Castor Seeds, obtained from the plant Ricinus communis, are natural botanical seeds traditionally valued for external, agricultural, and plant-based applications. These seeds are primarily known as the source of castor oil and are widely recognised in botanical studies and traditional practices.

This product is supplied as raw, whole seeds and is intended strictly for non-consumable purposes.

🌿 Traditional & Botanical Context

(Allowed wording only)

• Traditionally used in plant-based and botanical practices

• Known as the natural source of castor oil

• Used in external applications and traditional preparations

• Commonly referenced in botanical and agricultural contexts

• Suitable for educational, research, or cultivation-related use

All references relate to traditional and botanical context only.

🌿 Key Characteristics (Non-Medical)

• Natural plant seeds from Ricinus communis

• Raw, whole, unprocessed seeds

• Known for high oil content (source material only)

• Suitable for botanical, educational, or external use

• Not processed for food or medicinal consumption

📦 Product Details

• Product Name: Castor Seeds

• Botanical Name: Ricinus communis

• Form: Whole Seeds

• Category: Botanical / Plant Seeds

• Use: External / Non-Edible

⚠️ VERY IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

• NOT FOR CONSUMPTION

• Castor seeds are toxic if ingested

• Not intended for food, supplements, or medicinal use

• Keep away from children and pets

• Use only for external, botanical, or educational purposes

• Store in a cool, dry place

Castor seeds come from the castor plant (Ricinus communis) and are the source of castor oil, which is widely used in medicine, cosmetics, and industry. However, the seeds also contain ricin, a highly toxic protein that can be fatal if ingested in large amounts.

Uses of Castor Seeds & Castor Oil

1. Medicinal Uses

   • Laxative (castor oil is a well-known natural remedy for constipation)
   • Anti-inflammatory properties (used in arthritis and muscle pain relief)
   • Skin and hair care (moisturizing, promoting hair growth, and treating skin infections)

2. Industrial Uses

   • Lubricants (for machinery and aviation)
   • Biodiesel production
   • Manufacturing paints, varnishes, and plastics

3. Agricultural Uses

   • Used in pesticides and fungicides

Toxicity Warning

• Castor seeds contain ricin, a deadly toxin.

• Consuming raw seeds can be fatal.
• Castor oil is safe because ricin is removed during processing.