New OCs: Botany Mafia

J: Used ceremonially by a number of indigenous peoples, jimsonweed acts as a deliriant and can produce intense spiritual visions. However, it is highly dangerous, and careless use can easily result in fatalities. Users often report terrifying hallucinations and paranoid delusions under its influence and may experience prolonged side effects such as blurred vision after its use. Many do not try it a second time.</i>

C: Psychological effects tend to predominate, with the user commonly experiencing a mild euphoria and alterations in vision and judgment that result in distortions of time and space. Acute intoxication may occasionally induce visual hallucinations, anxiety, depression, paranoid reactions, and psychoses lasting four to six hours. Marijuana’s physical effects include reddening of the eyes, dryness of the mouth and throat, moderate increase in rapidity of the heartbeat, tightness of the chest (if the drug is smoked), drowsiness, unsteadiness, and muscular incoordination.</i>

M: Any and every part of the mistletoe plant is poisonous to ingest, and is known to very rapidly cause severely blurred vision, nausea, excessive drooling, abdominal pain, vomiting, abnormally low blood pressure, weakness of the heart, and increasing drowsiness. In severe cases, or if not treated, mistletoe can quickly and easily cause seizures, and even become lethal.