Klip Dagga (Leonotis nepetifolia) – 50 g

Contents

Each package contains 50 g of dried Klip Dagga leaves in hermetically sealed packaging.

About Klip Dagga

Klip Dagga, botanically known as Leonotis nepetifolia, is a member of the Lamiaceae (mint) family, closely related to Leonotis leonurus, commonly called Wild Dagga or Lion’s Tail.

The plant has a long history of use in traditional herbal practices. It contains a range of naturally occurring plant compounds, including leonurine, which has been investigated for its biological properties. Traditional descriptions commonly associate Klip Dagga with relaxing and calming qualities.

Evidence regarding its psychoactive effects in humans is limited, so traditional claims should not be regarded as established medical effects.

Traditional Use

Dried Klip Dagga leaves have traditionally been prepared as a herbal infusion.

To make a simple tea:

1. Place approximately 5 g of dried Klip Dagga in a cup.
2. Pour over hot water.
3. Allow the leaves to infuse for several minutes.
4. Strain before drinking.
5. Honey may be added if desired to soften the herbal flavour.

Klip Dagga has also historically been used as a smokable botanical. However, smoking any dried plant material produces potentially harmful combustion by-products and is not considered a safe method of consumption.

History

Leonotis nepetifolia originates from tropical regions of Africa and southern Asia and has since spread to many warm regions around the world, including parts of Latin America and the Caribbean.

The plant has become established in various tropical and subtropical environments and has a notable place in Caribbean folk-herbal traditions. Its distinctive appearance, with clusters of flowers arranged around the stem, has also made it an interesting ornamental and ethnobotanical species.

Klip Dagga is sometimes referred to by different local names depending on the region. In parts of Mexico, it has historically been called mota, although this name can also refer to cannabis, which has occasionally led to confusion between the two plants.

Product Information

• Botanical name: Leonotis nepetifolia
• Common name: Klip Dagga
• Plant material: Dried leaves
• Net quantity: 50 g
• Packaging: Hermetically sealed

Safety Information

Information about the effects and safety of Klip Dagga in humans is limited. It should not be considered a treatment for medical conditions.

Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding without professional medical advice. If you have an existing medical condition or take prescription medicines, consult a doctor or pharmacist before use. Avoid smoking dried botanical material because combustion can release harmful substances.

Storage

Keep the product cool, dry and protected from direct sunlight and moisture. Reseal the packaging after opening to help maintain freshness and quality. Keep out of reach of children.