WORMWOOD dried herb for aromatherapy digestion euphoria

What plant is hidden under the name wormwood?

Wormwood, in Latin Artemisia absinthium, is a perennial herb from the aster family with silvery-gray leaves. It is the same plant from which absinthe gets its name.

The package contains 15 g of dried herb in a snap jar. The aroma is distinctly bitter and herbal, so measure out small amounts until you find what suits you.

Ingredients

Dried herb of wormwood, in Latin Artemisia absinthium. The manufacturer does not list any other ingredients.

What do you get?

• Package of 15 g of dried herb
• Species given by its Latin name, not just the word wormwood
• Dried herb in a snap jar
• The same catalog number under which the product is listed by the manufacturer

How to use

• Grind the herb with a grinder before use
• Start with a small amount, as the aroma is bitter and intense
• Close the jar with the snap lid after each opening
• Store in a dry and dark place

For whom

• You are collecting a set of herbs for aromatherapy
• You are looking for a distinctly bitter profile, not floral
• You want a species given by its Latin name

Specifications

Variants and category

The manufacturer offers a whole series of herbs in the same jars, from floral to spicy. You can find them in the Herbs category.

Safety and storage

The dried herb is intended for aromatherapy. It is not a food product and does not replace a varied diet.

Store in a sealed package, in a dry and dark place, out of reach of children and pets. Moisture clumps the herb and spoils the aroma.

Do you have a question about the weight or the source of the raw material? Write or call. At u Bucha, we advise before the purchase, not after it.