Dried Lemongrass

This dried lemongrass is sourced from pesticide-free and clean farms by Sikkimshrooms online. Then gently dried to retain efficacy. It is a go-to ingredient for cooking, herbal teas, and wellness blends. Due to its lemony aroma, strong flavor, and natural healing properties. It is dear to the kitchen and apothecary. Whether making soothing tea or preparing herbal oil, our finest dried lemongrass will give some function and freshness to your regimen.

Natural Composition and Potency

Our dried lemongrass stalks contain about 70-80% of the original citral content. It is present during drying. Citral is the mixture of two primary compounds: geranial and neral.  It contributes most to the odor and flavor of lemongrass. Apart from tasting good, these compounds do a lot. The research indicates that they have very good antimicrobial activities against some dangerous bacteria like Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli.

Traditional and Herbal Uses

Lemongrass is known in Ayurveda to treat digestive problems, mainly through infusions and teas for the stomach. One of the benefits of dried lemongrass is that it shields the stomach lining. As a tea, lemongrass decreases the probability of the development of gastric ulcers by preventing Helicobacter pylori from attaching onto the wall of the stomach.

A few dried pieces, brewed in hot water for 5–10 minutes, will alleviate bloating, gas, and indigestion. Accordingly, it is believed that repetitive consumption of lemongrass tea will keep the digestive systems calm and clear.

Culinary Applications

In Thai, Vietnamese, and Indian kitchens, lemongrass is extensively used. Usually, fresh lemongrass is seasonal and perishable. If dried lemongrass is used, one would get all that aromatic flavor but with a much longer shelf life.

Application ideas for dried lemongrass include:

• Soups and broths, such as Tom Yum
• Herbal marinades for chicken or fish
• Homemade spice blends and rubs
• Flavored oils or vinegars
• Rice and lentil dishes that carry an extra zing

Soaking dried lemongrass in warm water helps to soften it and make it easier to work with. Whether it is used whole, chopped, or ground, the fresh citrus flavor comes through loud and clear, uplifting a dish instantly.

Industrial and Natural Uses

The citral found in lemongrass also serves another purpose—pest control. In many grain storage areas, dried lemongrass is used in natural pesticide formulas. Its fumigant properties have been shown to reduce storage grain loss by 60%. This makes it not just a flavor booster or tea ingredient, but a truly multi-use herb.

Benefits of Dried Lemongrass

When you explore the full benefits of dried lemongrass, you’ll find it’s much more than a kitchen herb. It helps with:

• Digestive support: Reduces gas, bloating, and discomfort
• Antibacterial protection: Fights harmful bacteria naturally
• Stress relief: The warm aroma of lemongrass promotes calm and focus
• Ulcer prevention: Blocks ulcer-causing bacteria in the stomach

These benefits make dried lemongrass a perfect addition to your wellness routine, especially when paired with other herbal remedies.

Sikkimshrooms Quality and Sourcing

At Sikkimshrooms online, we hand-pick and sun-dry our dried lemongrass with care. Our drying methods are designed to protect the plant’s essential oils and preserve both aroma and flavor. We never use artificial preservatives or chemicals.

As part of our larger Sikkimshrooms organic mushrooms and herbal range, this lemongrass meets the same quality standards: clean, natural, and ethically sourced.

How to Buy Dried Lemongrass Online

If you’re looking to buy dried lemongrass online, we offer:

• Retail packs (ideal for home use and wellness brews)
• Bulk orders (for restaurants, cafés, or herbal stores)
• Affordable pricing and fast delivery through Sikkimshrooms online

Each pouch is resealable and moisture-proof to keep your herbs fresh and flavorful for months.

Dried lemongrass is a must-have for anyone who enjoys natural healing, cooking with bold flavors, or creating herbal blends at home. With its strong antibacterial properties, citrus aroma, and digestive support, it’s much more than just an ingredient—it’s a kitchen and wellness essential.