Blue Lotus Flowers (sold by weight)

Blue Lotus Flowers Sold by weight Price is for one gram (one ounce is a little over 28 grams) Blue Lotus, worldwide famous as Dream Tea, Chakra Tea, or Spiritual Tea, has symbolized spiritual enlightenment for thousands of years. One of its most popular uses was that of an aphrodisiac. Blue Lotus Flowers have significant importance in various cultural aspects of ancient Egyptians. Blue Lotus was the first plant to be used as a party plant. This plant can be still found in the walls of ancient tombs, so researchers are believing that the effects of Blue Lotus were also used for religious purposes. Ancient paintings, having Blue Lotus and wine together, have shown that Egyptians used this plant to make tinctures and alcoholic beverages. There are plenty of ways to use Blue Lotus such as in the form of absolute oil, essential oil, resin, powder, extract, tinctures, wine, and tea. Blue Lotus tea is prepared from the blue lily flower, which has a medicinal profile. The Blue Lotus is a very spirituous fragrance and is an alluring flower that used as Herbal tea to cure a lot of issues since ancient Egyptian times. Nowadays, Blue Lotus Tea is considered a mind-altering drink, which benefits you a lot. In ancient times, Blue Lotus Tea was considered both medicinally and recreationally. It has many medicinal properties that help cure restless sleep, increased anxiety levels, and some mild aphrodisiac effects as well. - Can act as a nervous system relaxant, also known as a Nervine - Can help promote restful sleep - Helps to reduce stress + anxiety - May open up the third eye - May induce relaxation - May heighten awareness - May relieve anxiety Ingredients: Organic blue lotus flowers (nymphaea caerulea) Non-GMO, USDA Certified Organic Directions: To make blue lotus tea, add 3–5 grams of dried flowers to 1–2 cups (250–500 ml) of hot water. Let steep for 5–10 minutes. Add honey or sugar, if required. Strain the Blue Lotus Flower Tea in your best-loved mug. If you choose to smoke it, roll dried flowers using rolling papers. For vaping, finely ground flowers can be added to a vaporizer and inhaled. Storage: Keep in a cool, dark, dry place Source: Grown and dried in Sri Lanka