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Mimosa Hostilis, Shredded Rootbark
€ 12.00 – € 216.00 incl. VAT
We are grateful to offer you Mimosa Hostilis
Mimosa Tenuiflora or Mimosa Hostilis is a shrub native to northern Brazil and southern Mexico.
Traditionally, a tea prepared from shredded rootbark has been used for treating wounds and skin diseases. Another use is as an entheogen – in the northeastern Brazil a shredded mimosa rootbark tea is used in religious ceremonies.
We are preparing an article about the use of the plant, soon to be ready here
Country of origin: Brazil
This product is an ethnobotanical specimen.
It is not approved as a nutritional supplement, nutritive or a drug. We are not responsible for the damage caused by the irresponsible use.
This product is an ethnobotanical specimen.
It is not approved as a nutritional supplement, nutritive or a drug. We are not responsible for the damage caused by the irresponsible use.
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