Whole dried hop flowers (Humulus lupulus), resinous and bittersweet.
Traditionally used in herbalism: The bitter flower of brewing, long used by herbalists as a nervine and bitter — traditionally taken (or slept upon) to quiet a busy mind, ease nervous tension, and support restful sleep, and to wake a sluggish appetite.
A little lore: Associated with sleep, dreams, and healing — the quiet hush before rest.
Close to home: Yes — hops are native and cultivated in Ontario; the vines are vigorous and winter-hardy.
In your cup & cauldron: Fill a dream pillow, or steep a small amount as a bedtime tea.
Offered for traditional and metaphysical purposes only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.