Caupuri Caapi (Banisteriopsis caapi), Yage - Seeds

Description Ayahuasca vine (Banisteriopsis caapi „Caupuri“) - Seeds   Here you can also find our Banisteriopsis caapi „Cielo“ seeds! �� Information about the seed Origin: Costa Rica Harvesting the seeds: 2026 Germination period: approx. 3-10 weeks seeds per serving: 10 seeds - Larger quantities on request! �� Information on the species Family: Malpighiaceae (Malpighiaceae family) Synonyms: Ayahuasca, Yagé, Caapi Original origin: Amazon region of South America Type of use: Ethnobotanical collector's and ornamental plant Banisteriopsis caapi „Caupuri“ seeds are among the most fascinating ethnobotanical seeds of all. The famous ayahuasca liana has been one of the best-known plants in the Amazon region for decades and is prized by collectors, plant lovers and ethnobotanical enthusiasts worldwide. The seeds on offer come from a Costa Rican source and enable the cultivation of an extraordinary tropical climbing plant. The variant Banisteriopsis caapi „Caupuri“ has a special status within botanical collections. Many enthusiasts regard this line as an interesting selection within various Caapi types. With increasing age, the plant develops long shoots, large green leaves and the characteristic growth of a tropical rainforest liana. Anyone looking for rare ethnobotanical plants, tropical rarities or unusual collector's plants will find what they are looking for with Banisteriopsis caapi Caupuri seeds a particularly exciting species with a unique background. �� Growing the seeds Sowing: Possible indoors all year round Germination period: approx. 3-10 weeks Seeding depth: Cover seeds only lightly Substrate: loose, airy growing medium with perlite Location: warm (24-30°C), bright, high humidity Pouring: Keep evenly slightly moist Planting distance: Provide climbing support later   �� Use Banisteriopsis caapi has played an important cultural role in various regions of South America for centuries. In the Amazon region in particular, the plant is deeply rooted in local traditions and ethnobotanical contexts. Historically, it has been valued by various indigenous groups and is still one of the best-known plants in the rainforest today. Irrespective of this background, the species developed over time into one of the most sought-after collector's plants on the international ethnobotanical scene. Today it is cultivated worldwide - not only because of its history, but also because of its attractive tropical appearance and vigorous climbing habit. The line in particular Caupuri enjoys great popularity within botanical collections and is considered by many collectors to be an exciting variant within the Banisteriopsis world. �� Worth knowing The term „ayahuasca“ originally comes from the Quechua language and is often translated as „liana of the soul“. Hardly any other ethnobotanical plant has achieved such worldwide renown as Banisteriopsis caapi. Over the decades, different lines, regional varieties and collector's selections such as Caupuri, Tucunacá and Ourinhos were created. It is precisely these differences that make the species particularly exciting for collectors, botanists and lovers of rare plants to this day. ❓ Frequently asked questions How long does germination take? Under warm conditions usually approx. 3-10 weeks. Is Banisteriopsis caapi hardy? No. As a tropical rainforest plant, it needs permanently warm conditions. Is Caupuri suitable as a houseplant? Yes, with sufficient warmth, humidity and climbing possibilities, the species can be cultivated well.   ⚖️ Legal notice This product is offered exclusively as botanical collection, research and illustrative material. The seeds offered are intended for botanical, scientific, decorative or collector's purposes. The information provided is intended solely for general information and educational purposes in the field of botany and ethnobotany. It does not constitute a recommendation, instruction or request for a specific application, processing or use. We expressly point out that the cultivation, possession or use of certain plant species may be subject to legal restrictions in individual countries. Please inform yourself about the applicable legal regulations in your country before purchasing. GardenShaman.eu accepts no liability for improper or inappropriate use of the products offered.