HORSE CHESTNUT Berry Aromatic Herb Bulk ( Aesculus hippocastan)
A powerful soothing berry used in herbal baths and vitality blends for calming and refreshment. Ideal for adaptogen mixes, culinary uses, and freshly dried infusions. This botanical tradition herb supports strength and restoration. Perfect for bulk herbal rituals and natural soothing routines. 
Common Names:         Conker tree,Horse chestnut, Buckeye, Spanish chestnut ,Hippocastanum vulgare.    
Habitat:       These trees easily thrive in almost any soil including clay, chalk, sand, and acidic/alkaline soil. However, this being said, Aesculus Hippocastanum prefer moist, well-drained and fertile soil. Ideally the environment would also have full sun with little chance of drought. This is because any hot, dry situation could cause leaf scorch and other problems. This tree needs a relatively mediocre amount of area to grow as they can spread wider than 8 meters (approx. 26 feet) and obtain heights of about 12 meters (approx. 40 feet).    
Description:        The trunk of the tree is very erect and columnar, and grows very rapidly to a great height, with widely spreading branches. The bark is smooth and greyishgreen in colour: it has been used with some success in dyeing yellow. The wood, being soft and spongy, is of very little use for timber. It is often used for packing-cases. The sturdy, many-ribbed boughs and thick buds of the Horse Chestnut make it a conspicuous tree even in winter. The buds are protected with a sticky substance: defended by fourteen scales and gummed together, thus no frost or damp can harm the leaf and flower tucked safely away within each terminal bud, which develops with startling rapidity with the approach of the first warm days after the winter. The bud will sometimes develop the seasons shoot in the course of three or four weeks. The unfolding of the bud is very rapid when the sun melts the resin that binds it so firmly together.    
Plant Part/s Used Traditionally:       Bark,Fruit, Berries.
Country of ORIGIN : BULGARIA
How to Use HORSE CHESTNUT Berries:- Steep carefully for a robust, earthy berry infusion.- Use whole in bath blends or rustic herb bowls.- Add to adaptogen sets or seasonal botanical decor.
Benefits:- Whole berries offer full-bodied presence and texture- A staple in traditional bath and herbal display mixes- Freshly dried for visual appeal and earthy tones- Useful in adaptogen and old-world culinary traditions- Bulk packed for herbalists and vitality makers
Safety Note: Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before using any herbs, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a medical condition. These herbs are intended for general wellness and traditional use only.
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