Also known as ‘wild rue, esfand or harmal’, used in both medicinally and spiritual practices. Used as an incense, to purify the air as well as the mind. A red dye is obtained from the seed to dye carpets or wool. Caution of health hazard of Rue Seed:Although the seed is used medicinally, purifying agent and as a condiment, it does contain hallucinogenic and narcotic alkaloids, inducing a sense of euphoria and releasing inhibitions can causes hallucinations and vomiting.
I've seen so many reports of people saying Syrian rue is risky, unless you're consuming mdma i wouldn't think so. I use it daily now and it has been teaching me useful ways to cope with anxiety that i can apply with or without it. Very amazing teacher plant
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Lauren Salazar
Wonderful
Grateful for the wonderful product
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Joe Dickson
Syrian Rue Seeds
Seeds came in exactly as described. Have yet to try to sprout them so can't speak to viability. But they weighed out just as ordered and shipped at an acceptable rate time-wise and cost-wise.
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Will Golemon
Not sure of dose
I’ve been trying to mix these with fungi but must be doing something wrong. Not working. I could have too low of dose? 2 or 3 g’s?
I've seen so many reports of people saying Syrian rue is risky, unless you're consuming mdma i wouldn't think so. I use it daily now and it has been teaching me useful ways to cope with anxiety that i can apply with or without it. Very amazing teacher plant
L
Lauren Salazar
Wonderful
Grateful for the wonderful product
J
Joe Dickson
Syrian Rue Seeds
Seeds came in exactly as described. Have yet to try to sprout them so can't speak to viability. But they weighed out just as ordered and shipped at an acceptable rate time-wise and cost-wise.
W
Will Golemon
Not sure of dose
I’ve been trying to mix these with fungi but must be doing something wrong. Not working. I could have too low of dose? 2 or 3 g’s?
