Organic Blue Datura Seeds (Datura stramonium)
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An original plant with flowers that have a very pleasant smell, the leaves of the plant are used for medicinal purposes in the form of tinctures and extracts, dope seeds are part of the tincture, which helps in the fight against asthma.
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Datura blue or Datura ordinary / Datura stramonium
Can be grown not only in flower beds and flower beds, but also in large barrels. An original plant with flowers that have a very pleasant smell. Flowers are in the form of pipes and therefore another name for this plant is known - "angel pipes". The plant is thermophilic, drought-resistant, does not like transplanting.
Datura blue and other species are successfully grown from seed. The seeds ripen at the end of August. The most viable are those that were formed during the first flowering. These pods are best placed in gauze pouches to prevent seeds from scattering when the fruit is opened. The resulting seeds are dried and stored until spring. Sowing starts from late February to early April.
Datura is a poisonous plant! But if used in the right doses, it has a healing effect.
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