens) is a tropical plant that has long been used in many cultures around the world.
Galangal is a member of the ginger family (Zingiberaceae) and is commonly used in many cultures across Southeast Asia as an additive in foods and beverages, as well as traditional herbal preparations. Galangal is also closely related to turmeric, and boasts a very strong ginger-like flavour (much stronger than regular ginger).
Lavender has a long history of use - it is even mentioned in the Song of Solomon. Lavender is used as a condiment in various foods, beverages, and teas and as a fragrance in cosmetics. Enjoy the highly aromatic experience this fragrant herb provides!
Steeped in a rich history dating back to 618–907 AD, gunpowder tea has long been a staple in China. The leaves from the Camellia sinensis plant are withered and then balled into small pellets. This makes them perfect for combining with hot water to create a drink that offers up a uniquely smoky and nutty flavour, as well as an array of potential holistic uses.
Growing all over Western Africa, maconha brava (Zornia latifolia) is an unassuming plant with a fascinating chemical structure. And despite only showing its flowers for several hours, locals have learnt to harvest both the flowers and leaves to create a refreshing tea with mystical properties.
The Mexican prickly poppy (flowering thistle, cardo or cardosanto as the Spanish call it) is a plant that is native to the American tropics but is now found throughout the world. It also grows in tropical Africa as well as in India and Nepal. The extremely hardy plant develops bright yellow flowers and produces yellow latex.
Traditionally used in South America, mulungu offers up soothing and relaxing properties. Easy to use, there's little wonder this supplement has found an audience in the modern world. Commonly used in the evening to promote a healthy night's sleep, and with a wide range of intake methods, mulungu has plenty to offer those seeking relaxation.
If you're into the mighty world of plants and herbs, you're sure to have heard of muira puama. Often sold in the form of capsules or bark, this plant has a long history of holistic use. At Zamnesia, we offer muira puama (Ptychopetalum olacoides) bark in 50g packets, ready to be brewed into a tasty tea.
Rosemary is aromatic, flavourful, and extremely versatile. Whether you're looking to brew a tea, add a little to a blended smoothie, bake it into bread, or even place some in an aroma lamp, there's plenty to get out of this perennial plant. This 20-gram pack is ideal for adding a little rosemary into your daily life.
California poppy makes a stunning addition to many ornamental gardens, earning attention due to its bright and vibrant orange shades.
Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) has been used for millennia and today herb lovers are starting to discover the aromatic delights of vaporizing it. In traditional folk medicine it was often used to alleviate coughs and sneezes, and circulatory insufficiency.
It is known, that hops are used to stabilize beer, but there is more to these flowers of the hop plant Humulus lupulus. As an old household remedy, they were used to treat restlessness. Enjoy the rich flavour and effects that these dried flowers provide.
Wild lettuce (Lactuca virosa), also known as opium lettuce and great lettuce, is a herb native to South and Central Europe - but has since spread to many regions of the world. This dried wild lettuce is ideal for brewing into a tea.
St. John's wort, also known as "perforate" or "common" St. John's wort, is a plant with yellow flowers, that some people, at first glance, may mistake for a common, roadside weed. It has been used for centuries as an herbal mood enhancer. Enjoy the rich flavour and effects of one of Mother Nature's miracle plants.
Red Thai Maeng Da Kratom is arguably the most concentrated kratom strain on the planet, and this powder makes for a highly convenient option. Zamnesia carries only the highest-quality kratom strains and formulations.
Kratom Maeng Da Red is high in alkaloids and available in an easy-to-use shredded form. Complete with an alluring and rich colouring, kratom Maeng Da Red is a hugely popular type of kratom with a range of applications.
This white variant of Maeng Da kratom is available to purchase in shredded form, complete with a handy resealable pack. With plenty of applications, Maeng Da White Shredded Kratom is known for having a high level of alkaloids, making it a popular choice amongst kratom enthusiasts.
Maeng Da kratom has a rich history in Thailand, and Zamnesia's White Maeng Da Powder carries on the tradition as a high-quality and versatile kratom solution. When it comes to kratom products, you only want the best, most concentrated strains, and Maeng Da White provides exactly that.
Maeng Da Yellow, otherwise known as "Yellow MD", is a type of kratom that can be traced back to early 1800s Indonesia, where it was enjoyed by Southeast Asian natives. It's created by making subtle changes during the fermentation process, giving it a rich yellow appearance. With plenty of uses, Maeng Da Yellow is available in powdered form, complete with a resealable bag.
With our freshly harvested high quality Lophophora williamsii (Peyote) seeds you can now grow your own Peyote cacti at home. As compared to fully grown Peyote cacti plants, cultivating your own Peyote can be more economic because you can grow them at relatively low cost. Plus, being able to watch your Peyote seeds grow to full-grown flowering plants can make for a fascinating hobby all on its own!
