Cherry Stem Powder 20:1 1KG/BAG

Prunus Cherry Stem Extract Powder 20:1

Botanical source: Prunus avium and Prunus cerasus (cherry)
Family: Rosaceae
Common names: Cherry Stem, Cherry Stalk
Plant part used: Dried stems (peduncles)
Origin: Traditional use concentrated in Eastern Europe; source cherries cultivated across temperate regions.

Cherry stems are the slender stalks left after the fruit is harvested, historically considered a valuable byproduct in Eastern European folk tradition rather than waste. They have been used for generations as a gentle household botanical infusion, and are increasingly adopted by formulators seeking traditional plant materials with a clear heritage of use.

Traditional use and character:
In the traditional herbal practices of Eastern Europe, cherry stems are prepared as a warm infusion and valued for their long-standing use in supporting urinary tract comfort and natural fluid balance. This traditional use is rooted in folk knowledge passed down through generations rather than modern clinical validation.

Key constituents:
Cherry stems contain flavonoids, phenolic compounds and a notable potassium content, alongside natural plant fibers. These constituents are consistent with the traditional use of the material as a mild botanical infusion.

Typical applications:
This 20:1 concentrated extract powder is suited to nutraceutical manufacturers producing urinary comfort blends, detoxification formulations, herbal teas, capsules and tablets. It provides a standardized powdered form of a traditional Eastern European botanical.

Specifications:
Extract ratio: 20:1
Appearance: Fine light brown to beige powder
Latin binomial source: Prunus avium / Prunus cerasus
Pack size: 1KG/BAG

Storage and handling:
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light and moisture. Keep sealed in the original packaging until use. Recommended shelf life 24 months under proper storage conditions.

Compliance note:
This product is supplied as a botanical raw material ingredient for qualified manufacturers and formulators. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Traditional uses described above are drawn from historical herbal literature and do not constitute medical advice. Buyers are responsible for confirming regulatory status in their intended market.