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kaiedwardsartblog · 1 year
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Split Gill & Turkey Tail Mushroom arrangement by Kai Edwards.
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jillraggett · 2 months
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Plant of the Day
Tuesday 13 February 2024
A tender, evergreen perennial usually grown as an annual, Acmella oleracea (Pará cress, Brazil cress, eye ball plant, novacaine plant, salad cress, spot plant, toothache plant) has culinary and medicinal uses. The leaves are dark bronzy green and the petal-less yellow flowers are produced from mid-summer to early autumn.
Jill Raggett
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urbansoulfarmer · 28 days
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I love pickle juice!
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oliviarosaline · 2 months
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Lion's Mane Mushroom
Hericium erinaceus
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A wonderful surprise awaited us while on a hike. Lion's Mane has a very mild flavor and contains bioactive compounds that have been proven to improve brain health. Remember to always forage respectfully and sustainably.
Crawford County, Missouri, USA
Oct. 6th, 2023
Olivia R. Myers
@oliviarosaline
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Chamomile (1914) taken from ‘Les Fleurs des moissons, des cultures, des bords des routes et des décombres’ 
Published by Paul Lechevalier.
Wikimedia.
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ellisdee161 · 1 year
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Lightning Aesclepeon 2022
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jothetender · 4 months
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Strain: Purple Asteroids (THCa infused Flower)
THC: 69.34%, Terps: 0.22%
Grower: Pro OK
State: Oklahoma
Medical/Recreational: Medical
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ancientorigins · 1 year
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The Blue Lotus, ancient Egypt's "narcotic lily" features all over tombs, papyri and the famous Book of the Dead. With psychoactive and healing properties, it was used by the elite for spiritual connection with the divine.
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danielflemingart · 2 months
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The Natural Remedy series.
Acrylic on canvas. Various sizes.
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theqtpurplemellowdy · 2 years
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—one piece
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sativa086 · 2 years
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plants🌱🍀
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jillraggett · 4 months
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Plant of the Day
Friday 12 January 2024
In a tropical glasshouse a small tree Averrhoa bilimbi (bilimbi, cucumber tree, tree sorrel) was flowering. After the clusters of flowers finish the sour tasting, yellowish green fruit develop and are used for medicinal purposes in many tropical and subtropical countries.
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bevanne46 · 6 months
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Soothing a sore throat? Here are four easy tea blends you can make at home!
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urbansoulfarmer · 4 months
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Growing Aztec tobacco.
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3rdeyeblaque · 1 year
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Root of the Month for May 2023: Ragweed
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Taxa(Family/Genus/species):  Asteraceae/Ambrosia/artemissifolia or trifida
Folk Nomenclature: N/A
Common Name: Ragweed, Low Ragweed, Annual Ragweed, Ambrosia
Native Locality: Tropics & Subtropics of Southwestern USA & Northwestern Mexico; can be growing in fields, gardens, roadsides, etc. all across the U.S - most abundantly in the Eastern & Midwestern states. 
Phenotypic Traits: Grows upright growing eaves that look almost fern-like, feathery and green. You will also notice that ragweed leaves look hairy. The flowers on the plant are also useful for ragweed identification. The flowers on ragweed are yellow and long, like streamers; similar to Goldenrod
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Parts Used: Leaves
Gender: Cold
Planetary Ruler: Venus
Elemental Ruler: Water
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Traditional Usage in Rootwork: Used to drive away all fear. Useful for when a boost of courage is needed
Traditional Medicinal Usage: Soothes irritation from insect bites. Eases nausea, menstrual discomfort, skin infections, & fever. Can also be used a laxative. PLEASE NOTE: Ragweed pollen is a major seasonal allergy trigger.
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invoke-parlay · 10 months
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I’m harvesting and drying my 100% organic, grown from seed Yarrow today. Let me know via DMs if you’d like some ☺️
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Yarrow // Achillea millefolium
Parts Used: aerial portions, including flower and leaves.
Family: Asteraceae
Other Names: allheal, angel flower, bad man’s plaything, bloodwort, cammock, carpenter’s weed, devil’s mustard, devil’s nettle, devil’s plaything, dog daisy, gordaldo, gordoloba, green arrow, herbe militaris, hierba de las cortadura, knight’s milfoil, milfoil, nosebleed plant, old man’s mustard, old man’s pepper, sanguinary, soldier’s woundwort, squirrel’s taile, stanchgrass, staunchweed, thousand weed, thousand-leaf, thousand-seal, woundwort, yarroway
Native to Europe, Asia, and North America, yarrow is found in temperate regions all over the world.
Actions and Properties:
alterative, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, anti-pyretic, antiallergenic, antibacterial, antiseptic, antispasmodic, appetite stimulant, aromatic, astringent, bitter, carminative, circulatory stimulant, diaphoretic, digestant, diuretic, emmenagogue, expectorant, hemostatic, styptic, tonic, vulnerary
Constituents:
Yarrow is rich in essential oil and tannins. Yarrow contains 0.3% to 1.4% volatile oils (azulenes, eugenol, caaryophyllene, humulene, limonene, sabinene, thujone, borneol, and camphor), resin, sesquiterpene lactones, 3-4% tannins, flavonoids (including luteolin, apigenin, kaempferol, rutin, and quercitrin), alkaloids (achilletin, betonicine, stachydrine, trigonelline), alkamides, asparagin, aconitic and isovalerianic acids, selenium, beta-cerotene, proteins, sugars, phenolic acids, and coumarins. Its anti-inflammatory and anti-allergy effects may be associated with the constituent chamazulene. The alkaloid fraction of yarrow has shown evidence of hypotensive effects as well as antipyretic effects. Volatile oils in yarrow may have CNS depressent activity. The constituent Achilleine, an alkaloid, might decrease clotting time.
Yarrow is toxic to horses, dogs and cats
All my info is from this lovely website :)
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