Echinopsis macrogona (AKA Trichocereus macrogonus) is a sacred cactus. Like the Peruvian torch cactus, Echinopsis macrogona contains mescaline which gives it powerful psychedelic and hallucinogenic properties. With the Echinopsis macrogona seeds available at Zamnesia you can now grow this sacred cactus at home!
This Trippy Garden Pack contains a range of different seeds that will flourish into plants containing legal psychoactive compounds. If a herb garden doesn't quite cut it for you, then these seeds will give you a real project. Experiment with a range of psychoactive plants and see which you like the best.
Echinopsis peruviana, better known as the Peruvian Torch cactus is another of the hallucinogenic cacti that is native to South America. The Peruvian Torch contains the psychoactive alkaloid mescaline which makes for powerful, altered states of consciousness. With our fresh Peruvian Torch (Trichocereus peruvianus) seeds you can now grow this sacred cactus easily at home.
The Bolivian Torch (Echinopsis lageniformis) is one of the psychedelic cacti of South America that plays an important role in Shamanic rituals. It is similar in appearance to the San Pedro cactus but with fewer and wider ribs. Like the San Pedro cactus, the Bolivian Torch contains a number of psychoactive alkaloids including the powerful psychedelic compound Mescaline.
Kanna (Sceletium tortuosum), also known as Channa or Kougoed, is a plant commonly found in South Africa. Indigenous tribes have been using Kanna for its mood-enhancing and relaxing properties for thousands of years. Now, it has gained popularity in the West.
Echinopsis pachanoi, the original San Pedro cactus is one of the sacred cacti of South America. For centuries, this cactus has played an important role in Shamanic culture. The cactus is a native to Bolivia and contains psychoactive compounds, the most important one Mescaline. With our fresh Echinopsis pachanoi (San Pedro) seeds you can now easily grow your own San Pedro cacti at home!
Wild Dagga is another member of the vast catalogue of psychoactive herbs found on earth. The African plant is reported to have a similar high to that of cannabis, yet much less potent. The dried herb can be smoked or used to make decoctions.
Native to Africa and Southern India, klip dagga is a colourful plant with a unique appearance. Fortunately, it's also pretty simple to grow. Sow the seeds indoors at the end of April in moist soil, and keep the same conditions until they germinate. Then, move them outside so they can flourish. Provide them with plenty of light and warmth, and harvest leaves and flowers when ready.
Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) is a shrub native to India, and it has been used for many years in the Ayurvedic tradition. Attractive and easy to cultivate, why not try growing it in your very own garden?
A beautiful plant with a tall central stem and enchanting purple/pink flowers, marihuanilla (Leonurus sibiricus) can easily take centre stage in any garden. Its smell is similar to that of a cannabis plant and it attracts plenty of helpful pollinators. Plants enjoy sunny spots and well-drained soil, and overall, they are not excessively demanding.
Used for many centuries, pink lotus still has a place in the modern world. By brewing up a batch of pink lotus tea, it's never been easier to experience all of the aromatic nuances that this flower provides.
Commonly cultivated in Ecuador and native to the lush rainforest of the Amazon, holly tree (Ilex guayusa) is an evergreen tree whose leaves have been consumed in South America for thousands of years. It's often referred to as the sister to yerba mate, but with a less bitter and generally more pleasant flavour. You can now get holly tree in 50g packets from Zamnesia.
Looking for a more pleasant way to enjoy kanna? Look no further than Zamnesia's Nano Kanna, made from ultra-fine powder that melts in your mouth or nose without leaving behind any gritty, dirty residue. Better yet, Nano Kanna is fast-absorbing and delivers faster effects than traditional kanna supplements.
Marshmallow, mallow, or Althaea officinalis is an ancient herb with a long trajectory of folk and culinary use across many cultures, including the Ancient Egyptians, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.
Wild lettuce (Lactuca virosa) thrives in cool and cold conditions and produces edible leaves throughout most of the year, even into winter. Plus, it's full of nutrients. Get growing!
Originating from South Africa, wild dagga makes for an eye-catching plant, thanks to its bright orange colouring. Not only appealing to the eye, this plant is also easy to cultivate, making it appropriate for growers of all levels. The seeds can be sown anytime, but perform best between February and May. A little upkeep is required, and they'll deliver year-round.
This powder comes straight from the roots of Butea superba. This versatile vine has many possible effects, and it has long been utilised in traditional holistic practices of China and India. Now you can experience everything this extract offers, whether you're looking to create capsules or add the powder to food and drink.
Damiana (Turnera afrodisiaca) has a relaxing effect with a euphoric high for 1-2 hours after taking, and like its Latin name suggests, is a mild but effective aphrodisiac.
Mate is a huge part of South American culture, enjoyed for its rich flavour, stimulant properties, and potential to promote natural digestion. Prepare your own delicious mate at home with Playadito, an authentic loose-leaf mate tea produced locally in Argentina, the world's leading producer of mate.
