Botanical Name: Carthamus tinctorius

Common Name:

English: Dyer’s saffron. American saffron. Fake saffron. Flores carthami. Bastard Saffron
Ayurvedic: Kusumbha, Vahinshikhaa, Vastraranjaka, Kusum
Unani: Qurtum
Also, known as: Baharman, Barre, Benibana, Biri, Centurakam, Chôm pu, Dok kham, Esfer, fake saffron, false saffron, hong hoa, hong hua, hong-hua, honghua, huang hua, hung hua, hung-hua, Hungarian saffron, ik-kot, Indian safflower, kafi shah, kajirah, karizeh, kazirah, kanar, kasube, kasubha, kasumba, kembang pulu, kham, kham foi, kham yong, khoinbo, kouranka, kusum, kusuma, kusumba, kusumphul, lago, qurtum, rum, saff-fl ower, saffl ower, safl or, safran bâtard, sáfrányos szeklice, saffron, saffron thistle, Safl or, senturakam, shawrina, sufi r, usfur, wild saffron, za’afran, Safran, Azafran, Zafferano, Kesar, Zafran, Fan-hung-kua, Fan-hung-kua, Konger, carthame, Färberdistel, Cartamo, Chendurakam, Akharij, Jhartam, Kusum phool, Kusumbo, Kusumb, Kusubbi, Kasube, Kuyimpu, Chentukam, Kardi, Karda, Kusum, Kusum, Senturkam, Kusumulu, Kusum, Dawg Kum Foy

Origin: India

Harvested: Cultivated

Parts Used: Flower stamens

Saffron Flower (Safflower) Tea Bag - American