Semal Phool

Semal Phool | सेमल फूल | Bombax ceiba

Semal Phool refers to the flowers of Bombax ceiba L., accepted by Kew. These flowers are not Semal bark, tree floss, gum or roots. The supplier's physical-lot authentication and intended food/medical grade are separate checks.

Traditional and botanical context

Scientific names and vernacular trade names must be interpreted for the exact species and material. No invented Sanskrit verses, unsupported Rasa/Guna/Virya/Vipaka or therapeutic benefit claims are provided. Botanical literature does not authenticate the actual supplier batch.

Why buy from Jadibuti Store?

The page states the trade/botanical reference, the actual variant labels and identity limits rather than inventing laboratory purity or disease cures. Review the selected price, weight and delivery details before purchase.

Product identity and buyer checks

Product	सेमल फूल / Semal flowers / Silk cotton tree flower / Bombax ceiba
What this page confirms	Semal Phool refers to the flowers of Bombax ceiba L., accepted by Kew. These flowers are not Semal bark, tree floss, gum or roots. The supplier's physical-lot authentication and intended food/medical grade are separate checks.
Available variants	100 Grams; 200 Grams; 400 Grams; 900 Grams

Identity reference

Kew botanical reference. Citation of a name does not verify a supplied batch.

Informational, identification and safety guidance only; not a treatment recommendation.

Selection, preparation and storage

Choose the appropriate live variant and confirm material, grade and part wherever indicated as pending. Store airtight in a cool dry place away from heat, moisture and direct sunlight. Do not infer a medicinal dose from a raw retail listing.

Important safety precautions

Do not assume the flower is edible or approved for an oral medicinal preparation. Confirm intended grade and suitability before use, especially for pregnancy, breastfeeding or an ongoing health condition.

Frequently asked questions

What is Semal Phool?

Flowers of the Semal or silk-cotton tree referenced as Bombax ceiba.

Is this tree bark or flower?

The listing specifies flowers, not bark or gum.

Which accepted plant species?

Kew recognizes Bombax ceiba L.

Which sizes are available?

100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g.

Is it a powdered extract?

No extract is listed; confirm the physical form and grade.

Can these flowers be used medicinally?

No safe dose or clinical treatment is asserted by this listing.

How should they be stored?

In sealed packaging, cool and dry, protected from moisture.