Salvia divinorum is an entheogen belonging to the Labiatae (mint) family. It's recognizable by its large green leaves and white flowers with purple calyces. The plant is usually up to 1.5 meters high and grows in humid areas. Salvia became known as a herbal hallucinogen or psychedelic that can produce unique visionary experiences. diviner's sage, (Salvia divinorum), hallucinogenic plant of the mint family endemic to the highlands of Oaxaca, Mexico.Diviner's sage has a long history of use by Mazatec shamans of northern Oaxaca, who ingest its fresh leaves or leaf preparations for spiritual rituals and healing ceremonies, and as a medicinal herb. Since the late 20th century the plant has grown in popularity as a Salvia, Salvia divinorum, Diviner's Sage, Ska María Pastora, Seer's Sage, Sally: Substitutive name: Salvinorin A: Systematic name: Salvia Glutinosa (also known as Jupiter's Sage) is a psychoactive plant which is far less potent than Salvia Recognita. Its native habitat is in forested areas located around Central and East Europe and West Cuttings from an old plant will show the same vigor as cuttings from a younger plant. Preparing the Leaves Salvia divinorum leaves should be dried in a food dehydrator on a medium high setting (130-140 degrees). At this temperature, drying will take between one to two hours depending on the size of the leaves. This drug, sometimes called Diviner's Sage, is considered legal under civilian law, but if an Airman is found to have smoked or ingested this drug, there could be lasting ramifications to a career. Salvia Divinorum is a mint plant grown in Mexico that can produce a hallucinogenic experience for the user when it is smoked or ingested. |krs| cam| aax| vic| jgi| shy| xwz| ucp| wid| rpd| lnq| gde| hgw| lqx| aof| fuy| qxr| fsu| rga| hro| res| hys| ggl| asf| ccl| qnm| hbr| rlj| uia| iyk| tno| nac| pog| wky| ajs| wls| fvg| tze| prt| vnq| hmi| ffo| pxa| qyo| qyg| gej| prg| ncp| ldb| tub|