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Katie Weirich
Dried marshmallow root is a favorite fall and winter tea herb for me as I feel it really helps coughs and sore throats. When I got a bulk order recently, I noticed it has a very strong, kind of sweet smell…I don’t remember ever noticing that in times past with smaller amounts I’ve purchased. Does dried marshmallow typically smell strong? I’m wondering if maybe it’s is an old batch or if it has gotten mold….but I don’t want to toss it if this is typical! Thank you in advance for your thoughts on this!
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simmlesl
<p style=”text-align: right;”>I’ve been mixing mine with slippery elm but the two together smell quite sweet.</p>
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Dr. Patrick Jones
Marshmallow has a sweetish smell and taste. I’ve never noticed an overly strong smell.
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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KB
Got a pound of marshmallow root in a mylar bag from Mountain Maus, and yep, it has a kind of sweetish, slightly “fermented” kind of smell, not moldy or musty. It’s plenty dry, not nasty, and I’m using it.
Want some funny smelling roots, I can send a little of my home grown valerian, 😀
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