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Vode_An OP ,

I have a hard time picking one, but Senna has some practical medicinal uses so it should probably be in there.

taaz ,

Rooibos - not a tea plant so it does not fuck with your sleeping schedule, great hot or cold and with any kind of (tea/coffee) condiment.

bitcrafter ,

Rooibos is just an inferior version of honeybush.

Change my mind.

Lando_ ,

Don’t get me wrong, I love honeybush but the honeybush that I’ve had has always been a very light flavour compared to rooibos. Like, with rooibos I feel like I’m having tea as opposed to honeybush essenced hot water

Vode_An OP ,

I love that stuff, especially with a bit of vanilla.

TheGiantKorean , (edited )
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+1 on this. I have a big bag. I also have earl grey rooibos and chai rooibos which are both great.

Just don’t drink tons of this stuff. A known side effect is that it can cause chest discomfort. Ask me how I know.

Edit: Chest discomfort is only an issue if you drink a LOT of it. Normal human level consumption doesn’t cause problems.

Knuk ,

The taste reminds me of cigarettes personally

Rouxibeau ,

You rang?

NathanUp ,
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Rooibos, mint, and chamomile for sure.

OprahsedCreature ,

I’m surprised I had to scroll down this far for chamomile

Vej ,

Yarrow, Plantain, and Solidago are all plants that help with various health issues. I’m pretty big on foraging, but these plants are amazing to keep around to either add to teas or make for teas.

If you are looking for something a bit stronger, Mr. T. He’s less about herbal. More about kicking ass.

kaitco ,

Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.

Appoxo ,
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Herbal teas.

Didn’t know a black tea is consideres a herb.

Whitebrow ,

Valerian root tea is one I’m familiar with but not sure I’ve seen in regular stores

girl ,

I love valerian root with some skullcap to help me sleep! When I first opened a box with valerian root, I was put off because it smelled like feet. Now it smells like any other plant to me, but I get a kick out of sharing the smell with someone who has never experienced it before. The recoil and look of disgust is always funny.

cyborganism ,

In addition to that others have recommended, Labrador tea and American Wintergreen.

prettybunnys ,

Catnip is wonderful.

I like to mix some catnip and mint to brew my own tea.

Routhinator ,
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Found the cat.

cheese_greater ,

Nice try, cat

wildbus8979 ,

Bengal Spice!

PerogiBoi ,
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I fucking love Bengali spice tea. Mix with honey and it’s the best.

charlytune ,
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I got into this in a biiiig way when I was recuperating from Covid and Long Covid and had to cut right back on caffeine. I’ve got quite a few of my friends addicted as well. I drink it with oat milk and it’s nearly like Indian chai.

eating3645 ,

Mint is my go to herbal tea. Aside from being a great late night tea, it grows like a weed in many places and so you can make your own rather easily!

blackbrook ,

specifically peppermint

folkrav ,

I planted two small, ugly plants in June. By the beginning of August we had so much freaking peppermint we didn’t know what to do with it. Would recommend, such an easy herb to get to grow lol

eating3645 ,

we didn’t know what to do with it

Make tea! Lol

folkrav ,

Yeah, we did herbal tea. And we used it in desserts. And in salads. My wife was drinking like 3 virgin mojitos a day at one point lol. Yet there was pretty much just as much left as we could consume without getting tired of mint - and I’m obsessed with mint. We ended up having to give a bunch out haha.

eating3645 ,

Hahaha thanks for sharing your minty escapades!

InEnduringGrowStrong ,
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Hang some of that to dry so you have mint all through winter

GRENADE_MAGNET ,

Hibiscus

Vode_An OP ,

Agreed, it pairs well with lots of things in addition to being pleasant by itself.

cheese_greater , (edited )

Top-shelf dog name as well 🐩

CantaloupeAss ,

Jamaica, ginger

Ithorian ,
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Mint and ginger are essential, I try to keep some sort of valerian around too.

eezeebee ,
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Pine needle tea. It’s just pine needles. Maybe it’s the placebo effect, but it always seems to give me a boost when I feel a cold coming on.

AmbleHamble ,

High in Vitamin C. Pretty sure I’ve heard it linked to sailors using it to avoid scurvy

absentthereaper ,
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Chamomile(relaxation), lavender(relaxation), peppermint(nausea deterrent), and lemon(sore throats and the like). Catnip’s also kinda neat when tea’d; got an interesting flavor to it, but I’m not sure if there’s any therapeutic benefits to that.

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