Discover Ayahuasca Plants at 123Smartshop
Explore our Ayahuasca Plants collection, featuring traditional South American botanical materials associated with Amazonian and wider ethnobotanical heritage. Discover Banisteriopsis caapi, Chacruna (Psychotria viridis), Chaliponga (Diplopterys cabrerana) and Jurema (Mimosa hostilis).
Our assortment includes dried botanical materials in different forms, such as whole leaves, cut vines, root bark and concentrated botanical resins. These are prepared plant materials rather than living plants.
Compare botanical species, scientific names, plant parts, packaging sizes and individual product specifications to learn more about the available collection.
Banisteriopsis caapi – Leaves, Vines and Resin
Banisteriopsis caapi is a climbing plant native to tropical South America and is widely recognised for its historical and cultural significance within certain Amazonian traditions.
Our assortment includes several forms of Caapi botanical material:
- Caapi Whole Leaves: Dried Banisteriopsis caapi leaves.
- Caapi Ourinhos: Cut vine material identified by its traditional variety name.
- Caapi Trueno: Another named Caapi vine variety.
- Caapi Resin 20X: A processed botanical resin with a manufacturer-stated extract designation.
Different Caapi products vary in their plant part, processing method, physical appearance and packaging.
An extract designation such as 20X does not independently establish a standardised concentration of active compounds.
Review individual product descriptions for botanical identity, contents and relevant safety information.
Chacruna, Chaliponga and Jurema Botanicals
Our Ayahuasca Plants collection also includes botanical materials from other South American plant species with distinct ethnobotanical backgrounds.
Chacruna – Psychotria viridis
Chacruna is a tropical plant recognised by its scientific name, Psychotria viridis. Our assortment includes dried whole leaves.
Chaliponga – Diplopterys cabrerana
Chaliponga is another South American botanical species associated with traditional ethnobotanical practices. It is available in dried leaf format.
Jurema – Mimosa hostilis
Jurema, also known as Mimosa hostilis or Mimosa tenuiflora, is represented in our collection by cut and whole root bark products.
These botanicals differ in species, plant parts and traditional cultural contexts. They should not be treated as interchangeable materials.
Always check individual product information, safety warnings and applicable restrictions.
Explore Traditional Botanicals at 123Smartshop
Discover Ayahuasca Plants at 123Smartshop and compare Banisteriopsis caapi, Chacruna, Chaliponga and Jurema by botanical identity, plant part, product format and packaging.
Explore our Ceremonial Botanicals collection for additional plants with cultural and ethnobotanical backgrounds.
For other processed plant preparations, browse our Botanical Extracts category, or visit the complete Botanicals collection.
Important: Some botanical materials contain biologically active substances and may present serious health risks, including dangerous interactions with medicines. These products should not be assumed suitable for consumption or preparation of psychoactive substances.
Legal restrictions concerning certain plants, their constituents, importation and intended uses differ between jurisdictions. Always review product-specific information and applicable legislation.