Tranquil · TRANQUILWild Dagga
Vivid orange flower clusters resemble a lion’s tail, introducing the distinctive form of this South African herb.
Wild Dagga belongs to the mint family and is native to South Africa. Its slender leaves and whorls of orange flowers help identify the plant. Our herbal journal explores its appearance and local traditions to introduce its place in South African herbal culture.
The name “lion’s tail” refers to the appearance of the flower clusters. From flower colour and leaf shape to its growing environment, this single herb in the Tranquil collection offers a starting point for exploring South African plant culture.
Natural plants may vary slightly in colour, shape and scent between batches. Photos help identify the product. Follow the package storage instructions: keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Information about plant culture and research is provided for general knowledge and does not represent medical effects of this product. Follow the product packaging for actual use.
Herbal knowledge
Leonotis leonurus
Lion's tail (Leonotis leonurus), also known as Wild Dagga, is a remarkable herb. Learn about its traditional uses, smoking culture, medicinal effects and scientific research, and explore the diverse value of this natural plant.
