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Wholesale Devil's Hand Flower Whole (Chiranthodendron Pentadactylon)

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Description

Devil’s Hand Flower Whole (Chiranthodendron pentadactylon) is the dried flower of a unique and visually striking tree native to Mexico and Central America, traditionally used in Mexican and Indigenous herbal medicine for its ability to support heart health, calm the nervous system, and promote circulation. Named for its distinctive hand-like shape, this flower has long been valued as both a symbolic and functional botanical, offering gentle yet effective support for the cardiovascular and emotional systems. Its nature is generally considered slightly bitter, mildly warming, and aromatic, helping to stimulate circulation while maintaining balance. In traditional use, Devil’s Hand flower is commonly prepared as a herbal infusion or decoction to help support healthy blood pressure, improve circulation, and calm nervous tension, particularly in individuals experiencing stress, restlessness, or mild cardiovascular strain. It has also been used to ease palpitations, promote relaxation, and support overall heart function, making it a staple in regional heart-supportive herbal blends. This flower is also associated with nervous system support, traditionally used to reduce anxiety, promote calmness, and improve sleep quality, especially when symptoms are linked to tension or emotional imbalance. Its gentle nature allows it to be used as a daily calming tea in appropriate amounts. Modern research suggests that Chiranthodendron pentadactylon contains flavonoids, phenolic compounds, and antioxidant constituents with potential cardioprotective, anti-inflammatory, and mild sedative effects, supporting its traditional use for heart and nervous system balance. Each batch of Devil’s Hand Flower Whole (Chiranthodendron pentadactylon) is carefully harvested and dried to preserve its distinctive shape, deep red color, and aromatic qualities. When brewed, it produces a mild, slightly bitter, warming tea traditionally used to support circulation, calm the mind, and promote cardiovascular and emotional balance.

Details

SKU: LA-5955 Made in United States Contains: Allergen-free Shelf life: 12–24 months Weight: 30 g (1.06 oz) UPC: 700317431930 Production: Cruelty-free, Ethically sourced, Fair trade, and Low-impact transport

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smells great

smells great

Apr 13, 2026 • Dusty

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ok

Apr 10, 2026 • Ari • New Orleans, LA, United States

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ok

Apr 10, 2026 • Ari • New Orleans, LA, United States

just as described

just as described

Mar 13, 2026 • Markos • Prescott Valley, AZ, United States

These were not whole flowers.

These were not whole flowers.

Feb 27, 2026 • grace • Orinda, CA, United States

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These are the whole flower but some may be smushed or crushed depending on our lot as we do have two different vendors for this one. —LA Herb • Feb 27, 2026

These are the whole flower but some may be smushed or crushed depending on our lot as we do have two different vendors for this one. —LA Herb • Feb 27, 2026