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Passion Flower Herb (Passiflora incarnata L.) | Loose Cut Botanical
Passion Flower Herb (Passiflora incarnata L.) | Loose Cut Botanical
🌿 Which Option Should You Choose?
Both options are practitioner-grade, apothecary-standard botanicals processed under strict GMP & HACCP guidelines—100% additive-free, non-irradiated, non-GMO, and fully verified for purity and safety.
- Soil Association Certified Organic: Ideal if you require official third-party organic certification, guaranteeing the herb was grown entirely without synthetic pesticides or chemical fertilizers—the gold standard for organic purists.
- Sustainably Cultivated & Wild-Crafted: Ideal if you want peak botanical potency from pristine rural farms and unpolluted wild habitats. Fully lab-screened for heavy metals and contaminants, and organoleptically verified by our Master Herbalist to deliver uncompromised active constituent quality at an accessible price.
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Company Registration: Botanical Remedies LTD (No. 16096218)
Food Safety & Hygiene: FSA Registered (ID 1785398)
Organic Accreditation: Soil Association Licensed (DA31976 / GB-ORG-05)
Quality Guarantee: COA / COC available upon request.
20% Trade Discount available for verified practitioners.
Sustainably sourced from wild nature and premium organic or traditional farms
Practitioner-Grade Passion Flower Herb (Passiflora incarnata L.)
Our Passion Flower Herb—gently harvested, cut, and sifted—is a supreme, apothecary-grade loose botanical. Sourced from high-grade European cultivations, this cooling plant material is one of the most cherished relaxing staples in global traditional herbalism.
Processed under strict GMP and HACCP quality management systems, our 100% pure Passiflora incarnata consists exclusively of clean, vibrant cut leaf, flower, and stem material—completely free from fillers, artificial flavorings, or synthetic inputs. Unlike commercial tea dust and mass-market bag teas, our cut and sifted herb preserves the natural structural integrity of the plant, delivering optimal volatile constituents and flavonoid density in every infusion.
Traditional Energetics, Affinities & Global Lore
Utilized for millennia by Native American traditions and brought to Europe by Eclectic practitioners, Passion Flower was named for its extraordinary, complex floral structure and revered as a quintessential calming botanical for balancing a busy mind.
- Traditional Energetics: Energetically classified as slightly bitter, bland, cool, and dry.
- Organ Affinities & Eastern Traditions: In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) patterns, it is classified as a downward-moving, sinking, and anchoring botanical. It traditionally helps anchor upward-rising Yang while soothing excess Fire and Heat associated with Liver Yang flaring.
- Synergistic Apothecary Formulations: Combines exceptionally well in traditional relaxing blends with Valerian Root (Valeriana officinalis), Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis), Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla), or Skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora).
Preparation Protocols & Dosage
Passiflora incarnata yields a delicate, aromatic, and soothing liquor when infused properly. It offers a pleasant, mild, earthy, and slightly sweet flavor profile with subtle floral and grassy notes.
- Classic Soothing Infusion (Hot Brew): Place 1 to 2 teaspoons (approx. 2–4g) of loose cut herb into a cup or teapot. Pour over 250ml of freshly boiled water. Cover the vessel to trap delicate volatile aromatics and steep for 5 to 15 minutes. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve (to catch fine plant trichomes) and enjoy up to 3 times daily.
- Bedtime "Short Brew" Protocol: To enjoy a traditional evening ritual without consuming excessive fluid before sleep, steep 1 to 2 teaspoons of Passion Flower in just 50–100ml of freshly boiled water for 10 to 15 minutes. Strain and sip as a concentrated herbal short brew.
- Versatile Extractions: Beyond loose infusions, this practitioner-grade cut herb is suitable for grinding into capsules, steeping in apple cider vinegar, or extracting into liquid alcohol menstruums (1:5 extraction ratio at 45% ABV).
