Impepho (Helichrysum spp.) is a sacred and medicinal plant widely revered in African traditional practices. Known for its spiritual significance and healing properties, Impepho has been used for centuries in rituals, ceremonies, and as a natural remedy. This versatile plant holds a profound place in the spiritual and cultural heritage of many communities, particularly in CONTINUE READING
Dandelion roots, often viewed as pesky garden weeds, have been used for centuries in traditional medicine for their impressive health benefits. Packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, dandelion roots offer natural remedies for various ailments and promote overall wellness. Here are 11 notable health benefits of incorporating dandelion roots into your routine. 1. Aids in CONTINUE READING
Dandelions, those bright yellow flowers often dismissed as pesky weeds, hold a wealth of health benefits and have been used for centuries in traditional medicine. While they may be considered a nuisance in lawns and gardens, dandelions are a powerhouse of nutrients and medicinal properties. Let’s explore five health benefits of dandelion and how it CONTINUE READING
Mimosa pudica, also known as the “sensitive plant” or “touch-me-not,” is a fascinating plant known for its ability to fold its leaves when touched. Beyond its unique characteristics, Mimosa pudica has a long history of use in traditional medicine. Its medicinal properties offer a range of health benefits, from treating wounds to improving digestive health. CONTINUE READING
Informative agricultural infographic about different types of insect eggs that can be found on plants. It presents both beneficial and harmful insects, such as: Whitefly: a common pest. Lacewing: beneficial, since it feeds on harmful insects. Ladybugs: also beneficial, predators of pests such as aphids. Red spider: a pest that can damage plants. Green bug: CONTINUE READING
•Roots – Fibrous or taproot system.•Stem – Woody with thorns (prickles).•Leaves -Compound, usually 3-9 leaflets, serrated edges.•Flowers – Typically five petals, various colors (red, pink, yellow), fragrant.•Fruit- Rose hip, varies in size and color.•Common species – Rosa damascena* (Damask Rose), Rosa gallica (Gallica Rose), Rosa chinensis (China Rose).(Ai structure) fbpost2024 #science #studentlife #botany #gk #students CONTINUE READING
There are several Herbs that can grow in Water, both for decoration and for growing edible plants. Some plants can grow perfectly well without soil, absorbing nutrients directly from water. This technique is used in hydroponics, but can also be applied more simply at home. Here is a list of plants that you can grow CONTINUE READING
If you have this leaf in your garden, you actually have gold, but you don’t know it…..The Indian Borage (Coleus amboinicus), also known as Mexican Mint, Cuban Oregano, or Spanish Thyme, is a hardy and aromatic plant with thick, fleshy leaves and a distinctive, pungent aroma. Widely used in traditional medicine, Indian Borage offers a CONTINUE READING
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Amaranth, often seen as a common weed, is a highly nutritious plant with numerous health benefits. Here’s a brief summary of its advantages and uses: Health Benefits of Amaranth: How to Use Amaranth: Add young leaves to salads. Sauté or steam leaves like spinach. Use in soups and stews for flavor and nutrition. Blend leaves CONTINUE READING