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A Field Guide to Traditional Calming Botanicals

Blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is our pick among calming botanicals, and it can be used as a tea, an extract or a vape. For tea, steep a teaspoon or two of dried flowers for 5 to 10 minutes about a...

Introducing our latest venture! Roots Kava Bar!

Roots Kava Bar is a cozy botanical bar and lounge in Port Jefferson, Long Island, serving a range of kava strains, handcrafted mocktails, kombucha and CBD drinks. It's an alcohol-free spot to hang ...

Exploring Top Types of Blue Lotus Supplements

Is the magical appeal of Blue Lotus something that has ever made you curious? For centuries, this botanical treasure has haunted the imagination of cultures worldwide, known for its transcendent be...

The Comprehensive Guide to Blue Lotus Gummies

Our blue lotus gummies come 20 to a pack, each with 50mg of blue lotus extract plus GABA and L-theanine in a vegan agar base flavored with blueberry juice. Start with one or two, give it about an h...

DIY Guide: Making Your Own Blue Lotus Tincture

You can make an alcohol-free blue lotus tincture at home with 1 ounce of dried flowers covered in vegetable glycerin at roughly 1 part flower to 2 parts glycerin.

Blue Lotus Tincture: Optimal Dosage for Best Results

Start blue lotus tincture low: about 5 to 10 drops for a mild effect, 10 to 20 for moderate and 20 to 30 for strong, under the tongue or in a little water or tea.

Blue Lotus Tincture: Unveiling Mystical Benefits

Blue lotus tincture puts the flower ancient Egyptians prized into an easy dropper form. People use it for relaxation, winding down before bed, more vivid dreams and meditation, all traditional and ...

Exploring Ancient Wellness with Blue Lotus Vape

Blue lotus has been used since ancient Egypt for relaxation, meditation and dreamy states, and vaping it gets you a faster, gentler onset than tea or tincture with a light floral taste. If you're n...