White Fir
White Fir is a coniferous evergreen in the pine family, and can be found on the pacific coast of North and Central Americas, Asia, Europe, and northern Africa. The needles are flat and can’t be rolled between the fingers, which is one way of distinguishing firs from other pines and spruces.
Used in applications related to the lungs and bronchial support, this ally is also a friendly grief tender. Use in winter holiday cocktails for some festive cheer, add to chai, or mix with lotion and apply to the chest for some breath support.
This white fir was harvested from what local Nuwuvi call Snow Mountain and westerners call Mt. Charleston, in the alpine region of the spring mountain range. It was tinctured during the Taurus new moon in May 2021 and bottled just after the Taurus Full Moon in November 2022, resulting in a total tincture duration of eighteen months.
Sold in 2 oz. amber glass bottles.
White Fir is a coniferous evergreen in the pine family, and can be found on the pacific coast of North and Central Americas, Asia, Europe, and northern Africa. The needles are flat and can’t be rolled between the fingers, which is one way of distinguishing firs from other pines and spruces.
Used in applications related to the lungs and bronchial support, this ally is also a friendly grief tender. Use in winter holiday cocktails for some festive cheer, add to chai, or mix with lotion and apply to the chest for some breath support.
This white fir was harvested from what local Nuwuvi call Snow Mountain and westerners call Mt. Charleston, in the alpine region of the spring mountain range. It was tinctured during the Taurus new moon in May 2021 and bottled just after the Taurus Full Moon in November 2022, resulting in a total tincture duration of eighteen months.
Sold in 2 oz. amber glass bottles.
White Fir is a coniferous evergreen in the pine family, and can be found on the pacific coast of North and Central Americas, Asia, Europe, and northern Africa. The needles are flat and can’t be rolled between the fingers, which is one way of distinguishing firs from other pines and spruces.
Used in applications related to the lungs and bronchial support, this ally is also a friendly grief tender. Use in winter holiday cocktails for some festive cheer, add to chai, or mix with lotion and apply to the chest for some breath support.
This white fir was harvested from what local Nuwuvi call Snow Mountain and westerners call Mt. Charleston, in the alpine region of the spring mountain range. It was tinctured during the Taurus new moon in May 2021 and bottled just after the Taurus Full Moon in November 2022, resulting in a total tincture duration of eighteen months.
Sold in 2 oz. amber glass bottles.
