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Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark Powder

Finely milled root bark for natural dyeing, soap and cosmetic manufacture, and botanical research. Sold from 50g to 1kg. Not food, not for human consumption.

About Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark Powder

What this material is

Finely milled Mimosa Hostilis root bark, sourced in Brazil and packed in the United States. Prized by natural dyers for the deep purple it produces on wool, silk and leather, and for its high tannin content.

How it behaves in a dye bath

Milled to a consistent particle size so it disperses evenly in a cold or warm dye bath. Colour depth varies by fibre, mordant and bath temperature. Store sealed, dry and out of direct sunlight.

Sizes and storage

Sold in five weights, from a 50g trial bag to a 1kg working quantity. The price per gram falls as the bag gets larger — the rate for each size is printed beside it, so there is nothing to work out.

What it is not

This is a raw botanical material. It is not food, it is not a supplement, and it is not sold for human consumption.

Lab results

Full panels — not potency alone. Match the batch code printed on your package to the report for it; sizes of the same product are not always filled from the same batch.

Questions people ask

All questions

What is Mimosa Hostilis root bark used for?

It is sold strictly as a raw botanical material for natural dyeing, soap and cosmetic manufacture, craft and botanical research. Natural dyers value it for the deep purple it produces on wool, silk and leather, and soap makers for its high tannin content. It is not food, and it is not for human consumption. At checkout you confirm that this is what you are buying it for, and that confirmation is stored with your order.

How do I check the lab report for what I received?

Enter the batch code printed on your package into the batch lookup on our lab results page. That returns the report for that exact batch — not a representative sample and not a typical result, the one in your hand. Every batch we have ever published stays addressable by its code.

Do you offer bulk or wholesale pricing?

Yes. Tiered pricing is shown on the product page for every item that has it, and applies automatically once your quantity reaches a tier. For larger volumes, or for a standing supply arrangement, contact wholesale@example.com and we will quote directly.

Do you ship to my state?

Yes — to all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Every product in our catalogue is currently available in all 51 US jurisdictions, with no excluded states. We publish the position for each state on its own page, with the statute we rely on and the date we last reviewed it, and the cart reads that same record — so if a position ever changes, the page you read and the checkout you use change together.

Why can I not pay on your website?

Because we deliberately do not process payments here. You submit an order request and choose how you would prefer to pay; we verify the order against your state rules, then send you instructions for that method. It means there is no card form on this site, no payment processor behind it, and no card details stored anywhere in our systems — so there is nothing here for anyone to steal.

How old do I have to be to order?

You must be 21 or older, and so must whoever receives the delivery. Age is checked in layers rather than by a single checkbox: a date-of-birth check on the site, an attestation recorded with your order, identity verification before dispatch, and an adult signature with photo ID on delivery for age-restricted shipments. Where a state sets a higher minimum, the higher figure applies.

What do your lab tests actually cover?

Every published panel covers potency, heavy metals (lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury), pesticides, mycotoxins, residual solvents and microbials — not potency alone. Testing is done by accredited third-party laboratories before a batch is offered for sale. A report showing only active content is telling you the least useful part.