What Is Stinging Nettle?

Stinging nettle, also known as common nettle or great nettle, is a wild plant found all across Canada. The leaves are hand-harvested mainly in Quebec's Lac-Saint-Jean region, then dried and crushed for use in cooking or herbal tea.

How to Use Nettle

Use it in cooking, in soups or broths. It's an ideal ingredient for creating your own herbal tea blend, paired with other forest plants or your favourite herbs.

Nettle is also popular in DIY homemade cosmetics and mother tinctures, especially hair lotions. It's traditionally used for oily, brittle or dull hair, to stimulate scalp circulation and nourish the hair roots.

Size: 12 g bulk bag.