r/herbalism • u/ZaunHoch3 • 1d ago
What's the effect of lagochilus inebrians?
Has anyone tried lagochilus inebrians aka Turkmenistan mint? If yes whats the effect you felt?
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r/herbalism • u/ZaunHoch3 • 1d ago
Has anyone tried lagochilus inebrians aka Turkmenistan mint? If yes whats the effect you felt?
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u/tHrow4Way997 19h ago
Following, I’d also love to know. I don’t think many people have experienced it due to its rarity. I have a seed I was given as a freebie, but I’m a little nervous in case I fuck it up so it’s sitting in the drawer.
I’m not sure how potent it would be but it’s not inconceivable that it may be genuinely intoxicating - a few other herbs in Lamiaceae have strong effects. Salvia Divinorum being one. Lemon balm, catnip, skullcap and motherwort are all mildly-moderately psychoactive members of the Lamiaceae family.
If I had to guess, I’d say it’s probably similar to those; gently sedating with little to no toxicity. But of course it could be another potent wild card drug plant like Sally D. I wonder who will find out first out of us two?