ORCHIS MASCULA GLOBULI C/D 13 - C/D 30

Orchis mascula, also known as the early purple orchid, is a native orchid species predominantly found in Europe. It prefers moist meadows and open woodlands and is often found in calcareous soils.

The plant is characterized by its striking, purple flowers that grow in grape-like clusters. Orchis mascula not only has high aesthetic appeal but also plays an important role in the ecosystem by providing nectar for various insect species.

Traditionally, Orchis mascula is used in homeopathy. Here, its properties are utilized in various application areas. In particular, it is used for musculoskeletal complaints and to support general well-being. The use of this homeopathic remedy is based on centuries of experience.

• Origin: Europe
• Habitat: moist meadows, open woodlands
• Traditional application: musculoskeletal complaints, general well-being