Many seeds belonging to a family of plants that includes Hawaiian baby woodrose and blue morning glory contain a chemical called LSA which can produce some psychoactive effects. What's False LSA ...

Erowid notes that a “starting dose” is typically 4-5 Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds or 20-25 morning glory seeds (seasoned recreational users take anywhere from 100-400 of the latter).

4. LSA. For a natural psychedelic experience, look no further than d-lysergic acid amide (LSA), found in morning glory seeds and Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds.

In a post on the Seekonk Police Department's website, Bosco noted that students from "a nearby school district" became ill during the "past several weeks" after eating Sleepy Grass, Hawaiian Baby ...