calendula

about this herb

botanical name: calendula officinalis.

available in: petals and whole flower.

common use: calendula is commonly used in herbal teas and botanical preparations centered around skin and tissue support. externally, the flowers are frequently incorporated into infused oils, salves, compresses, baths, and other botanical body care preparations.

flavor profile: mildly floral and herbaceous with subtle earthy notes and gentle bitterness.

how to prepare

infusion: add 1 to 2 teaspoons of dried calendula petals or 1 to 2 whole flowers to 8 oz of hot water. cover and steep for 10 to 15 minutes, then strain.

for topical preparations: calendula may also be incorporated into infused oils, baths, compresses, and other botanical preparations using a method appropriate for your intended use.

good to know

calendula is one of those versatile botanicals that moves easily between the tea cabinet and botanical body care.

naturally caffeine free.

petals add bright golden color to herbal blends, while whole flowers offer a beautiful option for infusions, baths, and botanical preparations.

🔴 storage: high pest risk. delicate dried flowers can be susceptible to pantry pests and moisture. store tightly sealed in a cool, dark, dry place and inspect periodically.

net wt.: 1 oz.

faq

what does calendula taste like?
calendula is mildly floral and herbaceous with subtle earthy notes and gentle bitterness.

what is the difference between calendula petals and whole flowers?
both come from calendula officinalis. petals are easy to incorporate into teas and botanical blends, while whole flowers offer the full dried flower for infusions, baths, decorative preparations, and other herbal projects.

is calendula caffeine free?
yes. calendula is naturally caffeine free.

can calendula be used outside of tea?
yes. calendula is commonly incorporated into infused oils, salves, baths, compresses, and other botanical body care preparations.

what herbs pair well with calendula?
calendula pairs well with chamomile, rose petals, lavender, lemon balm, and nettle.

warnings + disclaimer

warning: consult a qualified healthcare professional before internal use if pregnant or nursing, taking medications, or managing a medical condition. individuals with sensitivities to plants in the asteraceae family should use caution.

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