Mullein has been known since the time of Ulysses who is said to have used it as protection from evil spirits. Its rigid 6-foot stem and when soaked in oil lends itself to use as a torch (hence the name Torchweed). Mullein's large, yellow flowers have a honey-like fragrance and an almond-like taste. The leaves are slimy and bitter.

Kosher Mullein [Kof K]

Mullein's medicinal value lies in its ability to soothe irritated throats and help bring up phlegm. Mullein Flower Ear Oil provides soothing support for irritated ears.