Iboga seeds.

Iboga seeds come from the Tabernanthe iboga plant, which is native to Central Africa. The seeds contain ibogaine, a psychoactive compound with potential therapeutic effects. Ibogaine has been researched for its possible application in treating addiction, particularly to substances like opioids. However, its best known for its hallucinogenic properties and potential for health issues.

The fruits are not available year-round, please contact us for availability of Iboga Seeds. The Pods are unopened, and contain between 24 fresh seeds, conservable under favorable conditions.

Iboga Seeds. Tabernanthe ibogaine is a member of the Apocynaceae family, native to the wet tropical areas of west-central Africa, mainly Congo and Gabon. Common names include Iboga, EboKa and Eboga. Tabernanthe is a small genus comprising only two species, T. iboga and T. elliptica (this species has prickly fruit similar to Datura spp.). It is recorded that the two species may cross pollinate to produce a fertile hybrid (Iboga and Ibogaine, Nico Dauphin).

Tabernanthe shrubs generally grow to a height of half a meter to two meters. Branches occur in pairs, and two slender, pedunculate inflorescences appear in pairs just above points of branching. Tabernanthe also has sepal-like bracts and conspicuous leaf scars. As with many other members of the Apocynaceae, Tabernanthe is characterized by milky sap and the occurrence of many useful alkaloids in the bark, leaves and root (Iboga and Ibogaine, Nico Dauphin).