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Contains 20 Ololiuqui seeds (Rivea corymbosa) in hermetically sealed packaging.
About Ololiuqui
Ololiuqui is the traditional name associated with the seeds of Rivea corymbosa, a tropical climbing plant belonging to the Convolvulaceae family. Closely related to morning glory species, this vigorous vine is native to parts of Mexico and Central America and is recognised for its attractive white, funnel-shaped flowers.
The seeds have a long and distinctive ethnobotanical history in Mesoamerica, where they were regarded as culturally significant botanical materials.
Traditional and Cultural Background
The seeds of Rivea corymbosa have traditionally been associated with visionary and ceremonial practices among Indigenous peoples of Mexico and other parts of Mesoamerica.
The Nahuatl term ololiuqui is generally translated as “round thing” and refers to the rounded seeds. Historical accounts describe their use in ceremonial contexts connected with divination, spirituality and traditional healing.
Although these historical practices are well documented, traditional descriptions should not be interpreted as evidence of medically proven effects.
Naturally Occurring Constituents
Rivea corymbosa seeds contain naturally occurring ergoline alkaloids, including compounds related to lysergic acid amide (LSA). These constituents are responsible for the plant’s pharmacological interest.
The concentration of naturally occurring compounds can vary substantially depending on seed origin, maturity, storage and growing conditions. For this reason, the effects of consuming untreated seeds can be unpredictable.
Effects and Safety Considerations
Ololiuqui seeds have traditionally been associated with altered perception and dream-like experiences. Reported effects can vary considerably and may include changes in sensory perception, mood and awareness.
Unpleasant reactions, particularly nausea and vomiting, have also been reported. Other possible adverse effects may include dizziness, anxiety, headache and changes in blood pressure.
Because the seeds contain biologically active ergoline compounds, they should not be treated as ordinary food or used casually.
This product should not be consumed or processed into psychoactive preparations. There is no reliable standard dose because the concentration of active constituents can vary between seeds and batches.
Cultivating Ololiuqui
Rivea corymbosa is a vigorous tropical climber that can be grown as an ornamental plant in suitable conditions.
For cultivation:
- Sow seeds in a fertile, well-draining growing medium.
- Provide warmth and consistent but moderate moisture during germination.
- Place young plants somewhere bright and sheltered.
- Use a trellis, netting or another suitable support as the vine develops.
- Choose a deep container that provides sufficient room for root development.
- Protect the plant from frost and prolonged cold.
- Water regularly during active growth while avoiding waterlogged soil.
In cooler European climates, cultivation in a greenhouse, conservatory or indoors may be preferable. The plant can grow rapidly during warm weather and may require regular pruning or additional support.
The white flowers are short-lived, with new blooms appearing regularly during the growing season. Mature plants can eventually produce seed pods containing additional seeds.
Storage
Keep seeds in a cool, dry and dark location, protected from humidity and direct sunlight. Store securely away from children and pets.
Important Warnings
- Do not consume the seeds or use them to prepare extracts or other psychoactive preparations.
- Avoid use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- People with psychiatric, cardiovascular or other significant medical conditions should not experiment with psychoactive plant material.
- Do not combine the seeds with medicines, alcohol or other psychoactive substances.
- Keep away from children and pets.
- Do not drive or operate machinery after exposure to psychoactive substances.
- Always check local legislation before purchasing, possessing or cultivating Rivea corymbosa.
This product is supplied as botanical seeds for lawful cultivation and educational purposes. It is not a medicine, food supplement or treatment for any medical condition.
Producer
Herbs of the Gods has been collecting and supplying botanical products for many years. Through its Seeds of the Gods range, it offers seeds representing plants from different parts of the world, allowing customers to explore their botanical characteristics, cultivation requirements and cultural history.











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