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Banisteriopsis caapi (Ayahuasca Vine) 20 Seeds

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Description

Banisteriopsis caapi is a fast-growing vine native to the rain forests of South America. The ayahuasca plant in its natural habitat, grows 30-40m in length up trees and other plants for support. You will need to provide a strong support for your ayahuasca vine, or allow it to grow up a sturdy tree if your local climate is suitable for growing outdoors.

Banisteriopsis caapi’s are sub-tropical to tropical plant that prefers humid conditions and consistently moist, but free draining soil. However, with care, it can grow in colder climates by growing indoors or providing a microclimate. Requires a climbing frame.

The name ayahuasca means “vine of the soul” in Quechuan, the shamans of the indigenous Western Amazonian tribes use the plant in religious and healing ceremonies.

 

There are two scientifically accepted varieties of Banisteriopsis caapi:
Banisteriopsis caapi var. caupuri
Banisteriopsis caapi var. tucunacá (tukunaka)

 

The caupuri variety has big knots in the stems that make it very distinguishable. The caapi we are all mainly familiar with, due to availability, is the Tucunacá variety, this caapi comes in a variety of “colours”, known as strains.

 

Harvested annually from our own Banisteriopsis caapi vines. Since seed-grown plants do not come true to type, it would be misleading to distinguish between the varieties for seed sales purposes.

 

Common name: Caapi; Yage; Yaje; Black Ayahuasca; Vine of the Dead; Vine of the Soul; Bejuco de Oro.

 

Germination Tips: Sow Banisteriopsis caapi seeds with their wing facing upwards and above soil level. Keep moist but not wet. Germination will occur in 14-21 days at a temperature of 24-30C.

 

Our Guarantee

We personally count every seed packet to ensure it contains at least the specified number of seeds. However, mistakes can happen, so please reach out if you notice any inconsistencies.

These seeds are believed to meet the standard viability percentage for their species, sourced either from our own SAB nursery or from reputable, trusted breeders.

Do not hesitate to contact us for up-to-date germination rates or for a germination test to be conducted.

 

 

Interested in Caapi’s? These products might also interest you

Banisteriopsis caapi ‘Ourinhos’ (Ayahuasca Vine) Plant

Banisteriopsis caapi ‘Black’ (Ayahuasca Vine) Plant

Banisteriopsis muricata (Red Ayahuasca) Plant

 

 

*Traditional uses and general information on products are provided for educational purposes only. We do not make any therapeutic claims. Nothing contained in this site is intended to be used as medical advice and it is not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Nor should it be used for therapeutic purposes or as a substitute for your own health professional’s advice.

Additional information

Weight 0.020 kg
Dimensions 10 × 10 × 0.2 cm

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Description

Banisteriopsis caapi is a fast-growing vine native to the rain forests of South America. The ayahuasca plant in its natural habitat, grows 30-40m in length up trees and other plants for support. You will need to provide a strong support for your ayahuasca vine, or allow it to grow up a sturdy tree if your local climate is suitable for growing outdoors.

Banisteriopsis caapi’s are sub-tropical to tropical plant that prefers humid conditions and consistently moist, but free draining soil. However, with care, it can grow in colder climates by growing indoors or providing a microclimate. Requires a climbing frame.

The name ayahuasca means “vine of the soul” in Quechuan, the shamans of the indigenous Western Amazonian tribes use the plant in religious and healing ceremonies.

 

There are two scientifically accepted varieties of Banisteriopsis caapi:
Banisteriopsis caapi var. caupuri
Banisteriopsis caapi var. tucunacá (tukunaka)

 

The caupuri variety has big knots in the stems that make it very distinguishable. The caapi we are all mainly familiar with, due to availability, is the Tucunacá variety, this caapi comes in a variety of “colours”, known as strains.

 

Harvested annually from our own Banisteriopsis caapi vines. Since seed-grown plants do not come true to type, it would be misleading to distinguish between the varieties for seed sales purposes.

 

Common name: Caapi; Yage; Yaje; Black Ayahuasca; Vine of the Dead; Vine of the Soul; Bejuco de Oro.

 

Germination Tips: Sow Banisteriopsis caapi seeds with their wing facing upwards and above soil level. Keep moist but not wet. Germination will occur in 14-21 days at a temperature of 24-30C.

 

Our Guarantee

We personally count every seed packet to ensure it contains at least the specified number of seeds. However, mistakes can happen, so please reach out if you notice any inconsistencies.

These seeds are believed to meet the standard viability percentage for their species, sourced either from our own SAB nursery or from reputable, trusted breeders.

Do not hesitate to contact us for up-to-date germination rates or for a germination test to be conducted.

 

 

Interested in Caapi’s? These products might also interest you

Banisteriopsis caapi ‘Ourinhos’ (Ayahuasca Vine) Plant

Banisteriopsis caapi ‘Black’ (Ayahuasca Vine) Plant

Banisteriopsis muricata (Red Ayahuasca) Plant

 

 

*Traditional uses and general information on products are provided for educational purposes only. We do not make any therapeutic claims. Nothing contained in this site is intended to be used as medical advice and it is not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Nor should it be used for therapeutic purposes or as a substitute for your own health professional’s advice.

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