Hawaiian baby woodrose Category: Psychedlics
Also called: argyreia nervosa, lysergamide, elephant creeper, trip C, purple ohms, trip, E, happy caps, dionysus, BC2.
How it’s used
Hawaiian baby woodrose is a climbing vine with large furry seeds which grow in pods. The seeds are light brown or tan in colour and contain a powerful hallucinogen LSA (lysergic acid amide), similar to LSD. You can be swallow them whole or crush them and mix with hot water to make a tea. These seeds have long been used in religious ceremonies in Hawaii and parts of South America.
Short-term effects
- Effects begin after an hour and typically last for 4-8 hours
- Your perceptions of time, sounds and vision change
- Euphoria – extreme happiness
- Extreme tiredness
Long-term effects
- Flashbacks
- You risk psychological disturbance if you use heavily
- Indifference and apathy
- Decreased psychomotor activity
- You may feel like you’re sinking into nothingness
- Tiredness, desire to sleep
- Feelings of unreality
Other dangers
Overdose of Hawaiian baby woodrose may cause a psychotic episode
If you are pregnant
Do not use Hawaiian baby woodrose if you are pregnant as it can cause uterine contractions, so you could lose your baby.
Addictive
You can’t become physically addicted and there is a very low risk of psychological dependency.
Withdrawal
No withdrawal symptoms
How long does it stay in your system?
No urine test for this yet
What help is available?
- Self-help support such as Narcotics Anonymous
- Counselling or psychotherapy
- Complementary therapies, such as acupuncture
- Support from your doctor
- Residential treatment programmes (clinics)
- Aftercare
- One to one or group family support
- Contact the Drugs Helpline 1800 459 459 to find out about options in your area
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