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Organic Licorice Root C/S Cut & Sifted Fresh (Glycyrrhiza glabra) Flavor Candy

Because we import our herbs directly they are fresh, potent, and very high quality. Our Licorice is sustainably sourced and freshly cut. It’s organic and extremely versatile. Looking for powder or liquid tinctures? Check out our other items. We have a satisfaction guarantee! Check out our other products for incredible botanicals! We do our best to provide it at a reasonable price without sacrificing on quality.

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Silene Capensis AFRICAN DREAM HERB *Wild Harvested* 3.5 grams

Silene Capensis is a small shrub native to the eastern coast of southern Africa. The Xhosa tribe regards the plant as sacred and it is held in the highest of regards. Our Silene Capensis is Wild Harvested in South Africa by the Khoi natives 🙂 Traditionally the roots of the plant are consumed via a tea, or by swallowing ground up material. The effects are cosidered oneirogenic, or ‘dream creating’, in nature. Said to increase the vividnss as well as the ability of one to recall ones dreams. An interesting quality of this plant is the magnitude of its potency, active at only 250mg, thats a quarter of one gram! Traditionally the herb is consumed during the daytime rather than before sleeping, and is eaten on an empty stomach. The chemicals responsible for the dream enhancement take hours to aborb which is why it isn’t consumed right before sleep as other dream herbs are. I believe the effects are said to build up as well if taken daily. And its important to know that the Xhosa feel that more is not better with this herb. It is said that when you find the dose that works for your dreaming, do not increase, as this will not increase dreaming but instead will only make it harder to digest.

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Boneset Herb (Eupatorium perfoliatum) NY Herb Premium Quality FREE SHIP

This member of the aster family was widely used by Native Americans, who referred to the herb as ague weed. European settlers learned how to use the plant from the Menominee, Delaware, Mohegan, Iroquois, and Cherokee, all of which who made infusions of the leaf and bark whenever fevers broke out.In fact, the common name for this plant likely came from its use in the colonies to counter dengue fever, a mosquito-transmitted viral infection known as break-bone fever at the time. The herb was so dependent in the 19th century that it traveled with soldiers into battle during the Civil War.The tannins and alkaloids in this herb lend astringent properties, which makes the boneset suitable for various topical applications.Important Note: BUY 2, GET 1 FREE ( Add 3 To Card ) We are Running a Promotion Buy 2 and Get 1 Free. To avail this offer you need add a total of 3 items from across the store you can choose any item you want you will add 3 items in cart and 1 will be Automatically FREE you will only need to pay for 2 items.It’s a Limited Time Offer so Hurry UP and Get it NOW