Calendula Flower Powder Uses. Calendula, otherwise known as calendula officinalis, is a marigold plant that has historically been used for a host of different ailments, mainly those affecting the skin such as in the healing of wounds. When used as food, the petals are usually eaten, rather than the entire bloom.
Calendula is an annual plant best sown in april/may. Can be used in lotions, ointments, and creams. Add to 1/2 c epsom salt and mix together.
It is an exceptional variety in asteraceae family.
Calendula flower powder are used in some bath bomb recipes. Calendula is an amazing natural remedy but it can (and has for centuries) been used in other ways. Calendula leaves can be added to salads and stews. The single flower head measures about 4 cm broad with bright yellow petals.