SAFRAN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER
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SAFRAN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER
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The saffron flower can only be propagated by human hands.
Because Crocus sativus does not produce seeds; it can be produced by bulbs and this is only possible with human intervention.
It takes about 150 flowers to obtain 1 gram of saffron.
Saffron can turn water 100,000 times more yellow.
Thanks to the pigment called Crocin, even a very small amount gives intense color.
Historically, one gram of saffron was more valuable than gold on a per gram basis.
Saffron is picked before sunrise because its volatile substances are damaged if exposed to heat.
It is one of the rare plants whose medical effects have been scientifically proven.
Saffron can only be harvested for one month a year.
It is a natural food colorant, aromatic additive and healing source.
That is, it is used both in the kitchen, in cosmetics, and in traditional and modern medicine.
Each flower produces only 3 stigmas.
If there is more, it is either fake or GMO.
Each flower produces only 3 stigmas.
If there is more, it is either fake or GMO.