Heartburst Houseplant
POP-UP Dried Hibiscus Petals
POP-UP Dried Hibiscus Petals
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Hibiscus tea contains saponins, antioxidants, and flavonoids known to reduce cholesterol, promote weight loss, and boost the immune system and liver. Enjoy as a cool summer tea with apple juice and a cinnamon stick. The tea is also an abortifacient not recommended for expecting mothers or those trying to get pregnant. Be careful when handling hibiscus as its color has been known to transfer. Petals may be crushed and applied in a paste for a red hair dye or with a mordant for a natural fiber dye. The petals will also lend lovely color as a vitamin and mineral rich garnish, oil infusion, jam, jelly, or syrup. Comes in a glass jar.
Limited run
Form: dried petals
Plant name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Feature: lends exquisite red color
Amount: 3 ounce
Efficiency is beauty at Heartburst Houseplant where owner Claire Schauble experiments with turning her home into a liveable nursery. She seeks to shorten the supply chain on plants by locally growing florals and houseplants indoors. Every sunlit spot in her home has been repurposed into small-scale farming space. Existing mother plants are trimmed, divided, pollinated, or otherwise propagated to produce new plants. The plant offspring is then individually maintained into fighting health for another plant lover to enjoy. Beautiful, tenderly loved plants make Claire’s heart feel like it's going to burst - in the best way. She takes distinct pleasure in sharing her appreciation for the natural world with every small plant she manicures and pots to perfection. In a zero waste initiative, Claire dries and sells the flowers she grows organically and incorporates them into sensory soaps as well. Dried flowers also serve as an environmentally friendly alternative or additive to conventional dyes, skincare, remedies, decor, and garnishes. 50% of sales from the Heartburst Houseplant Pop-Up will go to Outdoor Afro. Outdoor Afro is the nation’s leading, cutting edge network that celebrates and inspires Black connections and leadership in nature.


