California Poppy Herb | Regeneratively grown, evening-calm aromatics

Regeneratively grown California poppy (Eschscholzia californica)—low-temperature dried and cut & sifted for clean, consistent brewing. Expect softly bitter, floral-green notes ideal for wind-down rituals.

🌿 What is it?

• Cut & sifted aerial parts (leaf & flowering tops), approx. 3–8 mm.
• Flavor & aroma: gently bitter, floral-green, soothing on the palate.
• Naturally caffeine-free; made for calm-leaning teas and blends.

💚 Why choose Sacred Plant Co

• Regeneratively grown (KNF) with soil-first practices.
• Hand-picked aerial parts at peak character.
• Low-temp dried to protect color and delicate volatiles.
• Cut & sifted for even extraction and easy measuring.
• Small-batch packed for dependable freshness.

🍵 How to use

1. Evening tea: 1–2 tsp (≈1–2 g) per 8 oz / 240 mL hot water; steep 5–10 minutes; strain. Sweeten or add lemon to taste.
2. Blend ideas: For a smoother, rounded cup, pair with Skullcap or Passion Flower.
3. Storage: Airtight, cool, dark place. Use within 12–18 months.

❓ FAQs

What does California poppy taste like?
Gently bitter with soft floral-green notes; blends easily with skullcap, passion flower, chamomile, or lemon peel.

Is it caffeine-free?
Yes. California poppy herb contains 0 mg caffeine per serving.

Will it make me sleepy?
Commonly used in evening blends for a calming cup. Effects vary; start with a modest serving and observe how it feels.

How do I brew it?
Use 1–2 tsp per 8 oz, steep 5–10 minutes, then strain. Longer steeps bring firmer bitter; shorter steeps stay softer.

Which plant parts are used?
Aerial parts—leaf and flowering tops—cut & sifted for consistent extraction.

Any safety notes?
Use thoughtfully. Not for pregnancy or nursing. If you have a medical condition or take medications, consult a qualified professional.

How should it be stored?
Keep sealed and away from heat, light, and humidity to protect aroma and color.

🤝 Pair with…

• Skullcap Herb — classic nervine partner for a calm, balanced evening cup.
• Passion Flower — gentle, soporific notes that smooth poppy’s soft bitter.
• Native American Herbs Collection

Related reading: California Poppy Harmony Tea — a soothing evening blend