Blue Lotus extract 20x

A strong 20x extract from the Blue Lotus flower with a high concentration aporphine and nuciferine.

The Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is also known as Blue water lily or Egyptian lotus. It is a live water plant growing on the shores of lakes and rivers. In the time of the ancient Egyptians, the plant was considered sacred.

The god of the blue water lily in ancient Egypt was Nefertem. He offered the lily to the sun god Ra to ease the pain of his aging body. The Egyptians appreciated the flower not only for his pleasing smell, but also for its healing qualities. Many scenes depict women holding the flower, smelling its divine fragrance.

Today it is believed that the plant was used as for a recreational drug (soaked in wine) as well.

Effects

The effects of the blue lotus are both narcotic and euphoric, becoming slightly hallucinating at higher doses. It is also said that the flower improves sexuality and arousal and has a sort of Viagra effect.

Usage

To make tea, take 0.25 grams per person and soak in hot water. For a traditional Egyptian drink, soak the flowers in wine for several hours. Use approximately 0.25 grams per bottle. Do not exceed recommended dosage: blue lotus makes the wine bitter and hard to drink.

Warning

Keep out of reach of children.

Reviews

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Jan 14, 2009 Q said:

“i had 2 grams and the first night i made tea with 0,25gram as azarius said, tiny effect, just felt like a really bad sleeping pill that wasnt working properly.

then i smoked 0,30gram and absolutley nothing.

the next day me and my girlfriend made tea of the remeaning blue lotus, this time i felt it abit more, just becoming relaxed in the body and my eye lids got very heavy. but the next morning it felt like something exploded inside my head :] and was really tired.

so it works (not so potent thou), and is a good tea, but not for that high price.
i whould recommend that you buy atleast 5grams and take minimum 1 gram for each cup of tea if you were to buy the lotus.”