These seeds are sold strictly for ornamental purposes or cultivation.
Hawaiian Baby Woodrose (Argyreia nervosa), also commonly known as Elephant Creeper or Wooly Morning Glory, is a perennial climbing vine, native to India, that was introduced to various areas throughout the world, including Hawaii, the Caribbean, and Africa. The seeds contain LSA (D-Lysergic Acid Amide), among other Ergolines, which are natural compounds chemically similar to LSD. They have been used for millennia by various peoples for divination and spiritual journeys.
Typically, a shaman would consume anywhere between 2-10 seeds for a hallucinogenic experience.