Sourcing Quality & EU Laboratory Standards
Select between two premium quality grades, both subjected to rigorous independent testing upon arrival:
- Certified Organic Grade (France): Certified organic by the Soil Association and screened to European Pharmacopoeia (Ph. Eur. 5.1.8) Category A standards for herbal infusions. Fully tested for TAMC, TYMC, E. coli, and absence of Salmonella.
- Conventional Grade (Italy): Cultivated in Italy and tested to strict EU Food-Grade safety standards, ensuring full compliance with Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/915 for heavy metals, pesticide residues, and environmental contaminants.
Technical Specifications
| Specification Metric | Dispensary Standard |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Passiflora incarnata L. |
| Common / Traditional Names | Passion Flower, Maypop, Purple Passion Flower, Apricot Vine, Ji Qing Hua, Męczennica |
| Plant Part & Format | 100% Pure Dried Cut & Sifted Herb (Leaves, Flowers, Stems) |
| Available Quality Grades | Certified Organic (Soil Association / Ph. Eur. Cat A) OR Conventional (EU Food Grade) |
| Sourcing Origin | France (Organic) / Italy (Conventional) |
| Organoleptic Profile | Mild, earthy, slightly sweet flavor with delicate grassy and floral notes |
| Dietary Suitability | 100% Pure Botanical | Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans | Non-GMO |
| Packaging | Hand-packed in resealable, recyclable PE or Paper zipped pouches |
Allergen & Cross-Contamination Protocol
Hand-packed in a professional dispensary environment. Dispensary Protocol: Our packaging facility also handles Celery Seed and Mustard. While strict HACCP sanitation and cross-contamination procedures are enforced, we cannot guarantee an absolute allergen-free environment for hyper-sensitive individuals.
Safety Parameters & Contraindications
- General Safety: Considered gentle and non-addictive for traditional daily use. 100% suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
- Medication Interactions: Passion Flower may enhance the soothing qualities of prescription sedatives, antispasmodics, or anxiolytics. Do not use alongside Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors (MAOIs). Always consult a GP or traditional herbal practitioner if taking medication.
- Pregnancy & Lactation: Consult your healthcare provider prior to using restorative amounts during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Dispensary Verification & Master Herbalist Sign-Off: Primary laboratory test data from our suppliers are verified upon batch arrival, and Certificates of Conformance (CoC) are kept on file. Final organoleptic evaluation (assessing color, cut size, aroma, and flavor) and dispensary approval are conducted by Master Herbalist Wojciech Bujak prior to dispatch.
Professional Standards & Herbal Information
In adherence to UK regulations, we do not make medicinal claims regarding raw botanicals. At Botanical Remedies, we select herbs rooted in traditional materia medica and supported by quality verification.
⚠️ Legal Disclaimer: This product is a raw botanical food material and is not classified as a medicinal product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Always consult your GP or a qualified traditional herbal practitioner before initiating a new botanical regime.
Frequently Asked Questions About Passion Flower Herb
What quality options are available for Botanical Remedies' Passion Flower Herb?
We offer two distinct choices: Certified Organic cultivated in France (certified by the Soil Association & tested to European Pharmacopoeia standards) and Conventional cultivated in Italy (tested to EU Food-Grade safety standards). Both options consist of 100% pure Passiflora incarnata verified for cleanliness and botanical identity.
What does Passion Flower tea taste like?
Passion Flower yields a smooth, delicate, mild, earthy, and slightly sweet herbal infusion with subtle floral and grassy notes. It is naturally caffeine-free and drinks exceptionally well on its own or as a harmonizing base for relaxing herbal blends.
Can I drink Passion Flower infusion in the evening?
Yes. Passion Flower is traditionally enjoyed in the evening as a cooling, grounding ritual to help soothe daily tension and calm a busy mind before rest.
How do I prepare a concentrated evening Passion Flower infusion?
To avoid consuming a large volume of liquid before sleep, steep 1 to 2 teaspoons of loose Passion Flower herb in just 50–100ml of freshly boiled water for 10 to 15 minutes. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve and enjoy as a concentrated "short brew."
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