Dysosmia Passionflower Botanical Capsules — Passiflora Hybrid

Dysosmia Passionflower — Passiflora hybrid

500 mg leaf & bract capsules · NeuroLeaf cultivation

Plant & Place

This NeuroLeaf passionflower belongs to the Dysosmia group and reflects lineage from Passiflora ciliata and Passiflora foetida. The latter is native to Texas and much of tropical and subtropical America; P. ciliata is native farther south and is introduced in Texas. These vines contribute flowers, fruit, structure, and habitat within the cultivated landscape.

Ethnobotanical Record

The genus Passiflora has a broad history of food and medicinal use across the Americas, including traditions centered on calming, sleep, and nervous-system support. This specific NeuroLeaf hybrid is not Passiflora incarnata, and we do not transfer clinical claims from that species—or from either parent—to this product.

Our Harvest

Leaves and bracts are gathered by hand in small batches without removing the entire vine. Productive plants remain in cultivation, and propagative material is retained so successful genetics can continue into future harvests.

Wellness as Practice

This preparation is intended for customers who value measured botanical routines and want to follow the development of a distinctive cultivated passionflower through field notes, harvest records, and future research.

Your Contribution

Each purchase helps fund the land, stewardship, propagation, and research required to keep the project growing. Single-harvest recurring contributions receive 10% off while creating more predictable support for future cultivation.

Available: 30 / 60 / 90 capsules · Ingredients: shade-dried Passionflower leaves and bracts.

The ethnobotanical history of the broader genus does not establish the effects or safety of this specific hybrid. Historical information is educational and is not a claim to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.