Mimosa Hostilis
Root Bark – Ethnobotanical Grade (Shredded / Powdered)
Premium Mimosa hostilis (Jurema Preta), ethically harvested and finely processed—available in powdered or shredded form. For research, ceremonial, and educational use only.
Product Details
Botanical Name
Mimosa hostilis
Common Names
Jurema Preta, Jurema Branca
Origin
Brazil (wild-harvested)
Form
Shredded or Powdered
Weight Options
50g | 100g | 250g
Use
Ethnobotanical research, ceremonial study, plant education
About Mimosa hostilis
Mimosa hostilis—known as Jurema Preta in Brazilian spiritual practice—has been used for generations in visionary ceremonies and root medicine traditions. This DMT-rich plant is at the heart of sacred healing, particularly in Afro-Indigenous syncretic rituals.
We honor that legacy by offering this plant with full respect for its spiritual roots and the communities that have carried this knowledge forward.
Traditional Context
Mimosa hostilis holds sacred significance in South American and Afro-Indigenous traditions. Known as Jurema Preta, it has been central to visionary work, healing ceremonies, and spiritual initiation for centuries. This plant is deeply woven into the fabric of ancestral practice.
Why Choose Entheogen Africa's Mimosa?
- Ethically sourced and lab-inspected
- Finely processed for consistency
- Shipped with free ceremonial usage guide (PDF)
- Not irradiated, no additives
- Trusted by researchers, educators, and ceremonial practitioners
Available Formats
Root Bark (Shredded)
Whole bark pieces, ideal for slow infusions and traditional preparation methods. Preserves the full plant material.
- ✓ 50g, 100g, 250g
- ✓ Full plant integrity
- ✓ Traditional preparation
- ✓ Slow infusion ideal
Root Bark (Powdered)
Fine powder ideal for research, extraction work, and ceremonial use. Consistent particle size.
- ✓ 50g, 100g, 250g
- ✓ Consistent particle size
- ✓ Extraction-ready
- ✓ Research-grade
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jurema Preta?
Jurema Preta is the traditional Brazilian name for Mimosa hostilis. "Jurema" refers to the plant in indigenous traditions, while "Preta" means "black" in Portuguese, referring to the dark color of the bark. It's deeply significant in Afro-Indigenous spiritual practices.
What's the difference between shredded and powdered?
Shredded bark preserves the full plant material and is ideal for traditional infusions and slow extraction. Powdered bark is finely ground for research, faster extraction, and ceremonial use. Both contain the same botanical properties.
Is Mimosa hostilis legal to purchase?
Mimosa hostilis is legal in most countries for research, ceremonial, and educational purposes. However, laws vary significantly by region. We strongly recommend checking your local import and possession laws before ordering. We provide clear documentation with all shipments.
How should I store Mimosa?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep in an airtight container to preserve potency and prevent degradation. Properly stored bark can maintain its properties for extended periods.
Do you offer lab testing?
Yes. Lab testing certificates are available upon request for all products. We can provide alkaloid profile analysis and purity verification to support your research or verification needs.
Important Notice
- •This product is sold strictly for ethnobotanical, ceremonial, and research purposes.
- •It is not intended for human consumption or recreational use.
- •Always check your local laws before ordering.
- •Consult with experienced practitioners before use.
- •We provide discreet packaging and clear customs documentation.