Quassia Bark Chips: A Traditional Bitterwood Botanical
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Quassia bark chips come from the Quassia amara tree. This tree grows in warm tropical regions. It is famous for its strong bitter taste. In fact, it is one of the most bitter plants in the world.
Because of this, people often call it Bitterwood or Amargo. Over time, many cultures recorded this plant in old botanical texts. Today, quassia bark chips remain popular for traditional and educational use.
Where Quassia Bark Comes From
Quassia amara bark grows in hot, humid areas. It thrives in South America, especially in the Amazon region. Harvesters collect the bark by hand. Then, they dry it slowly.
As a result, the bark keeps its natural color and texture. Because of careful handling, the plant stays close to its original form.
Botanical Features
Quassia bark has a pale color. It also has a very bitter taste. Because of this, it stands out among classic bitter plants.
We sell the bark as chips to keep it fresh. However, some people prefer to grind it into quassia bark powder for traditional projects. In addition, others use quassia bark powder for educational or specialty purposes.
Traditional and Educational Use
For centuries, people studied quassia in plant traditions. These records focused on learning and culture. They did not focus on modern use.
Today, people often use quassia bark chips for:
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Botanical study
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Cultural collections
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Historical research
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Specialty craft or aroma projects
In some cases, users prepare quassia bark powder based on old written traditions.
Quality and Handling
We select each batch with care. We do not use fillers or additives. Because of this, the bark stays pure and natural. In addition, careful drying helps keep quality consistent.
Storage Tips
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Store in a sealed container
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Keep it cool and dry
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Protect from light and heat
Important Disclaimer
This product is sold as a raw botanical item. It is for educational, traditional, or specialty use only. It is not sold as food or a dietary supplement. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a qualified professional before use.