World Of Weed

The Blue Lotus Flower, or Nymphaea Caerulea, is one of those entheogens, or psychedelic plants that produce mind-altering effects. The Blue Lotus Flower produces narcotic and euphoric effects similar to those induced by codeine or cannabis. The Blue Lotus Flower is also said to improve sexual arousal like the effects of Viagra. You should also keep in mind that, at higher doses, the Blue Lotus Flower can be slightly hallucinating. Other effects are feelings of relaxation, contentment, and euphoria accompanied by tranquillity. It also increases your alertness and mental awareness, finally resulting in a sedative effect.

Blue Lotus Flowers are usually soaked in wine for several hours before both the wine and the flowers are consumed. The flowers can also be smoked by themselves or with other herbs to produce pleasurable effects. Blue Lotus Flowers can also be prepared as tea. The tea is said to produce a thick, yellowish liquid that produces a feeling of warm euphoria upon consumption. You may also drink and smoke Blue Lotus Flowers at the same time, as smoking and drinking synergize very well.

On the other hand, White Lotus, or Nymphaea Alba, is similar to the Blue Lotus in that both of them contain a similar alkaloid component. Thus, their effects are believed to be very much the same – narcotic and euphoric, just like cannabis. White lotus is just the common and well-known water lily. White Lotus, just like its blue counterpart, is also said to improve sexual arousal.

White lotus can be mixed with other herbs like Damiana or Blue Lotus when preparing the smoking mix. You may also want to take it with tea or alcohol, but at higher doses it can turn wine very bitter.

Bongs are long pipes made for smoking herbs and occasionally tobacco and its derivatives. The desired result is achieved by using water to cool the smoke before the user inhales it. Bongs are believed to produce a smoother, more refined smoke for the user. This smooth smoke can reduce the possible burning of the interior of the mouth as well as the airways, both of which are associated with conventional smoking methods.

There are various types of bongs. The most popular type is the glass bong. Unlike the plastic bongs that are recommended for beginners, glass bongs appear classier although a glass bong user needs to blow in with much greater lung power compared to when he is using plastic bongs. Other advantages of glass bongs include durability and portability.

Bucket bongs or bucket rippers are another type of bong. These are simple bongs and can be home made. Home made bucket bongs are traditionally made by filling a medium sized bucket with water and attaching pipes to it. Commercial simple bongs sold in the market are normally patterned after the design of the bucket bong. These bongs which are manufactured from synthetic materials still have the two original distinct characteristics of bucket bongs – a shotgun effect that shoots so much smoke into the airways and lungs using ultra fast speed, plus a strong vacuum pulling effect that lets the user utilise the equipment without the usual lung strain.

The bubbler is a small-sized bong with the bowl located at its topmost part while the stem is placed inside. You may use only one hand when handling it. Most users think it is better than the regular pipe because it is conveniently small.

The Roor bong is another type and is the most expensive of all with some selling for as much as £270. The main difference between Roor bongs and all the other types is its stability; luxury and its special ability to produce the best and nicest smoke. Roor bongs are made from glass and are usually provided with a Roor glass gauze. Despite their high cost and large size, Roor bongs possess natural durability and the capacity to produce a large volume of the finest smoke.

Legal highs are mind altering drugs that are used legally for medical, religious, shamanic, and most of all for recreational purposes. In the United Kingdom, there have been several legal highs sold in the market but there are also many that are banned. This is the reason why it is very important to check local laws before you decide to use these legal highs. Always remember that the legal system is constantly changing and what may have been legal in the past may already be illegal now. In August of 2009, the British Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) has banned GBL, GHB, BZP and synthetic cannabinoids.

Legal highs may be in the form of powdered incenses or herbal blends derived from organic plant substances. These substances produce aromas that help induce feelings of euphoria and overall well being. Salvia Divinorum and Kanna Snuff are popular examples of this type of legal high. These centuries old plants have been used by the natives who grow them in treating illnesses and evoking the spirits, as in shamanic rituals. The effects of these powdered legal highs may even evoke pleasurable sensations, hallucinations and vivid dreams.

Another form of legal highs is the party pill. Party pills will make you continually hum and giggle throughout the night. Almost all brands of party pills alter sensation and emotion and may boost your stamina for parties or any activities that involve physical strength and energy. Party pills also help you get rid of your fatigue from office work or manual labour and allow you to laugh with family and friends. Party pills are regarded as powerful stimulants and effective energy boosters.

Nowadays, herbal highs are among the most popular of the types of legal highs. Herbal highs are extracts and essences derived from psychedelic plants or entheogens – plants whose psychoactive substances alter perception and sensation. Today’s herbal highs have their roots mostly in shamanic tradition and culture where they were once used for medicinal concoctions and for ceremonies that evoke the spirit. One interesting plant that was used by the ancient Aztecs and Mazatecs for their rituals was the Morning Glory.

The Morning Glory is a climbing plant whose black or brown seeds contain LSA (Lysergic Acid Amide), a naturally occurring tryptamine that is a psychoactive substance very similar to LSD. This substance induces calmness, happy feelings and mild but pleasurable visual hallucinations.

About 15 varieties of seeds of the Morning Glory are available to potential users. The two most popular types are called Heavenly Blues and Pearly Gates due to their high LSA content. The usual dosage needed for the trip of a minimum of four hours and a maximum of 14 hours range from 100 to 300 seeds. This quantity will produce effects similar to those triggered by 300 microgrammes of LSD.

The most common preparation method is grinding the seeds and brewing them into tea. Another common method of ingestion is by chewing them. The chewing helps spread the psychoactive chemicals of the seed even before swallowing.
The flowers of the Morning Glory are very attractive and bloom only in the morning, hence the name Morning Glory. It however remains a rule not to consume the flowers, as they will induce psychedelic trips for relatively longer periods of time.

Blunts are often favoured by connoisseurs of the smoking world, they are essentially the cigar alternative for those who like to construct their own. Of course someone can roll one for you, but the point is that you can select your own blend.

The shape of the blunt is how it acquired its name, blunts are generally rolled with a broad tipped end as opposed to the tapered, pointed tips of other cigars. Originally, blunts were rolled using a single continuous tobacco leaf (which gave them their distinct shape) but more modern varieties available today are generally tobacco pulp formed into a thickish, paper like wrap. These popular modern versions are usually imbued with an accompanying flavour, although natural unenhanced versions are still available.

The flavours that accompany the blunt and mingle best with the act of smoking seem to be fruit, berry and sweet flavours. Cigars and brandy go together famously well, so it is no surprise that alcoholic beverage and cocktail flavours are also found to be complimentary. Blunts have been smoked in one form or another for 200 years, and with the creation of new protective packaging and regular invention of new flavours and manufacturing techniques they will certainly follow the connoisseurs of the smoking world into the future.”