Wacky Weed here is not what you think—and that particular species is off the list of things that can put you behind bars in Virginia, by the way.
But apparently Mexican Sage can still land you there, made illegal in the Commonwealth in 2008.
And while both PlantSnap and Google Images identified our garden volunteer as this plant, I feel certain it is not. A sage, yes, but not the trippy one.
But having no prior knowledge of Diviner’s Sage, as its history of use has lead it to be called, I explored the topic.
Click the link in the button up top for my summary page and certainly more than you ever wanted to know about Divine Sage and its psycho-active and potentially therapeutic properties, said to be much stronger than LSD, but very short acting.
I learned something, so thought I’d share.
This is the volunteer in our garden. Note the deep longitudinal furrow in the four-sided stem characteristic of the mint (or sage) family
I just read a very interesting book titled “how to change your mind”. It did not mention this psychedelic! It talked about all the other well-known ones. After reading the book I intend to take a guided trip on MDMA, the mildest of the bunch.
I just read a very interesting book titled “how to change your mind”. It did not mention this psychedelic! It talked about all the other well-known ones. After reading the book I intend to take a guided trip on MDMA, the mildest of the bunch.