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Skullcap | Organic

Skullcap | Organic

$5.00

Discover the profound calming properties of our Organic Cut and Sifted Skullcap Herb. More than just a vibrant green botanical with a mild, earthy aroma, Skullcap is a revered nervine, traditionally used to soothe the nervous system, alleviate symptoms of stress and anxiety, and promote a sense of tranquil relaxation.

A Powerful Herb for Mind & Body
Valued in herbalism for its dual actions, Skullcap offers holistic benefits:

  • A Renowned Nervine: Gently helps to ease tension, quiet the mind, and support restful sleep, making it a perfect evening tea.

  • A Gentle Bitter: Its subtly bitter notes stimulate digestion, helping to alleviate occasional discomfort and support gut health.

  • Versatile Culinary Uses: Brew a soothing tea, or add its earthy, slightly sweet flavor to soups, salads, and infused oils.

Steeped in Fascinating History
Known by many names like Helmet Flower or Mad Dogweed, Skullcap’s history is as rich as its benefits.
Fun Fact: In the late eighteenth century, it was famously (though incorrectly) touted as a cure for rabies, which is the origin of its folk name "Mad Dogweed." Today, we cherish it not for that, but for its genuine, time-tested role in supporting calm and wellness.

Key Features:

  • 100% Organic & Natural: Finely chopped, vibrant green leaves.

  • Pleasing Earthy Aroma: Creates an inviting and calming atmosphere.

  • Delicate Texture: Ideal for brewing as a tea or incorporating into recipes.

  • Eco-Conscious Packaging: Shipped in a reusable, recyclable kraft bag.

Common Names: Blue skullcap, American skullcap, Helmet flower, Mad Dogweed.

Sold by the ounce.

✩ Packaged in sanitized, upcycled containers (eco-conscious!). Need a new jar? Select one at checkout and email us.

KHS recommends consulting a healthcare provider before using herbal products, especially if pregnant, nursing, or on medications. These statements are not evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.