Sacred Botanicals
Yopo Seeds
Anadenanthera peregrina · Orinoco Basin, South America
Yopo seeds come from Anadenanthera peregrina, a leguminous tree of the Orinoco Basin whose seeds have a long history of ceremonial use among indigenous peoples of South America and the Caribbean.
What are Yopo Seeds?
Yopo seeds are the flat, dark seeds of Anadenanthera peregrina, sometimes called cohoba. The tree grows across the savannahs of the Orinoco Basin and northern South America.
We offer whole seeds, single-origin, for botanical and cultural appreciation.
Origin & habitat
Native to the grasslands and gallery forests of the Orinoco region, Anadenanthera is a resilient legume. Our seeds are sourced responsibly and cleaned before offering.
Tradition & cultural context
Yopo has one of the longest documented histories of ceremonial use in the Americas, with archaeological evidence spanning thousands of years across the Caribbean and South America.
We share it strictly for educational and cultural interest, with no medical claims.
Formats & how it is offered
Offered as whole seeds in 30g and 100g weights, cleaned and stored dry.
Sourcing & quality
Single-origin, traceable and inspected. Shipping is restricted in some states; check local regulations before ordering.
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Frequently asked
From Anadenanthera peregrina, a leguminous tree native to the Orinoco Basin, also known as cohoba.
Whole seeds in 30g and 100g resealable weights.
Yes, in some states such as Louisiana. The checkout flags restricted destinations automatically.
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Compliance & disclaimer. Sold strictly for educational, botanical, cultural and craft purposes to adults 21+. We make no medical claims; this is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition and is not for human consumption. Check the laws in your jurisdiction; some items cannot ship to certain states.