Look for organically grown, unblemished guava leaves.
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Description
Guava Leaf is the green-colored leaf of the guava plant, which is usually the size of a palm. Dried guava leaves are sun-dried, aromatic guava leaves that turn brown on drying with a brittle texture. This drying process may take around 3-4 weeks, depending upon the humidity. They are used to make herbal tea, consumed for the health benefits provided by its anti-inflammatory properties.