Willow herb |
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Bot.: Epilobium parvillorum
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Epilobium parvillorum |
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Healing power: - Willow herb tea is recommended for prostate trouble. How to use: Pick the whole plant (leaves, stems, flowers) and make a tea from it. Collect the plant during blossom and dry it. Recipe for the Willow herb tea: Pour 1/8 litre boiling water on 1 dessert spoon Willow herb, let it draw for 15 minutes, then pass it through a sieve. Drink 2 cups of Willow herb tea 2 times per day. Description of the plant: Willow herb grows annual and reaches a height between 15 and 60 cm. It gets long lanceolate leaves and little light-purple flowers, which blossom from July to Septembre. You find Willow herb at ditches, fences and gardens. Propagation: Sow the seeds in March directly in rows into your garden. Cover the seeds only with little soil. Attention: Willow herbs sows by itself numerously, but it is easy to weed at unwanted places. Side effects: You can get stomach and intestine trouble, if the tea will be drunken for a longer time. Ingredients: Flavonoides, tannides, beta-sitosterin. |
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