What plants or herbs have phycedelic effects other than salvia?

Question

What plants or herbs have phycedelic effects other than salvia?

Answer 1

certain types of mushrooms

Answer 2

Man, you sure asked an open question. This is one of the coolest things about botany.

Tons of plants in the Solanaceae family (the same family as potatoes and tomatoes) have psychedelic effects. The Convolvulaceae have a few key players, like Morning Glory, whose seeds contain a secondary compound very much like LSD. There is also ayahuasca, which contains DMT, and peyote cactus...

The list goes on and on and on and, well, you get the picture. Do a search for secondary compounds and you will definitely find some incredible things. So many of these things are legal and won't get you in trouble (unless you decide to run around naked or something) and totally available for the harvesting, if you are confident in your plant keying.

Good luck!

(and never ever try Datura)