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Wereke, 2 oz

YERBERO · herbolarioNo. 144

Nombre
Wereke
English
Wereke root
Botánica
not stated on the bag
Parte
Raíz · root
Forma
Dried root
Origen
not stated on the bag
Peso neto
2 oz

Cortezas y raíces · Barks, roots and stems

YERBERO Wereke

Wereke root

Also sold as wereque, guareque

3.4 (19) 3.4 out of 5 from 19 ratings

$9.49$4.75 per oz

Size: 2 oz

Price from our last catalog update; the checkout shows the current one.

Shelf
Barks, roots and stems
Sizes
1 size
Plant part
Root
From
$9.49

A root from the pumpkin family

Wereke, also spelled wereque and called guareque, is a dried root, 2 oz to the bag. The bag says one thing about the plant: it belongs to the pumpkin family, Cucurbitaceae.

It gives no species, no origin and no method. That makes wereke a root you buy by its name, the way you would ask for it at a Mexican herb stall, and brew the way your own recipe says. If the pieces are large, break them before they go into the pot. The pumpkin family is the one botanical fact the bag gives.

In the YERBERO range, Wereke is filed under W in the herbolario A–Z, next to Salvia blanca molida.

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YERBERO wereke: questions

What plant are you getting in YERBERO wereke?

The bag says only that wereke belongs to the pumpkin family, Cucurbitaceae.