Mullein Seed - Min 100/pkt - Verbascum thapsus - Organic, Non-GMO, Untreated
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Mullein - Seed Packet
Verbascum thapsus
Minimum 100 seeds per packet - 2020 seed
Aka: Aaron’s rod, Adam’s flannel, feltwort, Jacob’s staff, old man’s flannel, blanket leaf, bullock’s lungwort, cow’s lungwort, hare’s beard, lady’s foxglove, ice leaf, Peter’s staff, shepherd’s club, candlewick, flannel leaf, flannel mullein, flannel plant, hedge taper, Indian tobacco, Jupiter’s staff, torch-wort, velvet dock
Please store your seeds in a cool, dry, dark place until ready to plant 😉
Note: most MFT seed will contain some chaff, especially the tiniest ones.
“Great mullein contains a demulcent, emollient and astringent properties making it useful to help resolve pectoral complaints and bleeding of the lungs and bowels….
Various Native American tribes used great mullein to help cure chest diseases. One such example is by the Navajos who would mix it with tobacco and smoke it to relieve coughing spasms. The Mohicans, however, would mix it with molasses, making a tea and use it as a cough medicine.
Great mullein has a very long history as an herbal remedy and in the Middle Ages was regarded as a cure-all. Its focus is that of curing cough and sore throats.
Mullein contains antiseptic agents and is mostly used today for chest ailments including bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, pleurisy and whooping cough. … The oils destroy disease and germ infections. Insomnia has also been a noted ailment for which mullein can be taken to aid in. …
Verbascum is an expectorant, meaning it is used to expel mucus from the lungs and throat; a demulcent, meaning it has soothing elements and reduces inflammation; a vulnerary, meaning it aids in the promotion of cell growth and repair; and an anodyne, which is a pain reliever.
Infusion of the oils of the mullein flower can be used to create drops to help earaches. This infusion is a very strong antibacterial agent and is also extremely effective in the treatment of mouth and gum ulcers.
The root is commonly used to relieve pain from cramping, toothaches, and convulsions. Alternatively it can be used effectively as an herbal remedy for migraines when accompanied by ear oppression.
Poultices of the great mullein plant leaves have shown to help with hemorrhoids problems and said to be very valuable in the aid of diarrhea due to its combination of demulcent and astringent properties….
The entire mullein plant itself basically possesses sedative and narcotic properties.”
- https://www.herbal-supplement-resource.com/great-mullein-herb.html
“Mullein tea is a traditional treatment for respiratory problems, such as chest colds, bronchitis and asthma. Mullein leaf tea is slightly bitter; a tea of the flowers is sweeter. Both the leaves and flowers contain mucilage, which is soothing to irritated membranes, and saponins, which make coughs more productive. Research has shown that the herb has strong anti-inflammatory activity, and lab studies suggest that mullein flower infusions have antiviral properties, as well.
… Besides using mullein leaf and flower teas to treat respiratory problems, some Native Americans also used the plant’s roots. The Creek Indians drank a decoction of the roots for coughs; other tribes smoked the roots or dried leaves to treat asthma.
Topical applications were equally varied. The Cherokee rubbed mullein leaves in their armpits to treat “prickly rash.” Leaf poultices were used to treat bruises, tumors, rheumatic pains and hemorrhoids. Mullein flower oil (made by steeping the flowers in warm olive oil) also has been used for treating hemorrhoids, as well as earaches.
Mullein leaves have been used in cosmetic preparations to soften skin. “Quaker rouge” refers to the practice of reddening cheeks by rubbing them with a mullein leaf. And a yellow dye extracted from the flowers has been used since Roman times as a hair rinse as well as to dye cloth.”
- https://www.motherearthliving.com/plant-profile/herb-to-know-mullein-verbascum-thapsus
Shipping:
All live plants ship via USPS Priority 2-3 day mail - they ship beautifully!
Each plant box is labeled with “fragile” and “up” arrows – most on every side of box – as well as “keep cool” neon instruction.
Each priority mail plant package is insured with $50-$100 insurance for full cost (product + shipping) in case of damage in transit (very rare).
Most other products ship USPS First Class mail, with insurance optional.
All of our printing paper is 30% recycled paper. Our packing materials are re-used, recycled, or at least 30% recycled materials.
