Psychedelics
LSA (Hawaiian Baby Woodrose & Morning Glory Seeds)
Street names: LSA, ergine, HBWR, Hawaiian baby woodrose, morning glory seeds
Overdose? Act now. Call emergency services — say "unresponsive, not breathing". Give naloxone for opioid-like signs. Hotlines
⚡What it does
- LSD-like but heavily sedating: dreamy visuals, introspection, 6–10 h duration
- Rough come-up: nausea and heavy legs are the norm, not the exception
⚠Key risks
- Nausea and vomiting hit most users — the body's tollgate before the trip
- Ergot-family vasoconstriction: dangerous for anyone with circulatory or heart issues
- Dose is unpredictable — seed potency varies wildly between batches
- Some retail seeds are chemically treated against exactly this use
✚Overdose signs
- Severe vomiting
- Cold, painful extremities (vasoconstriction)
- Panic, confusion, elevated heart rate
Category comparison — Psychedelics
| Substance | Class | Top risks | Street price |
|---|---|---|---|
| LSA (Hawaiian Baby Woodrose & Morning Glory Seeds) | LSA is Schedule III | Nausea and vomiting hit most users — the body's tollgate before the trip; Ergot-family vasoconstriction: dangerous for anyone with circulatory or heart issues | $5–20 for a dose's worth of seeds, legally sold |
| DMT (dimethyltryptamine) | Schedule I | Psychological distress ('bad trips'); Dangerous behavior if unprepared | ~$20–$60 per 50–100 mg dose |
| Peyote (mescaline cactus) | Schedule I | Severe nausea/vomiting; Psychological distress | ~$10–$30 per button where sold |
| Mescaline powder | Schedule I | Heavy nausea at dose; Panic/psychosis in vulnerable users | ~$20–$60 per dose |
| 2C-B | Schedule I | Very dose-sensitive — steep curve between fun and overwhelming; Panic attacks | ~$10–$30 per pill or ~$50–$120 per gram |
| 4-AcO-DMT (psilacetin) | Analogue prosecutions | Sold as 'legal mushrooms' — buyers misjudge dose; Panic, risky behavior | ~$20–$50 per dose |
Street prices are regional estimates. Potency and cuts vary constantly.
?Frequently asked questions
What does LSA (Hawaiian Baby Woodrose & Morning Glory Seeds) look like?
HBWR: small tan seeds; morning glory: black angular seeds — legal-high-shop and garden-centre staples
What are the signs of a LSA (Hawaiian Baby Woodrose & Morning Glory Seeds) overdose?
Severe vomiting; Cold, painful extremities (vasoconstriction); Panic, confusion, elevated heart rate Call emergency services immediately.
How addictive is it?
Nausea and vomiting hit most users — the body's tollgate before the trip Dependence can develop with regular use.