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Black nightshade is yet another member of the Nightshade family ... our Black Nightshade is wildcrafted.

From Sarah Lawless:
Ruling Deities: Hecate, Isis, Saturn, Hades

Found wild in the woods, desolate spots, hedges, and wastelands, this nightshade is also poisonous, but the well-ripened berries are okay in very small amounts. Black Nightshades are not hallucinogenic. Black nightshade can be found as a food plant in India and Ethiopia although this is not recommended. Can be used as an offering for communion with the underworld spirits and gods.

NOTE: leaves and roots emit toxic fumes when burned... use in a well ventilated area.

Please Note: While considered edible if prepared correctly Black Nightshade does contain solanine which can be poisonous. Also tests the particular Black Nightshade we are selling (this is wildcrafted from an area where Atropa does not grow) in the past has shown positive for Atropine (the toxin found in Belladonna) therefore this sold as curio only