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Organic Station Dried African Potato - Per 100g
Dried African Potato is a traditional southern African botanical derived from the tuber of the Hypoxis plant species. It is commonly used in herbal preparations, infusions, and traditional botanical blends, as well as in educational, craft, or ethnobotanical applications.
Product Details
| Product Type | Dried Botanical Root Material |
| Botanical Name | Hypoxis hemerocallidea (commonly associated species; may vary by batch) |
| Plant Part Used | Dried tuber/root |
| Processing Method | Harvested, cleaned, sliced or milled, and dried |
| Appearance | Light to dark brown dried pieces or powder depending on cut |
| Cultivation | Naturally grown without synthetic pesticides or herbicides where possible; not certified organic |
| Origin | Southern Africa (varies by batch) |
Usage Information
- Commonly used in traditional herbal preparations and botanical infusions
- May be included in craft, educational, or ethnobotanical projects
- Suitable for dried botanical blends where appropriate
- Documentation such as COA or SDS available on request where applicable
Tea & Infusion Preparation
$2.09
Organic Station Dried African Potato - Per 100g—
$2.09
Description
Dried African Potato is a traditional southern African botanical derived from the tuber of the Hypoxis plant species. It is commonly used in herbal preparations, infusions, and traditional botanical blends, as well as in educational, craft, or ethnobotanical applications.
Product Details
| Product Type | Dried Botanical Root Material |
| Botanical Name | Hypoxis hemerocallidea (commonly associated species; may vary by batch) |
| Plant Part Used | Dried tuber/root |
| Processing Method | Harvested, cleaned, sliced or milled, and dried |
| Appearance | Light to dark brown dried pieces or powder depending on cut |
| Cultivation | Naturally grown without synthetic pesticides or herbicides where possible; not certified organic |
| Origin | Southern Africa (varies by batch) |
Usage Information
- Commonly used in traditional herbal preparations and botanical infusions
- May be included in craft, educational, or ethnobotanical projects
- Suitable for dried botanical blends where appropriate
- Documentation such as COA or SDS available on request where applicable
