DATURA STRAMONIUM

Botanical Name: Datura stramonium

Common Names: Devil’s Trumpet, Thorn Apple, Jimsonweed, Moonflower

Elemental Alignment: Air / Spirit

Planetary Influence: Saturn & Pluto

Chakric Echo: Third Eye (Ajna) & Shadow Root

Poisonous: YES – EXTREMELY TOXIC

For Ritual Use Only. Not for Ingestion.

Enshrouded in a veil of lunar poison and nightshade glamour, Datura stramonium is one of the most infamous and sacred baneful herbs in the history of witchcraft, necromancy, and dreamwalking. Known for its thorned seed pods and hypnotic trumpet-shaped flowers that unfurl under moonlight, this plant has long served as the gatekeeper to the liminal, the guardian of poisonous mysteries, and the mistress of altered states.

Used by witches, cunning folk, and shamanic practitioners across centuries, Datura is revered as an herbal key to trance states, astral travel, and communion with chthonic entities. Her spirit is harsh yet revealing, dangerous yet divine. She does not suffer the uninitiated—Datura is not a herb, but a crucible.

Extremely Toxic

Datura stramonium is a sacred poison. This plant is NOT to be ingested. Improper use may result in delirium, permanent damage, or death. Handle with ritualistic reverence and protective measures. Keep away from pets, children, and the uninitiated. This product is sold for historical, educational, and ritual purposes only.