The home of the Lapacho tree is in South America
– predominantly Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. The tree grows to a considerable height and can reach an age of 700 years. Its mass of blossoms is a delight for any observer.
For the commercially available Lapacho tea, the inner rind of the tree is peeled off and processed;
the tree forms new tissue in replacement. In that way, the older layers are moved to the outside,
thus increasing the tree's protection.
For the commercially available Lapacho tea, the inner rind of the tree is peeled off and processed;
the tree forms new tissue in replacement. In that way, the older layers are moved to the outside,
thus increasing the tree's protection.
