Mulungu

Two forms of mulungu, both Erythrina mulungu from the legume family: a Herborist pouch in 50 g, 250 g or 1 kg, and a 30 ml Maya tincture that the supplier describes as a 1:1 bark tincture from Brazil. Shredded bark, a dry extract and capsules are in Smart Seeds & Herbs.

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Mulungu (Erythrina mulungu) – Herborist Pouch

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Mulungu (Erythrina mulungu) – Herborist Pouch

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€23.25 €31.00

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Mulungu, Erythrina mulungu, is a species of the legume family (Fabaceae) native to Paraguay, Bolivia, northern Argentina and south-eastern and west-central Brazil. This Herborist pouch comes in 50 g, 250 g or 1 kg. It is sold as a collectible botanical item and is not for consumption. See also: Smartshop · Smart Seeds & Herbs

Mulungu Tincture 1:1 (Erythrina mulungu) – 30 ml

Mulungu Tincture 1:1 (Erythrina mulungu) – 30 ml 2

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Mulungu Tincture 1:1 (Erythrina mulungu) – 30 ml

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€19.50 €26.00

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Mulungu Tincture 1:1 is a liquid preparation of Erythrina mulungu bark in a 30 ml dropper bottle labelled Maya. The label lists Erythrina mulungu and alcohol 20%; the supplier gives the ratio as 1:1, plant to solvent, and Brazil as the country of origin. See also: Smartshop · Extracts.

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Mulungu at Mycotrop

Mulungu is the Portuguese common name of Erythrina mulungu Mart. ex Benth., a species of the legume family (Fabaceae). This category holds two mulungu products in different forms: a pouch from the Herborist range and a 30 ml tincture under the Maya label. Three further mulungu products of the same species are filed under Smart Seeds & Herbs and are listed below. Like everything in the shop, they are sold strictly as collectible or souvenir items.

The two products compared

Product	Form	Sizes	Label	Supplier details
Mulungu (Erythrina mulungu)	Dried plant material in a kraft pouch; plant part not stated on the label	50 g, 250 g, 1 kg	Herborist	None published
Mulungu tincture 1:1	Liquid tincture in a dark glass bottle with a dropper cap	30 ml	Maya	Bark from Brazil, ratio 1:1 plant to solvent

The species: Erythrina mulungu

The World Checklist of Vascular Plants compiled by Kew accepts Erythrina mulungu, first published in the Flora Brasiliensis in 1859. Names now listed as its synonyms include Erythrina chacoensis, Erythrina dominguezii, Erythrina xinguensis and Corallodendron mulungu. The checklist gives a native range in south-eastern and west-central Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay and northern Argentina. Besides mulungu, GBIF records the Portuguese names mulungu-coral and suiná-suinã and the Spanish names ceibo chaqueño and ceibo rosado.

More mulungu in Smart Seeds & Herbs

Three products of the same species sit in Smart Seeds & Herbs: Brazilian mulungu shredded bark in 50 g, 250 g or 1 kg, a 4:1 dry bark extract in 10 g or 50 g, and mulungu in capsule format. If you are looking for a named plant part, the shredded bark is the clearest choice, because the pouch in this category does not state one.

Shipping your order

Orders are packed on business days in neutral outer packaging that does not reveal what is inside. You receive a tracking link by email after dispatch whenever the carrier provides one. Delivery times are estimates; the Delivery, Tracking & Returns page covers shipping and the 14-day withdrawal with its statutory exceptions.

Frequently asked questions

Why are only two mulungu products in this category?

These two are filed here; the shredded bark, the 4:1 dry extract and the capsules are filed under Smart Seeds & Herbs. All five are Erythrina mulungu.

Which part of the plant is in the Herborist pouch?

The label names the species but not the plant part, and no supplier description is available for this product. For a product that states the part, see the shredded bark.

What does 1:1 mean on the tincture?

The supplier describes it as a ratio of one part plant material to one part solvent. The bottle label lists Erythrina mulungu and alcohol as the ingredients.

Where is Erythrina mulungu native?

According to Kew’s checklist, in Brazil (south-east and west-central), Bolivia, Paraguay and north-eastern and north-western Argentina.

Which sizes can I order?

The Herborist pouch comes in 50 g, 250 g or 1 kg; the tincture is a single 30 ml bottle.