No, California poppies do not contain the narcotic alkaloids found in the opium poppy. Although there are unrelated compounds in California poppies that may have a mild psychoactive effect, these are not the chemicals found in opium.
No. The California poppy (Eschscholzia californica) contains different alkaloids than the opium poppy (Papaver somniferum). Therefore, an extract of the California poppy would not exhibit the same...
maybe i am trying it PS the roots look like curates and are the most potent. I have done this before by smoking straight herb and got a 20 minits of a kinda floaty feeling. It is better to just grow...
a golden Orangey flower similar to a butter cup, the California golden poppy is classified as an opiate. Rumor has it that it is illegal to harvest them in California. The reason being that a low...
Although possession of opium poppy seeds is not illegal in the United States, growing opium poppies is illegal.Since WikiAnswers goes by the laws of the United States, we cannot provide information...