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Latest revision as of 18:41, 14 May 2025
Typically reffering to Datura Divinorum, originating from the nightshade family. Its flower resembles a trumpet and always points upwards and can be easily confused for Datura Stramonium. Its seed pods ar
Effects
Its seeds and leaves contain poison, hyoscyamine and atropine, potent mind altering chemicals. They also contain scopolamine which can be used to treat hallucinogenic symptoms of schizophrenia.
Taking higher doses of datura may induce delerium and can cause poisoning