Menaga

The menaga is a large, purple-petaled flower low to the ground. It's speckled blue and is highly poisonous to humans, and geckos. Survivable in quantities no more than a teaspoon a week, however, it becomes extremely hallucinogenic, and causes fevers, shivers, and auditory hallucinogens.

Becomes addictive if taken too often. Withdrawls include diharrea, vomiting, profusely sweating, sensitive senses, and taste changes.