New Year’s Tea

Living on the edge. Nakatira sa gilid. Salamat sa mga kahoy. Here, a Philippine cinnamon tree protects the soil from erosion. Be sure to plant your own Philippine cinnamon at home, as part of your container gardening, or in the ground, at home or in the farm, as food and medicine. Message us for the…

Time well spent with farmer leaders to discuss the Phil cinnamon kaningag project. I’m happy to share that the farmers have agreed to allot a small part of their land for a mini arboretum for the Phil cinnamon species. The mini arboretum will be a project of Plantsville Health and the Integrated Social Forestry (ISF)…

How did November of Plantsville Health recover from symptoms of Covid? She shared her experience 2 months ago using a video that was posted last week. (Please scroll down to check it out.) One symptom was diarrhea, and the Phil cinnamon bark tea helped her tremendously. On the first day of drinking the tea, she…

We still remember in 2017 when we first met and told the farmers that kaningag IS Philippine cinnamon, and that it is a valuable tree for the forest and all that lives on it, and as food and medicine. They were amazed because many farmers were using the kaningag for charcoal then. They don’t have…

Philippine cinnamon of partner farmer, Ms Juanita Recoplaza. Happy to see that her grandson is also involved as he is the next guardian of the trees. Plant your own Philippine cinnamon in a pot or on the ground for your food and medicine. Message us for the seedlings! #conservation#livelihood#health#local Please click this link (https://www.facebook.com/homeorganicph/posts/4204444856286745) to…

Craving for tantalizing aroma of fresh cinnamon and fresh lemongrass in your home roasted lechon manok? Try using our pure essential oil. We’ve been using this product for at least 2 years at home. It’s very convenient to use! We distill organic Philippine cinnamon leaves, while our partner also distills organic lemongrass. Both produce are…