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Life Plant, Abundant Goddess (Kalanchoe daigremontiana) potted plant, organic
$8.50
Family: Stonecrop (Crassulaceae)
Hardy to Zones 9 to 12, normally grown as an indoor potted plant, protect from frost
(Abundant goddess, Mother of Thousands, Mexican Hat) Succulent and comely, an excellent house plant which prospers in a light window. The plant will propagate itself from plantlets borne on the leaf margin. You can leave a leaf in a dry pot of soil and it will maintain its life force for many months. Plant grows great indoors, on the windowsill or in the solarium. An easy plant to have success with, they do best in gallons, offering companionship and solace during the hours when we find ourselves indoors. Nurse plant for ladybugs. Traditional use: poulticing agent. Space plants 1 to 2 feet apart.
Potted plant Certified Organically Grown
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Casey –
Is there a particular cactus mix brand you recommend?
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Richo Cech –
hi casey, i’m not real aware of the brands out there because i mix my own. that could be done by anyone–the recipe is 50% fast-draining (white pumice and coarse, sharp sand) and 50% compost. i checked online and black gold (sungrow) has a mix that looks ok. always avoid fertilizers or chemicals in any of these things, go for just the straight goods. richo
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Alison Garcia –
Can this plant be used to treat pain? I was trying to understand how it is processed for what you stated it’s traditional use: poulticing
I’m healing from a severe car accident last July and one thing that has brought me a lot of joy is gardening. So I’m looking for unique plants and if this one has healing properties, I’m all about natural!
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Richo Cech –
Herbalists mash plants up and apply to the skin–this is known as a poultice–probably the most respected of these is comfrey–other plants like life plants, chickweed, plantain, etc. are also used. Please check my book “Making Plant Medicine” for better instructions on poulticing.
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