If you are referring to the derivitive of the opium poppy called "tar," it certainly is.
If you are referring to the derivitive of the opium poppy called "tar," it certainly is.
No. Raw opium is a yellowish, amber color (see link below). Once converted into heroin it's white. There is a form of heroin called black tar opium and it is black
the drug made from poppy juice is opium you can run the plant through a juicer and let it evaperate and then you have a smokeable shootable drinkable tar.....
Opium. You buy opium as a black tar like substance. When you smoke the opium it burns a red color, and also leaves a very pleasant floral aroma and flavor.
What is produced from the white poppies is a thick liquid often called brown tar,this tar contains various chemicals,the primary chemical is an opiate. The tar is refined and produces the drug Called Opium a powerful addictive narcotic...Further refinement produces a much more potent and addictive form of opium called Heroin.
Opium seeds are called "अफ़ीम के बीज" (afim ke beej) in Hindi.
Nalla mandhu
laudanum
Opiates
Two very common street names for opium are gee and goric. Opium has also been commonly called pen yan and ze.
The Bar of Gold. By the way, opium was legal in Victorian England.