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Buddha Teas - Mullein Leaf Tea 18 bag
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The unique appearance of the mullein plant have earned it a host of colorful nicknames, including the Candlewick Plant, Candelaria and Jacobs Staff. Originally native to Europe, Asia, and Africa, it has since been introduced to other continents and can now be found worldwide. Its appearance is such that it can easily be seen from a distance; growing over six feet high, mullein produces a long spike of vibrant yellow blossoms, looking very much like a flickering candle. Before the invention of cotton, mullein fibers were even used to create the wicks used in lamps. Today, mullein is mainly cultivated for its leaves, used to create mullein tea.