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Botanical Name: Annona Muricata
Origin: Caribbean
Common Name: Graviola Leaves C/S
English Name: Graviola Leaves Cut & Sifted
French Name: Feuilles de Graviola Coupées et Tamisées
Also Known As: Soursop Leaves, Custard Apple Leaves, Graviola Herb, Dried Graviola Leaves, Cut Soursop Leaves, Annona Leaves
Part Used: Leaves of Annona muricata
Description: Graviola, also known as soursop, is a small tropical tree native to Central and South America, growing 5–10 metres tall with large, glossy, dark green oblong leaves and prickly green fruit. The tree produces white, fragrant flowers throughout the warmer months, and the leaves are harvested at full maturity when their natural shape, colour, and aroma are at peak. The plant thrives in tropical climates with well-drained soils and consistent moisture.
The harvested leaves are carefully cleaned to remove stems, debris, and dust, then dried under controlled low-temperature conditions. Once dried, the leaves retain their elongated, slightly curved shape and vibrant dark green to olive tone. In cut and sifted form, the leaves are broken into uniform pieces while preserving the natural texture and appearance, making them easy to handle and blend with other dried botanicals.
The cut and sifted leaves are sorted to remove fines and dust, resulting in a clean, consistent, and free-flowing botanical ingredient. This ensures uniformity in size, colour, and quality for blending, storage, and preparation in various herbal applications.
Uses: Graviola Leaves C/S are used in tea-style blends, herbal infusions, botanical mixtures, culinary flavouring, craft projects, cosmetic formulations, and educational herb collections. The cut leaves provide natural texture, colour, and aromatic contribution, making them ideal for infusions, dry blends, decorative jar displays, and applications where visually recognizable leaf material is preferred for mixing, formulation, or presentation purposes.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
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