Horseweed Tincture
A small-batch extract of horseweed, a resilient North American annual whose slender form and prolific seed heads are familiar in fields, paths, and disturbed ground. Prepared in small batches using ethically wild-foraged Horseweed and traditional extraction methods. Each batch is crafted with care and respect for the plant’s native environment.
Common Name: Horseweed
Latin Name: Erigeron canadensis
Plant Part Used: Leaves & Flowers (Fresh)
Extraction Ratio: 1:2
Alcohol Base: Neutral grain spirits (151 proof)
Net Contents: 1 oz or 2 oz (glass bottle with dropper)
How It Is Prepared
Because horseweed can be overlooked or confused with other field plants, each batch begins with deliberate identification and careful selection. Only clean, appropriate aerial portions are accepted for processing. Horseweed is harvested responsibly and macerated in alcohol using traditional apothecary practices. The tincture is steeped, strained, and bottled by hand in small batches.
Traditional Context
Horseweed appears in North American and international folk-herbal records under several names, including Canadian fleabane. Historical preparations were associated particularly with astringent household uses and with digestive, urinary, and bleeding-related traditions. The plant also developed practical uses outside herbalism, including insect-repelling and fire-making traditions in some regions . This information is provided for educational purposes only.
Ingredients
Horseweed (Erigeron canadensis) leaves (fresh), neutral grain alcohol.
Disclaimer
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements regarding traditional use have not been evaluated by the FDA.
Shipping & Returns
Ships within 2–3 business days.
No returns accepted.
Horseweed Tincture
A small-batch extract of horseweed, a resilient North American annual whose slender form and prolific seed heads are familiar in fields, paths, and disturbed ground. Prepared in small batches using ethically wild-foraged Horseweed and traditional extraction methods. Each batch is crafted with care and respect for the plant’s native environment.
Common Name: Horseweed
Latin Name: Erigeron canadensis
Plant Part Used: Leaves & Flowers (Fresh)
Extraction Ratio: 1:2
Alcohol Base: Neutral grain spirits (151 proof)
Net Contents: 1 oz or 2 oz (glass bottle with dropper)
How It Is Prepared
Because horseweed can be overlooked or confused with other field plants, each batch begins with deliberate identification and careful selection. Only clean, appropriate aerial portions are accepted for processing. Horseweed is harvested responsibly and macerated in alcohol using traditional apothecary practices. The tincture is steeped, strained, and bottled by hand in small batches.
Traditional Context
Horseweed appears in North American and international folk-herbal records under several names, including Canadian fleabane. Historical preparations were associated particularly with astringent household uses and with digestive, urinary, and bleeding-related traditions. The plant also developed practical uses outside herbalism, including insect-repelling and fire-making traditions in some regions . This information is provided for educational purposes only.
Ingredients
Horseweed (Erigeron canadensis) leaves (fresh), neutral grain alcohol.
Disclaimer
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements regarding traditional use have not been evaluated by the FDA.
Shipping & Returns
Ships within 2–3 business days.
No returns accepted.