Want to save on shipping? Order a few items so we can use a USPS Priority 2-3 day flat-rate shipping box: medium ($16.05) or large ($22.60), contact us to consolidate shipping :D
Product Care Instructions:
- Live plants: Un-box and water immediately upon delivery. Trim off any damaged leaves & cut back if/as appropriate for variety. Keep in cool shade for at least a few hours to breathe and recover a bit from transit, then plant in larger pots or outdoors, as appropriate for variety, as soon as possible. Plant babies like fish emulsion fertilizer occasionally 😉
- Bare-root Plants: Un-box and plant immediately. Water well, fertilize, trim back. New growth will appear from roots/base in 2-4 weeks.
- Bulbs: Plant asap, or, if necessary, store in cool, dry, dark, breathable container.
- Seeds: Plant asap or store in a cool, dry, dark container.
- Dried Herbs: Store in a cool, dry, dark container.
- HABA Products & Potions: Store in a cool, dark place.
- Singing Bowl Meditations: Just enjoy! Quality speakers enhance pure sound transmission.
ALL Magic Farm Taos plants & herbs for remedios/potions are grown in accord with organic certification standards by a 30+ year grower and former commercial producer. See “About” to learn more about Magica’s history and mission.
Returns/Refunds:
As with your local plant nursery or personal product vendor, we cannot accept returns or offer refunds. As soon as the product leaves our hands (via shipment or local pick-up), we can neither control nor bear responsibility for its condition.
We are happy to help facilitate your insurance claim in the rare instance of damage in transit. 😊
Follow the Magic Farm Taos experience on social media:
www.facebook.com/magicfarmtaos
https://www.instagram.com/magicfarmtaos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2Otnlz45vE&list=UUeUb1QHtamuqH7keHcqjBbw
https://www.pinterest.com/magicfarmtaos
https://twitter.com/farmtaos
IMPORTANT NOTE: By completing purchase, buyer assumes full responsibility for compliance with their state’s laws and regulations regarding potentially invasive or disallowed species or products. Not sure? Check your state’s invasive or prohibited plants list (google it) and other state sites for regulations and laws. 😉
Verbascum thapsus
Minimum 100 seeds per packet - 2020 seed
Aka: Aaron’s rod, Adam’s flannel, feltwort, Jacob’s staff, old man’s flannel, blanket leaf, bullock’s lungwort, cow’s lungwort, hare’s beard, lady’s foxglove, ice leaf, Peter’s staff, shepherd’s club, candlewick, flannel leaf, flannel mullein, flannel plant, hedge taper, Indian tobacco, Jupiter’s staff, torch-wort, velvet dock
Please store your seeds in a cool, dry, dark place until ready to plant 😉
Note: most MFT seed will contain some chaff, especially the tiniest ones.
“Great mullein contains a demulcent, emollient and astringent properties making it useful to help resolve pectoral complaints and bleeding of the lungs and bowels….
Various Native American tribes used great mullein to help cure chest diseases. One such example is by the Navajos who would mix it with tobacco and smoke it to relieve coughing spasms. The Mohicans, however, would mix it with molasses, making a tea and use it as a cough medicine.
Great mullein has a very long history as an herbal remedy and in the Middle Ages was regarded as a cure-all. Its focus is that of curing cough and sore throats.
Mullein contains antiseptic agents and is mostly used today for chest ailments including bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, pleurisy and whooping cough. … The oils destroy disease and germ infections. Insomnia has also been a noted ailment for which mullein can be taken to aid in. …
Verbascum is an expectorant, meaning it is used to expel mucus from the lungs and throat; a demulcent, meaning it has soothing elements and reduces inflammation; a vulnerary, meaning it aids in the promotion of cell growth and repair; and an anodyne, which is a pain reliever.
Infusion of the oils of the mullein flower can be used to create drops to help earaches. This infusion is a very strong antibacterial agent and is also extremely effective in the treatment of mouth and gum ulcers.
The root is commonly used to relieve pain from cramping, toothaches, and convulsions. Alternatively it can be used effectively as an herbal remedy for migraines when accompanied by ear oppression.
