Lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis)

[jarka]

Hi,
I found this plant from
Potential and Confirmed Psychedelics and in spring, it grows everywhere in my homeland.
Can it produce a pleasent intoxication?
Anyone experienced with this plant?

Jarka

[Sasha Gulag]

Lilly of the valley is psychoactive?


i have a patch in my frontyard. My moms fave flower.

[Sasha Gulag]

its common in northeastern US too. (New York) is it native to estonia or all over europe?

[jarka]

I think that all over Europe.
I know it's poisonous but as I said in my first post, I found it from this Potential And Confirmed Psychedelics list, so I asked from here.

[HippieD9]

Nothing on erowid, which would make me say nope. They'd at least have a mention or two I'd think.





Peace,


D.

[Dr_H]

Often the word "posionous" or "toxic" is used in when the plant is know to be pshchoactive, it is an attempt to discourge use. I have an herb book by Rodells and it lists Cannabis as "toxic" with a red skull and crossbones. I am only suggesting that plants in some books with the "posionous" or "toxic" lables may be the ones worth doing some more research on(reading). Keep digging


Here is a good start though. . .
<H2>Chemicals in: Convallaria majalis L. (Liliaceae) -- Lily-Of-The-Valley</H2>
<HR align=left width="75%">

<DL>
<H3>Chemicals</H3>



<DD>ACETIDINE-2-CARBONIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>ASPARAGINE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>BIPENDOGENIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CAFFEIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CALCIUM-OXALATE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CANESCIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CARDENOLIDES Flower 1,000 - 4,000 ppm DUKE1992A



<DD>CHEIROTOXIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CHEIROTOXOL Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CHELIDONIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CHLOROGENIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLAMARIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLAMAROGENIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLAMAROSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLARIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLARIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLATOXIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLATOXOL Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLATOXOLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>CONVALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>DESGLUCOCHEIROTOXIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>FERULIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>GLUCOCONVALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>ISORHAMNETIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>ISORHAMNETIN-3-GALACTODIRHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>ISORHAMNETIN-3-GALACTORHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>ISORHAMNETIN-3-GLUCOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>KAEMPFEROL-3-0-GALACTOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>KAEMPFEROL-3-GALACTODIRHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>KAEMPFEROL-3-GALACTORHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>KAEMPFEROL-GLYCOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>LOKUNJOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>MAJALOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>MALIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>MYALIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>NEOCONVALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>PERIGLUCOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>PERIPALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>PERIPLOGENIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>PERIPLORHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>QUERCETIN-3-0-GALACTOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>QUERCETIN-3-GALACTODIRHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>QUERCETIN-3-GALACTORHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>RHODEXIN-A Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>RHODEXOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>RUTIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>SARMENTOLOGENIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>SARMENTOSIGENINN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>SILVER Leaf: DUKE1992A



<DD>STROPHALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>STROPHANALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>STROPHANTHIDIN Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>STROPHANTHIDOL Plant: DUKE1992A



<DD>TOLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A </DD></DL>


If you are thinking about experimenting you should probably look up ALL of the alkaloids and see what they do. just a suggestion

[biochem]

I have no idea why C. majalis is listed on a site for psychoactive
plant users. While it is of course completely legal, its active
ingredients are so-called cardiac glycosides (i.e. convallotoxin).
These digitalis-like toxins won't make you high, but instead cause
(sometimes fatal) irregularities in heart rhythm.

Originally Posted by Dr_H

Often the word "posionous" or "toxic" is used in when
the plant is know to be pshchoactive, it is an attempt to discourge
use. I have an herb book by Rodells and it lists Cannabis as
"toxic" with a red skull and crossbones. I am only suggesting
that plants in some books with the "posionous" or "toxic" lables may be
the ones worth doing some more research on(reading). Keep digging


Here is a good start though. . .
<h2>Chemicals in: Convallaria majalis L. (Liliaceae) -- Lily-Of-The-Valley</h2>
<hr align="left" width="75%">

<dl>
<h3>Chemicals</h3>



<dd>ACETIDINE-2-CARBONIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>ASPARAGINE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>BIPENDOGENIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CAFFEIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CALCIUM-OXALATE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CANESCIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CARDENOLIDES Flower 1,000 - 4,000 ppm DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CHEIROTOXIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CHEIROTOXOL Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CHELIDONIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CHLOROGENIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLAMARIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLAMAROGENIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLAMAROSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLARIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLARIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLATOXIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLATOXOL Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLATOXOLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>CONVALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>DESGLUCOCHEIROTOXIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>FERULIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>GLUCOCONVALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>ISORHAMNETIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>ISORHAMNETIN-3-GALACTODIRHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>ISORHAMNETIN-3-GALACTORHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>ISORHAMNETIN-3-GLUCOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>KAEMPFEROL-3-0-GALACTOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>KAEMPFEROL-3-GALACTODIRHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>KAEMPFEROL-3-GALACTORHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>KAEMPFEROL-GLYCOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>LOKUNJOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>MAJALOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>MALIC-ACID Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>MYALIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>NEOCONVALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>PERIGLUCOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>PERIPALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>PERIPLOGENIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>PERIPLORHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>QUERCETIN-3-0-GALACTOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>QUERCETIN-3-GALACTODIRHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>QUERCETIN-3-GALACTORHAMNOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>RHODEXIN-A Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>RHODEXOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>RUTIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>SARMENTOLOGENIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>SARMENTOSIGENINN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>SILVER Leaf: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>STROPHALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>STROPHANALLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>STROPHANTHIDIN Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>STROPHANTHIDOL Plant: DUKE1992A



</dd><dd>TOLOSIDE Plant: DUKE1992A </dd></dl>


If you are thinking about experimenting you should probably look up
ALL of the alkaloids and see what they do. just a suggestion