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Welcome to our kanna farm

Our Farm Team:

Rob with our team in South Africa! The team is passionate about breeding, growing, and harvesting Kanna plants (Sceletium tortuosum). Kanna production is a skill that grows with you. We are beyond grateful for our friends and their individual contributions.

Our Farm Info:

Healing Herbals has been partnered with a farm operation based in South Africa for over five years, with a shared focus on the sustainable production of high-quality Kanna (Sceletium tortuosum).

Through the selective harvest of stems and leaves, the plant’s root system remains intact and can regenerate itself for another sustainable harvest the following season.

Our Kanna is routinely tested for quality and lab reports are available upon request.

Kanna Farm Photo Gallery

Pictured is rows and rows of very small green kanna cuttings in black cloth pots on a sunny day. The plants have no more than a few leaves.
Rows of kanna seedlings in small containers.
Pictured is a very large kanna plant composed of several smaller ones, forming a bush of kanna in a row with black dividers. It's a sunny day and the plants are a deep green with lots of smaller thick stems spreading in all directions.
Kanna Plants in a sunny field in south africa.
Kanna flowers and plant drying on screens
Pictured is a farm tunnel with tables and rows after rows of kanna plants.
several rows of kanna plants sceletium tortuosum
Small kanna shrub or plant on a bed of soil and mulch
A mature, bushy kanna plant with dense green foliage.
Hundreds of kanna seedlings in cubic seedling trays stacked next to each other in a large, long row of other kanna plants.
Rows of young kanna seedlings growing in a nursery tray.
Kanna groundcover plant with dense green foliage spreading over the soil.
A low-growing kanna plant spreading across the soil.
Kanna plants growing in tall rows along a farm pathway.
Pathways running between tall rows of Wild Dagga plants in the field with dagga growing in the center row.
Close-up of dense, textured kanna plant foliage covering the ground.
Close-up of dense, textured kanna foliage.
Kanna seedlings in black nursery pots lining a path in the greenhouse.
A dirt path between rows of potted kanna seedlings in the nursery.
Rows of small wild dagga sprouts growing in nursery pots arranged in a grid.
An aerial view of hundreds of dagga seedlings in nursery trays.
A large arrangement of small green succulent sceletium plants in individual black starter pots, stacked together on a concrete surface in a sunny spot.
A tray of vibrant green kanna seedlings ready for planting.

Sceletium Flowers

Close up pictures of the kanna flower!

Kanna Flower in a pot
Close up image of a kanna flower sceletium tortuosum.
Kanna flower at the end of it's flowering cycle.
Kanna Flowers grown in pots.

Healing Herbals farm

About our grow

Healing Herbals Farm is mainly focused on growing kanna, though we now cultivate several of our favorite botanicals, including wild dagga. Growing kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) is no easy task — like all farms, genetics are a major focus for us. We run a series of botanical trials to isolate desirable traits, similar to breeding peppers or cannabis. Kanna can express itself in many natural forms, which helps us create new extracts best suited to our community's needs.

The best kanna extracts start with tea material that exceeds 3% natural alkaloids by weight, a standard that makes our extraction process more efficient and consistent. While kanna is not technically classified as an endangered species, it is protected, as wild populations are becoming harder to find. For this reason, we believe it's essential to keep growing more, breeding thousands of plants from seed to discover new varieties and meet the rising demand for kanna.

Early in the kanna growing process

A large arrangement of small green succulent sceletium plants in individual black starter pots, stacked together on a concrete surface in a sunny spot.
Multiple small green sceletium succulent seedlings in black plastic nursery bags arranged on a concrete surface.

Meet the New York Team

Our New York team handles fulfillment, operations, and the day-to-day business that keeps everything running. From left to right: Greg, Vinny, Mike, Evan, and Rob — longtime friends who now have the pleasure of working together on this passion project.