Poultices of the great mullein plant leaves have shown to help with hemorrhoids problems and said to be very valuable in the aid of diarrhea due to its combination of demulcent and astringent properties….
The entire mullein plant itself basically possesses sedative and narcotic properties.”
- https://www.herbal-supplement-resource.com/great-mullein-herb.html
“Mullein tea is a traditional treatment for respiratory problems, such as chest colds, bronchitis and asthma. Mullein leaf tea is slightly bitter; a tea of the flowers is sweeter. Both the leaves and flowers contain mucilage, which is soothing to irritated membranes, and saponins, which make coughs more productive. Research has shown that the herb has strong anti-inflammatory activity, and lab studies suggest that mullein flower infusions have antiviral properties, as well.
… Besides using mullein leaf and flower teas to treat respiratory problems, some Native Americans also used the plant’s roots. The Creek Indians drank a decoction of the roots for coughs; other tribes smoked the roots or dried leaves to treat asthma.
Topical applications were equally varied. The Cherokee rubbed mullein leaves in their armpits to treat “prickly rash.” Leaf poultices were used to treat bruises, tumors, rheumatic pains and hemorrhoids. Mullein flower oil (made by steeping the flowers in warm olive oil) also has been used for treating hemorrhoids, as well as earaches.
Mullein leaves have been used in cosmetic preparations to soften skin. “Quaker rouge” refers to the practice of reddening cheeks by rubbing them with a mullein leaf. And a yellow dye extracted from the flowers has been used since Roman times as a hair rinse as well as to dye cloth.”
- https://www.motherearthliving.com/plant-profile/herb-to-know-mullein-verbascum-thapsus
Shipping:
All live plants ship via USPS Priority 2-3 day mail - they ship beautifully!
Each plant box is labeled with “fragile” and “up” arrows – most on every side of box – as well as “keep cool” neon instruction.
Each priority mail plant package is insured with $50-$100 insurance for full cost (product + shipping) in case of damage in transit (very rare).
Most other products ship USPS First Class mail, with insurance optional.
All of our printing paper is 30% recycled paper. Our packing materials are re-used, recycled, or at least 30% recycled materials.
Want to save on shipping? Order a few items so we can use a USPS Priority 2-3 day flat-rate shipping box: medium ($16.05) or large ($22.60), contact us to consolidate shipping :D
Product Care Instructions:
- Live plants: Un-box and water immediately upon delivery. Trim off any damaged leaves & cut back if/as appropriate for variety. Keep in cool shade for at least a few hours to breathe and recover a bit from transit, then plant in larger pots or outdoors, as appropriate for variety, as soon as possible. Plant babies like fish emulsion fertilizer occasionally 😉
- Bare-root Plants: Un-box and plant immediately. Water well, fertilize, trim back. New growth will appear from roots/base in 2-4 weeks.
- Bulbs: Plant asap, or, if necessary, store in cool, dry, dark, breathable container.
- Seeds: Plant asap or store in a cool, dry, dark container.
- Dried Herbs: Store in a cool, dry, dark container.
- HABA Products & Potions: Store in a cool, dark place.
- Singing Bowl Meditations: Just enjoy! Quality speakers enhance pure sound transmission.
ALL Magic Farm Taos plants & herbs for remedios/potions are grown in accord with organic certification standards by a 30+ year grower and former commercial producer. See “About” to learn more about Magica’s history and mission.
Returns/Refunds:
As with your local plant nursery or personal product vendor, we cannot accept returns or offer refunds. As soon as the product leaves our hands (via shipment or local pick-up), we can neither control nor bear responsibility for its condition.
We are happy to help facilitate your insurance claim in the rare instance of damage in transit. 😊
Follow the Magic Farm Taos experience on social media:
www.facebook.com/magicfarmtaos
https://www.instagram.com/magicfarmtaos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2Otnlz45vE&list=UUeUb1QHtamuqH7keHcqjBbw
https://www.pinterest.com/magicfarmtaos
https://twitter.com/farmtaos
IMPORTANT NOTE: By completing purchase, buyer assumes full responsibility for compliance with their state’s laws and regulations regarding potentially invasive or disallowed species or products. Not sure? Check your state’s invasive or prohibited plants list (google it) and other state sites for regulations and laws. 😉
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