Leonotis leonorus extract 20x (whole plant)

Also known as wild dagga ('wild cannabis') and lion's tail. Wild dagga leaves were smoked by the Hottentots and the Bushmen in Africa because of its euphoric effect. It grows mainly in southern and eastern Africa. In traditional African medicine Leonotis has been widely used as a part of many different treats. Plus it is used in case of a snake bite and as a charm to keep snakes away.

The main active alkaloid in Wild Dagga is leonurine. Nowadays, a lot of people in California smoke the leaves and the orange flowers.

This product is not a standardized herbal extract, meaning it was not extracted using grain, alcohol or distilled water. The end result is a more homoeopathic product instead of an herbal extract. Recommend for consumption in the same way as cannabis.

Leonotis leonorus effects

Euphoric, calming. This 20x extract is a very potent extract of the whole plant. It’s the strongest Wild Dagga extract currently available. '20x' means this extract is 20 times more potent than the regular dried herb.

How to use Wild Dagga

For consuming in the same way as cannabis about 0,5 grams should be enough. If you prefer alternative methods, such as making a tea or mixing with juice, the granulated 20x leonitis leonurus extract is recommended.

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Feb 17, 2012 Meadnweed420 said:
   
“It says this product is a homeopathic 20x, that dosent mean its 20x in effect than the standard leaf does in psychoactivity, i havent bought the product but there is nothing to say this is 20x as potent as the original leaves.

Il give it a try when i found out.”

Jul 8, 2011 Mesca said:
     
“I never thought I would find a smokable herb that would come close to the cannabis-high, but, well, here it is :D. It really deserves the nickname 'wild cannabis'. It's slightly less strong (compared to dutch weed, but definately stronger than strains like Thai or Jamaican), and gives a clean and smooth mental high with a mild body high (smoked pure in a pipe).

I've read the effects are supposed to resemble a mix of cannabis and smoked datura leaves - I tend to agree, but I don't have that much experience with datura leaves (I get slightly high but they give me a strong headache as well...). The extract itself smells a bit like raisins, very nice! :D. Once burned the smoke is relatively thin (it is pretty hard to get it burning properly), not particularly harsh, and no particular good/bad/sweet/bitter taste imo, just 'ok' (waaaay better than tobacco, anyway :b). It also leaves a pretty nice smell in the room after having smoked it, but this might just be me ^^.

All in all, this stuff is pretty amazing for a cannabis substitute! It is also pretty cheap in comparison. Going to try the combination of cannabis and wild dagga soon and will order some of the flowers next time and see if they work just as well :D. This substance is definitely worth a try!
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