Blue Lotus (Nymphaea Caerulea)

Commonly used part: Flowers
Reported effects are: Stimulating, relaxing, a sense of well being, euphoria, and reduced withdrawal symptoms. Used by the Ancient Egyptians to increase the effects of wine, promote longevity, and raise sexual arousal.

A native flower to the edges of the Nile. The Blue Lotus has symbolized spiritual enlightenment for thousands of years. One of its most popular uses was that of an aphrodisiac, something which it is still known for today when purchased in the adequate form and amount. The petals can be submerged in wine for a few hours, which create an exotic tasting liquid that helps relieve stress. The flowers can also be placed in hot water to make a tea, which helps with blood circulation and improves one’s concentration. The Blue Lotus is not an addictive plant and can be used freely because it has very mild effects on the body.

Resins

Resins are a great way to to have a concentrated herbal extract with an impressive shelf life. At 30x potency this product is strong enough as is. Could be used for a great variety of sub products.

What?

Resin Extracts contains the active ingredients of an herb in a concentrated form, usually alcohol (ethanol) is used during the extraction process. Premium resins are produced without adding heat. Commonly used by soaking it in wine or spirit, sublingual or by in a wax vaporizer. Combusting resin is the least effective method.

How?

They can be smoked in a Dab Rig, or a good Vaporizer, at a 30x strength. They can also be consumed sublingually. Or like pills. Simply roll small pellets and take with a lot of water. This product can be further extracted.