Simples (Single Plant Tinctures) G-I

One plant. One bottle. Infinite badassery.

Sometimes you don’t want the whole herbal marching band—you just want one rockstar plant doing its thing. That’s where our simples collection comes in: single-plant tinctures made the old-school way—just organic herbs, water, alcohol, and a whole lotta respect for nature’s finest.

Simples let you zero in on what actually works for your body without the guesswork. One plant, one purpose, one step closer to herbal mastery. Whether you're building your own apothecary, fine-tuning your wellness routine, or just vibing with your favorite green ally, simples give you the power to experiment, explore, and fine-tune your health like the wild botanical wizard you are.

We make tons of simples behind the scenes for our formulas, and now we're letting you raid the vault. Available in easy-to-carry 1 oz. glass dropper bottles—perfect for pockets, purses, and witchy utility belts.

Simples Collection: Pure plant power, no entourage required.

All information on historical use per plant listed below is for educational purposes only (the FDA makes us state this).

Ginger root (Zingiber officinale): Spicy, sassy, and scientifically proven to kick butt.”
Ginger is basically the Swiss Army knife of herbs: antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, digestion hero, anti-cancer sidekick, and even a buddy to your heart. Whether your stomach’s grumpy, your joints are cranky, or your mood needs a nudge, Ginger’s here with some fiery magic,

Ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba): Like jumper cables for your brain and bloodstream.
The original memory whisperer, Ginkgo boosts blood flow, reduces sticky blood drama, and might even help your aging brain hang onto its brilliance. Great for circulation, veins, eyes, and occasional where-are-my-keys moments.

Ginseng (Panax Ginseng): The world’s original ‘I’m tired of your crap’ adaptogen.
Ginseng does everything but pay your bills—boosts energy, balances mood, fights inflammation, supports lungs, digestion, brain, and body vigor. Basically, if you’re feeling like a crumpled paper bag, this root wants to fix it.

Goat's Rue (Galega officinalis): Boosts milk. Boosts pancreas. Boosts your ‘doing things’ energy. Not just for goats anymore! Used alongside modern treatments for diabetes, Goat’s Rue also gets milk flowing for new parents, supports adrenal health, and plays nice with digestion. Medieval sorcery? Maybe. Effective? Definitely.

Goldenrod (Solidago virgaurea): More than just roadside fluff—Goldenrod’s a healing heavy hitter. Got aches, swelling, muscle spasms, gout, eczema, or the general grumpies? Goldenrod’s ready to flush out what ails you and get your body back to less creaky status. Diuretic by nature, pain reliever by passion.

Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis): For when germs are being jerks.
Antimicrobial, antibiotic, astringent—Goldenseal is your herbal bouncer for local infections and irritated skin. Great for ringworm, earaches, and eczema... just don’t chug it internally, okay? It’s precious, powerful, and endangered—treat it like gold (because it basically is).

Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica): Brain boost with a side of eternal youth (allegedly).
Gotu Kola sharpens memory, fuels focus, and keeps you zen enough for Himalayan meditation retreats (or your Monday morning meeting). Plus, it’s a killer wound healer and nerve tonic. Basically, it’s the herb that gives your brain and body a glow-up.

Gynostemma (Gynostemma pentaphyllum): The five-leafed ninja of vitality and endurance. Also known as Jiaogulan, this adaptogen is out here lowering cholesterol, regulating blood pressure, kicking your stamina into overdrive, and maybe even keeping your hair on your head. Stressed? Weak? Gynostemma’s the green caffeine-free energy you didn’t know you needed.

Horseradish root (Armoracia rusticana): Not just for roast beef—good for everything from UTIs to sciatic nerve rages. This spicy root doesn’t just clear your sinuses in one bite—it’s a heavyweight herbal warrior for urinary infections, kidney stones, fluid retention, gallbladder drama, and more. Basically, it's your internal plumber... with a little kick.

Hydrangea root (Hydrangea paniculata): For when your plumbing’s backed up and angry. Hydrangea is the secret weapon against urinary tract woes—bladder infections, kidney stones, prostate grumbles—you name it. Bonus: it can even help soothe hay fever. No flowers were harmed in the making of this remedy (okay, maybe a few).

Ironweed (Vernonia): Strong enough for warriors, gentle enough for mamas.
Used by Native American nations for everything from building blood and treating ulcers to calming childbirth pains, Ironweed is the fierce plant ally you didn’t know you needed. Stomach cranky? Teeth loose? Feeling weak? Ironweed says: hold my tea.