Pineapple Sage
Salvia Elegans
AromaKi
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- €3,85 EUR
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Pineapple sage is Native to Central Mexico where is extensively used in traditional medicine, especially for the treatment of anxiety.
It belongs to Salvia species and it is used in cooking, baking and beverages.
Unlike common sage (Salvia officinalis) and Greek sage (Salvia fruticosa), pineapple sage usually isn't available in common markets.
When crushed, the leaves have a tangy fragrance and flavor of pineapple and can be used in summer beverages such as herbal hot or iced teas or cocktails, muddled with lime juice, or chopped on fruit salad. The bright, red flowers are also edible and taste like a combination of citrus and mint.
What's inside
What's inside
We use only untreated and non-GMO seeds of plants coming from different curative cultures.
From 1 to 3 plants:
- Organic seeds
- Lunar calendar
More then 3 plants:
- Ki-soil
- Organic seeds
- Lunar calendar
- Origami Guide Book
Shipping
Shipping
Due to customs regulations for plants and seeds we can't ship them outside European countries (Swiss, United Kingdom. Andorra, San Marino included).
For orders shipping to Non-EU countries additional taxes and fees may apply in accordance with local customs regulations.
Shipping Times
Most orders will arrive within 7-14 business days, but we ask you to allow for a slightly longer delivery window due to COVID-19 impacting the logistics industry.
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1. Grow the best healing plants at home
Your herbs will be always fresh, without chemicals and specific for a wide range of conditions.
2. Enjoy all the bioactive compounds
Fresh herbs are the most rich sources of natural bioactive compounds such as carotenoids, phenolic acids, flavonoids, coumarins, alkaloids, polyacetylenes, saponins and terpenoids, among others.
