Rivea Corymbosa question

[lexmark]

swim found these revea seeds under a "hallucinogens" section of a website while the woodrose and morning glory where under the "seeds" section... he would like to know if all three seeds give the same affects


and by the discription of the site it seems like rivea corymbosa is just as strong as woodrose, so.... which would be the better buy if rivea corymbosa could be bought at half the price as woodrose?

[Mint boi]

rivea corymbosa = morning glory, i think, just a diff species to ipomoea which seems more common, dosage may differ though

[lexmark]

funny how the site posted the two in different sections... would anyone know how many seeds of rivea would equal 2 grams?

[Mint boi]

No idea bout weight. But while they are a member of the morning glory family they are more commonly referred to as "ololiuqui"(sp?) as they are not the common morning glory seeds, though they should really be in the same section.

EDIT :

Alkaloid content according to erowid:
LAA% Total Alks. % by weight
Hawaiian baby wood rose: 0.04 0.30
Ololiuqui: 0.02 0.04

[radiometer]

UTFSE for terms "ololiuqui," "corymbosa," or "rivea."

There are a number of lenghty threads already discussing these seeds and their merits relative to other species containing lysergic acid amides. Seeing as there have already been replies, this thread will most likely just be merged into one of those already existing threads anyway.