1 oz. Wild Dagga Flower Petals (Leonotis leonurus)

Just to let you know, several of my customers contacted me recently and ask why our Wild Dagga is different than others on Ebay,

I looked into it a bit and I see other sellers, are selling wild dagga, but it is really klip dagga,

If it looks faded or yellowish-orange, it is not wild dagga, and if it is, it is old and dried out,

Wild Dagga should be a deep orange color with some moisture to it, not dried out and brittle.

I have also seen many sellers listing it as Organic, Which makes no sense, Wild Dagga is just that, Wildcrafted, which means it grows wild, no chemicals are intentionally sprayed, but it can not be considered Organic, as other areas in the same location could have been sprayed.

If it is Wild Dagga, it can not be organic,

As Wild dagga grows in the wild, not farmed.

Organic Wild Dagga just does not exist..

Some sellers play with words,

just use common sense,

Organic needs to be farmed and protected from chemicals,

So, if it is farmed, it is not wild.

It is just Dagga which can be other species such as Klip Dagga.

We Just Received Our New Batch of Wild Dagga Petals

from South Africa

Everyone else selling last years product and reducing price

(You get what you pay for)

1 oz. (28 Grams) Wild Dagga Flower Petals (Leonotis leonurus)

Deep Orange Color, Fresh,

watch out for yellowish-brown, or faded orange petals, Last years stock, I have seen others selling it.

These are just the flower petals. As you can see by the isolation of the petals you are getting nothing but flower petals. Petals are the desired part of the flower top. Although the entire wild dagga plant is usable,

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