Dried Calendula

I use these for my bunnies as hay toppers/treats. The bunnies love how it tastes. They smell great. The color is very healthy. It's safe for the bunnies 🐰 to eat. They are packaged nicely. The package size is awesome!

Seriously I was like I gotta leave these people a review. I’m not sure how they get it to me looking so beautiful BUT it’s beautiful y’all, and I bought dried roses too same thing. Very well dried, love that it’s not all powdery and it smelled really good. I make skin and hair products and I’d shop with them over and over. You can always tell when someone care about what they’re sending you for your money. Thank you so much!!!❤️

The product arrived quickly, very nice packaging, super excited to try it. I decide to make some tea, it tasted very good I was very happy. I also decided to use the product in the bathtub and that’s when I realized there were some issues, maybe during the during process or the collection process not only do they pick up the plant but they also pick up bugs, so when I got into the bathtub that’s what I saw all of the dead bugs so not happy at all with this product needs better quality control. Can’t believe I drank bugs.

And I agree that it smells fantastic. I haven't got any "buggy" deliveries yet, which is a huge bonus. I nibbled a little petal, but I'll leave consuming it to the experts. LOL. My cavies will squabble over it if I don't spread it out quickly enough for everypig to get a bite. I don't recommend giving out much at a time - while this is a better price per "serving" than I have found elsewhere, it still isn't a good replacement for their timothy hay. The first time I got it, I tried sprinkling it over their hay and discovered to my horror that they'll drag the hay out to get at the calendula! Wasteful ingrates, haha. But they are delighted every time they hear the crinkle of the bag, two or three times weekly (I rotate this with rose hips - they didn't like the lavender we tried - and with fresh grass from our untreated, unfertilized, very rural yard). They popcorn ALL OVER the place. Absolutely worth the splurge, especially in winter.

Bought this to use as tea and topical, and it has been terrific both ways. An added bonus is that there are a few seeds in the mix, which can happen with harvested flower tops. Public Service Annoucement: calendula seeds look very strange, like little dry curled slugs. They have a pebbly surface and are a deep taupe to brownish color. Look up an image on the Web to see what I mean (I don't have a good camera). I found the product extremely clean and fresh, and it has a good aroma. Five stars!

The flowers are a variety of sizes. Some of them are super tiny while others are huge. I don't know if this effects taste or anything. The "color" also looks a little lighter than other flowers I have used. It makes me think they were soaked/washed longer and the color leached out. (Again, don't know if this impacts the flavor/taste). I also wasn't expecting to see so many seeds. Glad I looked up what seeds looked like because I would have thought they were bugs/worms! I didn't like that I also ended up with random pieces of sticks, not necessarily stems, but actual pieces of stick/twigs and clumps of dirt. As a whole, I guess it's okay.

I put this in my chicken's nest. It is not necessary, but smells wonderful and the hens seem to really like it.

Está flores de muy buena calidad me gustó mucho como para hacer tés o hasta comerse la sola la recomiendo para la gente que quiera hacerse un té de caléndula