Indian Spirit White Water Lily, also known as Nymphaea ampla, offers a special experience due to the unique combination of natural substances nupharine and nymphaeine. This white water lily, which originates from Europe, is not only a beautiful ornamental plant but also has many uses that have been appreciated for centuries.

Features and Benefits:

1. Unique Alkaloids: The presence of nupharine and nymphaeine makes this plant special. These alkaloids are responsible for the spiritual and euphoric effects of the white lotus.

2. Versatile Use: Whether you are looking for a relaxing cup of tea or a special addition to your wine, the dried flowers of Nymphaea ampla are perfect. For tea, steep 5 grams of flowers in hot water for 10-15 minutes. For wine, soak 5 grams of flowers in a bottle of wine for several hours for a unique taste experience.

3. Euphoric and Sedative: Users report both a sedative and euphoric effect, making this flower ideal for spiritual rituals and relaxation. Additionally, it is said to be able to increase sexuality and arousal, similar to the effects of blue lotus.

4. Rich in Nutrients: The seeds of the white water lily are rich in starch, protein and oil. They can be eaten raw or cooked, or dried and ground into flour for making bread or soup.

Usage tips:

• Preparing tea: Add about 5 grams of dried white lotus flowers to hot water and let it steep for 10-15 minutes.
• Preparing Wine: Soak about 5 grams of flowers in a bottle of wine for several hours. Be careful not to use too much as this can make the wine bitter.

Did you know? The seeds of Nymphaea ampla can also be consumed raw or cooked and are a source of starch, protein and oil. This versatility makes the plant a valuable addition to various culinary and medicinal applications.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What are the main effects of white lotus?

   • The main effects are sedative and euphoric. In addition, it can increase sexual arousal.

2. How do I best use white lotus?

   • For tea: Use 5 grams of flowers in hot water and let steep for 10-15 minutes. For wine: Soak 5 grams of flowers in a bottle of wine for several hours.

3. Can I also consume the seeds of the white lotus?

   • Yes, the seeds are rich in nutrients and can be eaten raw or cooked, or dried and ground into flour.

With Indian Spirit White Water Lily you not only bring a piece of nature into your home, but also a source of relaxation and spiritual enrichment. Add these dried flowers to your collection and discover the versatile benefits of Nymphaea ampla. Order today and experience the unique effects of this special plant for yourself.