Psychotria viridis (Chacruna)
Brazil, Santo Daime, Leaves, Whole from Brazil (SKU 3249)
Fresh stock of our favourite whole Chacruna leaves from the sacred plantation of Santo Daime in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Ethically and organically cultivated. Harvested in May 2018.
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Origin
Variety
Part
Form
Unit
Price
3249
Brazil
Santo Daime
leaves
whole
50 gr
$ 11.80
100 gr
$ 21.06
250 gr
$ 47.01
500 gr
$ 83.93
1000 gr
$ 149.87
0158
Peru
Pucallpa
leaves
whole
100 gr
$ 25.56
250 gr
$ 56.54
500 gr
$ 100.07
1000 gr
$ 177.12
0096
Peru
Tarapoto
leaves
whole
100 gr
$ 22.02
250 gr
$ 49.14
500 gr
$ 87.74
1000 gr
$ 156.69
2000 gr
$ 282.03
2289
Peru
Ucayali
leaves
whole
100 gr
$ 20.29
250 gr
$ 45.29
500 gr
$ 80.87
1000 gr
$ 144.42
2000 gr
$ 259.96
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Psychotria viridis is a member of the Rubiaceae (Coffee family). It grows naturally in wet lowland tropical forests in Cuba and northern Central America through western and central South America; it appears to be most common in Amazonian Peru and Bolivia. It is an evergreen shrub, that grows to a height of up to 5 meter with a spread of 2 meter. The leaves are generally 5-15 x 2-6 cm, in outline generally elliptic or often widest above the middle, usually sharply angled at base. When dry, the leaves of Psychotria viridis usually are grey or reddish brown.[6]
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