Canarias is Uruguay's pride and enjoy. Though actually grown and produced in Brazil, Canarias goes hand in hand with Uruguayan mate tradition. Given its unique texture and processing, Canarias features a smooth, smoky, long-lasting flavour.
Passionflower is a soothing plant that can be enjoyed in numerous ways. It can be made into a tea, tincture, or capsules—the possibilities are nearly endless. Traditionally used for holistic purposes in the Americas and Europe, passionflower has found its place in the modern day.
The Ginkgo tree is one of the oldest types of trees in the world with no close living relatives. The compounds have antioxidant and free radical properties.
Catmint (Nepeta cataria), also known as catnip, is an intoxicant for cats (in fact most felines, even lions) and a mild relaxant in humans. It is a flowering, perennial plant native to Asia and Europe that grows easily even in poor soils.
Make a nice tea from Skullcap (1 teaspoon is enough) and become a bit more relaxed thanks to the mild high it induces. Skullcap gets its name from its flowers, which have the shape from a human skull. The Latin name for Skullcap is Scutellaria galericulata.
The leaves and buds of this South African bush are smoked by the Khoikhoi and Bushmen as an inebriant, and in Africa it is known as ‘wild dagga’. In Mexico and California it is used as a cannabis substitute.
Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is an old Germanic ritual herb, sacred to the goddess Hertha. The herb used to be hung outside houses as a protection against witches and evil. It has also been used as an aphrodisiac, and its effects are well known. Mixed 50-50 with kava-kava it is said to produce ‘beautiful dreams’.
Favoured by the Aztecs, Sinicuichi (Heimia salicifolia) is a sacred herb teeming with alkaloids. Native to the Americas, you can now experience it direct from Zamnesia. It’s never been easier to tap into the wisdom of ancient cultures.
Muira puama is a shrub native to Brazil and the Amazon. With a myriad of possible benefits (in and out of the bedroom), this extract is arguably the easiest way to experience it for yourself. Versatile and easy to use, it's rich in alkaloids, flavonoids, and essential oils. Muira puama makes for the perfect daily supplement alongside a varied diet.
Often referred to as “Indian ginseng” or “winter cherry”, ashwagandha is a plant whose roots or leaves have been used for thousands of years in Ayurveda. Its botanical name is Withania somnifera, and it's native to India, the Middle East, and some parts of Africa. Whether you choose powder or shredded roots, it's easy to add this herb to your diet.
Known for its potential ability to soothe and relax the mind, African Dream Herb is ideal for use before heading to bed. It's said that it can even help to promote lucid and vivid dreaming, and has been used in traditional African shamanic ceremonies for many years. Now, you can sample it from the comfort of your home thanks to African Dream Herb Extract 50x.
Used by indigenous tribes of Mexico, Calea zacatechichi is known by several names, including “dream herb”, “God leaf”, and “bitter grass”. For centuries, shamans have been ingesting the herb during their religious practices, and for healing purposes. Nowadays, this plant is available to anyone willing to try it, and its dried leaves can easily be steeped into a tea.
The so-called "little marijuana" is popular the world over—from Asia across the Pacific to Mexico and Brazil. Now, to make your life easier, we offer this 25x extract, making consuming this plant incredibly simple.
Tagetes lucida is a perennial herb native to Mexico and other parts of Central America, where it has a long history of culinary and holistic use. Tagetes lucida has a distinct anise-like aroma similar to that of traditional French tarragon, which is why it is often sold and used as a tarragon substitute throughout Central America.
Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is first mentioned in the Egyptian Book of the Dead; blue and white lotuses were the most important ritual plants in ancient Egypt. The flowers were worn in the hair of the living and the dead, and were an important ornamental element in Egyptian art.
Due to popular demand, we've added this Madagascar variety of Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds, which is reportedly stronger than other varieties.
Hawaiian baby woodrose (Argyreia nervosa) is a perennial climbing vine with large heart-shaped leaves and white trumpet-shaped flowers. Originally native to India, it now grows around the world, including Hawaii. Its large furry seeds grow in seedpods and contain the psychedelic LSA.
Christopher Columbus, when he set out to find the New World was the first Westerner that came in contact with a plant that the natives called Tobacco. The peoples of the newly discovered land dried the leaves, lit them and engaged in a strange ritual of “smoking” for recreational purposes. Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) is now cultivated everywhere and you too can grow Tobacco with our fresh seeds!
Peganum harmala or Syrian rue is a perennial bush native to the eastern Mediterranean now found across northern India and as far as Manchuria. It produces white flowers that develop round capsules containing around 50 brown seeds.
Banisteriopsis caapi is a sacred vine from the Amazonian jungle. Zamnesia has shredded Banisteriopsis caapi in stock in packs of 50 grams.
Guarana belongs in the stimulant category of drugs, along with the likes of coffee, tea, ephedra, khat and maté. It comes from the seeds of an Amazonian vine (Paullinia cupana) that look remarkably like horse chestnuts, and its usage dates back thousands of years. Many Indians consider it a gift of the Gods and use it as a hunting aid.