Guggul Myrrh India (Commiphora Wightii) Mukul Size:10g Sample Size Resin Seasonal growth patterns in Commiphora

Seasonal growth patterns in Commiphora parvifolia reflect the extreme variability of Socotra’s climate

Freshness: Recently harvested resin possesses a more potent

This tree is one of the four main species that produce the resin used in religious practices

though some harvesters prefer them for certain applications due to changes in aroma profiles

Guggul Myrrh India (Commiphora Wightii) Mukul Size:10g Sample Size Resin Seasonal growth patterns in CommiphoraGuggul (Sweet Myrrh) has a pleasant and calming aroma that is similar to Opoponax Commiphora Erythrea and Opoponax Hadi Sweet Myrrh (Commiphora Guidotti) from Somalia. When burned, Guggul resin releases a complex and sweet fragrance, making it a popular choice. However, the scent of Guggul is distinct from the more well known Myrrh from Somalia (Commiphora Myrrha) and Yemen, which have deeper, woodier fragrances. This versatile resin is also referred