Description
Description:
The Dreamer Shrooms Blue Lotus Extract Tincture is a botanical tincture built around one ingredient: blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea), the water lily people have been steeping and sipping since ancient Egypt. It’s for anyone who wants a gentle, plant-based way to downshift at the end of the day without reaching for a cannabinoid.
Here’s the thing about blue lotus: it isn’t cannabis. People who enjoy it usually describe a soft, dreamy sort of calm. Mellow and unhurried, the kind of mood that goes well with a dim room and a book you keep meaning to finish.
The tincture format is a big part of the appeal. A dropper lets you decide how much you take, it’s discreet, and there’s no smoke and no sugary gummy involved. Hold it under the tongue, or stir it into tea. Either way works.
We carry it next to our other botanical and herbal tinctures because it fills a real gap. Some folks would rather keep THC out of the picture entirely. Others just want something to rotate in on nights off from cannabinoids. This covers both.
Benefits:
Blue lotus has a long history for a reason. It’s one of the oldest relaxation botanicals on record, and this tincture puts a concentrated extract of it in a format that’s easy to measure and easy to live with. If “dreamy” sounds like your kind of evening, it earns a spot on the nightstand.
- A mellow, dreamy calm, which is the signature blue lotus experience
- Not a cannabinoid product, so it works on cannabis-free nights
- Dropper format for easy, adjustable amounts
- Smoke-free and sugar-free
- Mixes into tea or goes straight under the tongue
- Small enough to toss in a bag for travel
Learn more…
What is blue lotus?
Blue lotus is a water lily, Nymphaea caerulea, native to the Nile region. Ancient Egyptians soaked it in wine and put it everywhere from temple art to burial rites. Today it shows up in teas, smoking blends, and extracts like this tincture, usually enjoyed in the evening for a relaxed, dreamy mood.
Does blue lotus contain THC or other cannabinoids?
No. Blue lotus isn’t a cannabis or hemp plant, so the flower itself isn’t a source of THC, CBD, or any other cannabinoid. That’s exactly why a lot of our customers keep a blue lotus tincture around. It’s a wind-down option that stays in its own lane, separate from their Delta 9 or THCa products.
Is CannaBuddy legit?
We’re a brick-and-mortar dispensary with locations in Charlotte and Matthews, North Carolina, and we’ve been shipping orders nationwide since the early days of hemp-derived products. We only carry brands we trust, we answer the phone, and we’d rather talk you out of the wrong product than sell you one. Come visit if you’re local. We’re not hard to find.
Why choose a tincture over a tea or capsule?
Control, mostly. A dropper lets you take a little or a little more without brewing anything, and sublingual use (under the tongue) tends to come on quicker than something you swallow. Tinctures also travel well and don’t need a kettle. If you’re already a fan of botanical tinctures, you’ll find plenty of company on our shelves.
Suggested Use:
- Shake the bottle well before each use.
- Start low, go slow: begin with a partial dropper and see how it sits with you before taking more.
- Hold the extract under your tongue for 30 to 60 seconds, then swallow. Or stir it into warm tea or water if you’d rather sip it.
- Give it some time before deciding whether you want a second round. Evening use is where most people land with blue lotus.
Store in a cool, dark place with the cap tightened. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If you’re pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, talk with a healthcare professional before use.
Ingredients:
Made with blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) flower extract.
Blue lotus is just one of the botanicals we stock for slow evenings. Browse our full catalog and find the one that fits your routine.
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