Organic Dried Hop Flowers (Humulus lupulus), Whole Cones, Sleep & Relaxation Herbal Tea, Loose Herb (Size Listed)
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Unwind naturally with organic dried hop flowers, a classic bitter-aromatic herb used for nighttime calm. Steep the whole cones for an earthy evening tea or tuck them into a pillow sachet to support deeper rest. Add this traditional botanical to your wind-down ritual and feel the difference tonight.
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ABOUT
Organic dried hop flowers (Humulus lupulus) are whole, aromatic cones traditionally used to promote relaxation and support restful sleep. Use them as an herbal infusion, bath soak, or pillow sachet for a gentle nighttime wind-down.
KEY BENEFITS
Helps you feel calmer in the evening with a classic bitter-aromatic botanical.
Supports a relaxing bedtime routine when used as tea, soak, or sachet.
Whole dried cones are versatile for DIY herbal blends and home apothecary projects.
Pairs well with other calming herbs like chamomile or lemon balm for custom blends.
A simple, traditional option for stress-heavy seasons and occasional sleeplessness.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Hop flowers (Humulus lupulus) — whole dried cones.
Lupulin resin — naturally calming plant compounds.
Xanthohumol — antioxidant flavonoid.
Humulene — aromatic essential oil component.
Myrcene — aromatic essential oil component.
Humulone — bitter acid compound.
Lupulone — bitter acid compound.
Phytoestrogens — plant-based hormone-like compounds.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: How do I make hops tea?
A: Steep 1–2 teaspoons in 8–10 oz hot water for 10–15 minutes and enjoy in the evening. The flavor is naturally bitter, so many people blend it with other herbs.
Q: What else can I do with hop flowers besides tea?
A: Add them to a warm bath (loose or in a muslin bag) or fill a small cotton sachet to place under your pillow for an aromatic bedtime ritual.
Q: Is this the same type of hops used for beer?
A: Hop flowers are widely used for brewing, but brewing performance depends on variety and harvest details. If you’re buying specifically to brew, look for variety/alpha-acid/harvest-year info.
Q: Who should be cautious with hop flowers?
A: If you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications, consult a qualified healthcare professional before use, and discontinue if you have an adverse reaction.