X5 Master Plant Extract Box Set.

Master Plant Glycerine Extract Box Set Five Sacred Amazonian Allies — Alcohol-Free

Five master plant teachers from the heart of the Amazon. One curated collection for emotional healing, energetic protection, heart opening and spiritual connection.

This box set brings together five of the most revered and distinct master plants of the Amazonian tradition — each with its own spirit, its own gifts and its own way of working. Together they form a complete toolkit for inner work — covering the heart, the energy field, emotional release, grounding and dreaming. Whether you are new to plant medicine or deepening an existing practice, this collection offers five different doorways into the wisdom of the forest.

All five are alcohol-free glycerine extracts — naturally sweet, gentle on the system and suitable for daily use.

What's Included

Marosa — Pfaffia iresinoides The Plant of Love. The Little Mother.

Marosa is pure spirit and very unassuming — tiny white flowers, leaves like blades, growing quietly close to the river. And yet among Shipibo healers she is one of the most revered and beloved of all master plants — known lovingly as Mamasita, the little mother. She always grows close to the river, carrying a strong energy of water and a special connection to the serpents of the rivers. The mother of this great teacher plant is the anaconda snake — and those who diet with Marosa in Ayahuasca ceremony frequently encounter visions of giant anacondas, her serpentine presence moving through the work.

Marosa is well known among Shipibo healers for her power to heal the broken heart — to restore a renewed appreciation and love of self and the beauty that resides within. She is used for trauma related to lack of love, abandonment, heartbreak and the long-held wounds that come from not feeling seen or valued. She is not a purgative plant. She is a healing and restoring one. Gentle, maternal and deeply loving.

Bobinsana — Calliandra angustifolia — 1:1 Doctorcita. The Heart Opener. The Dreaming Ally.

Bobinsana grows along the banks of Amazonian rivers, her roots submerged in water, her pink flowers reaching toward the light. In Amazonian tradition she is associated with the water spirits — the Yacuruna — and is considered one of the most loving and accessible of all master plant teachers. Traditionally worked with for grief, loss and emotional numbness, she heightens empathy and sensitivity, enhances vivid dreaming and visionary insight, and brings a quiet but persistent opening of the heart over weeks of consistent use. She is often the first master plant given to those beginning a relationship with Amazonian medicine.

Mother Vine Red — Banisteriopsis Caapi Muricata Red — 1:1 The most grounding and stabilising of the Caapi varieties.

Muricata Red works with gravity, depth and ancestral strength. Where the yellow vine tends toward the more visionary and expansive, the Red Vine works on the emotional ground — clearing deep-seated patterns, building inner fortitude and supporting resilience during times of serious transition or challenge. It contains harmala alkaloids associated with mood support, emotional stability and the brain's capacity for forming new neural pathways.

Ajo Sacha — Mansoa alliacea The Great Cleanser. A plant of clarity, courage and spiritual protection.

Ajo Sacha is primarily a plant of energetic cleansing and spiritual protection. In Amazonian shamanism it is used to clear negative energies, remove blockages from the energy field and strengthen the aura against unwanted influences. It is one of the key plants used in preparation for deeper ceremonial work — purifying the body, mind and spirit so that deeper medicine can be received cleanly. Associated with the restoration of confidence and inner strength, helping you to stand in your own power and move through difficulty with groundedness and resolve.

Ayahuma — Couroupita guianensis The Cannonball Tree. Guardian of the forest.

Ayahuma is a master plant of trauma release, grounding and spiritual protection. Its spirit is described as ancient, friendly and deeply trustworthy — one of the most reliable guardians in the plant kingdom. It anchors the energy field firmly into the earth, shields ceremonial spaces from unwanted energies and works deeply to clear stored emotional wounds. Its warmth and compassion encourages emotional vulnerability — teaching that true protection does not require hardness. The strongest trees in the forest have the deepest roots.

Why Glycerine

All five extracts are prepared using organic vegetable glycerine — drawing out and preserving the full spectrum of each plant's active compounds without alcohol. Naturally sweet, gentle on the digestive system and well suited to daily use. Suitable for those avoiding alcohol for personal, health or ceremonial reasons.

How to Use

5 drops of each extract under the tongue twice daily, away from food and drink. We recommend working with one plant at a time rather than taking all five simultaneously — spending several days or weeks with each one to develop a real relationship with its distinct character before moving to the next. Many people choose to rotate through the set intuitively — choosing the plant that feels most relevant to what they are experiencing or working through in a given period.

Keep a notebook. These plants communicate subtly — through mood, dreams and the quiet quality of your inner life — and tracking your experience deepens the relationship significantly.

Important

Banisteriopsis Caapi is a natural MAO-inhibitor. Do not combine with SSRIs, antidepressants, anti-anxiety or anti-psychotic medication, sleeping aids or any substances with similar pharmacological effects. Bobinsana is traditionally used as a natural contraceptive by indigenous communities — do not use if you are trying to conceive. Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Consult your doctor before use if you are taking prescribed medication. Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any medical condition. This product is offered for its ethnobotanical and traditional value.