Aesculus hippocastanum – Organic bud mother macerate
The mother macerate of chestnut buds comes from gemmotherapy, an approach to phytotherapy which uses the embryonic tissues of plants.
Developed by Dr Pol Henry, gemmotherapy uses buds, young shoots and rootlets harvested at an early stage of their development.
The chestnut tree (Aesculus hippocastanum) is a tree belonging to the Sapindaceae family.
Originally from South-Eastern Europe, it is today widely planted in parks and urban alignments, where it is appreciated for its imposing habit and its characteristic flowering. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
In gemmotherapy, the parts used are the buds and young shoots.
These plant tissues correspond to an early stage of plant development, when it concentrates the elements necessary for its growth.
They are harvested fresh, then immediately macerated in order to preserve their natural characteristics.
The mother macerate is obtained by maceration in a mixture of water, alcohol and vegetable glycerin, according to a traditional process.
Dynamics, circulation, transformation
“The chestnut tree is traditionally associated with the notions of dynamics and circulation. It evokes movements and transformation processes in the natural cycles of life. »
Format: 30ml
For 10 drops:
*Ingredients from organic farming
**mg expressed in dry equivalent
Fresh buds harvested by hand Auvergne and Rhône-Alpes, according to the Charter of the French picker and respecting the natural cycles of the plant.
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