Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea)

Blue Lotus here comes in three forms: dried flowers of Nymphaea caerulea in four pack sizes, a 20x resin, and White Lotus (Nymphaea ampla) alongside it. The flowers are the one most people start with and our most reviewed at 530, while extract and tincture round out the range. If you want the background on the plant rather than the shop, our blue lotus guide covers the history and how people use it.

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Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea)

Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is first mentioned in the Egyptian Book of the Dead; blue and white lotuses were the most important ritual plants in ancient Egypt. The flowers were worn in the hair of the living and the dead, and were an important ornamental element in Egyptian art.

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Blue Lotus 15x tincture (10 ml)

This is a 15x tincture from the Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea). Blue Lotus has played an important role in Egyptian history. These days Blue Lotus is grown around the world.

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White Lotus (20 grams)

White Lotus is extremely similar to Blue Lily and can produce a sense of floating and euphoria when ingested. The dried buds and petals can be prepared as a tea or concoction. Content: 20 grams

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Blue Lotus 25x Extract (1 gram)

This extract of the Blue Lotus is 25x stronger then regular Blue Lotus leafs. Our Blue Lotus 25x extract has a high concentration of aporphine and nuciferine content present. Blue Lotus has been used in the past to enhance memory, as a sexual aphrodisiac and to experience feelings...

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Blue Lotus Resin 20x (1 gram)

Blue Lotus is an aphrodisiac for men and women, but it can do more than just stimulate the blood flow to the genitals. Make into 2 or 3 small balls and ingest with water or let it melt in warm water and drink as a tea.

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A quick primer before you pick a form.

What Blue Lotus Actually Is

Blue lotus, or Nymphaea caerulea, is a blue water lily from the Nile that people have relaxed with for thousands of years. It is not a strong psychedelic, more a soft, floaty calm, so treat it as a wind-down rather than a trip.

The Forms We Stock

You can take it as dried flowers for tea, as a sticky resin for a more concentrated dose, or as a potent 25x extract when you want the least fuss for the most punch. Vapers ask about it too; the flowers can be vaped at a low temperature for a lighter, quicker version of the tea. For an even mellower profile, white lotus is the calmer relative.

Getting Started

Steep a couple of grams of flowers in hot water for around ten minutes and see where a single cup takes you before you reach for more. The taste is floral and slightly earthy, and the calm builds gradually, so patience beats a second helping too soon.

FAQ - Blue Lotus

What exactly is blue lotus?

Blue lotus, or Nymphaea caerulea, is a blue water lily from the Nile Valley that people have used since ancient Egypt.

What does blue lotus feel like?

It brings a soft, calming and mildly euphoric feeling. It is not a strong psychedelic, more a gentle wind-down.

Is blue lotus legal in the UK?

Blue lotus is legal to buy in most places and is sold as dried flowers, tea, resin or extract. Always check your current local rules.

How do you take blue lotus?

Most steep the flowers in hot water for a tea or leave them in wine overnight. The flowers can also be vaped at a low temperature.

How much blue lotus should I use?

Around 5 to 10 grams of dried flowers makes a cup of tea. Use far less of the 25x extract and start with a crumb.

How long until blue lotus works?

The effect usually sets in within 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the form you take.