Pink Lotus

The Pink Lotus goes through life with different names, pink lotus, Indian lotus and sacred lotus are all the same aquatic plant “Nelumbo nucifera”. Pink lotus has a cultural history that is richer than the contents of many museums. That’s because this beautiful flower of this Asian aquatic plant symbolizes enlightenment in Buddhism. Although the plant grows in mud and swamp, the flower is always clean and pure.

Effects

The flowers, roots, seeds and even the young leaves of the pink lotus are edible. Pink lotus is used by some people to promote sleep. One can fall asleep faster after using pink lotus. This is associated with the narcotic effect that the plant entails, but also the slight euphoria that one can experience with it. Don’t Worry, Be Happy.

Pink lotus contains the following active substances:

• lotusine
• Nuciferine
• Neferine
• Dimethyl coclaurine.

Pink lotus is most often combined with other smart drugs, wine or cannabis because of its mild effect. A few lotus leaves in your joint or vaporizer and the ‘high’ becomes nice and spacey and opium-like. This is due to the slight hallucinogenic effect of the pink lotus. For the same reason, it is also sometimes combined with Dream Herb. Users find that this makes dreams more visual by taking a few lotus petals before going to sleep.

How to use

You can put pink lotus in a tea egg and dissolve it in a cup of hot water. You can fill the tea egg as full as you want.

Do you want to combine pink lotus with weed? Then don’t use tobacco. You can use 50% pink lotus and 50% cannabis as a ratio. When you are going to combine pink lotus with cannabis, we recommend using a vaporizer for this. The components of pink lotus already evaporate between 100 and 125ºC.