Wild Dagga: Natural relaxation with an exotic touch

August 07 2025, by Willy
2 min reading time

Gedroogde Wild Dagga bladeren – Leonotis leonurus kruid voor ontspanning

Wild dagga, also known as Leonotis leonurus, is a South African plant that has been used traditionally for centuries. The herb is known for its orange flowers and is often compared to klip dagga (Leonotis nepetifolia) due to their similar appearance.

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Wild dagga (Leonotis leonurus) is a South African plant that has been used traditionally for centuries. It is often chosen as an ingredient in legal herbal infusions and teas and is known for its distinctive orange flowers and spicy aroma.

What is Wild Dagga?

Also called lion's tail , wild dagga is a herbaceous plant in the mint family. The leaves and flowers are typically dried and processed for use in herbal teas, spice blends, or smoking mixtures.

Forms of use

Dried leaves and flowers – Suitable for tea or herbal tobacco substitutes.
Concentrated extracts – Compact form of the herb, often used in small amounts.

Tip: Always start with a small amount to become familiar with the taste and intensity.

Difference with Klip Dagga

Although Wild Dagga and Klip Dagga (Leonotis nepetifolia) belong to the same family, they differ in aroma and appearance. Wild Dagga has longer, narrow leaves and intense orange flowers, while Klip Dagga often has coarser leaves and spherical inflorescences.

Available products

Dried Wild Dagga leaves – Leonotis leonurus

Product	Form	Usage
Wild Dagga 50g – Indian Spirit	Dried herb	Tea or herbal mix
Wild Dagga 20x Extract – McMystic	Herbal extract	Herbal preparations

Legal status

Wild dagga is not regulated by the Opium Act in the Netherlands and can be sold freely. Novus Fumus delivers it discreetly and quickly within the Netherlands and Belgium.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I combine Wild Dagga with other herbs?

Yes, it is sometimes mixed with other legal herbs for variation in flavor or aroma.

What does Wild Dagga taste like?

The herb has an earthy, spicy and slightly bitter taste.