#spilanthes

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[disimba]

I tried my Spilanthes that i grew this season.

Amazing. Honestly so damn cool. The effect is damn near immediate and impossible to ignore.

Immediate salivation, followed by almost a cooling menthol feel. As that cooling goes away a “buzzing” replaces it, like a tingle but much more noticeable.

I didnt notice a particular taste, but i wouldnt go as far as to say it tasted “bad” it was just neutral in flavor.

The buzzing feeling essentially became numbness as I couldn’t feel my tongue in the normal sense and same with my gums. If i had a few more, I’m sure it could help with a sore mouth no problem.

I plan on growing a bunch more of these and having a large box or pot to grow them. Easily my new favorite plant and since I did grow them from seed, I’m feeling quite proud of myself.

[lynnswirld]

This South American plant/herb is also known to be an antiviral, antibiotic, and anti-fungal.

related to the daisy - has round, yellow flowers with dark red spots in the center that are actually clusters of many tiny flowers.

grows about a foot wide and a foot high is an annual in most areas.

used as a topical pain reliever for toothaches and many other things

also made into tinctures or creams used as a natural botox as it relaxes worry lines and helps to smooth out skin wrinkles. i need to plant me some of this!

often called buzz buttons because of the numbing buzz they cause when you chew on them.

[sidewalkchemistry]

Holistic Oral Hygiene Advice for a Blissfully Fresh & Healthy Mouth 🌟

(this image comes from Nadine Artemis's book Renegade Beauty - I highly recommend anyone read it! It's a bliss babe must read💖)

This is advice that I've personally been following for years. I finally stopped seeing what I believed were natural weaknesses in my teeth, gums, and even the skin around my mouth. It also drastically simplified tooth care for me.

1. Ditch commercial toothpastes and mouthwashes. Take care that the composition of your dental products aren't influencing your saliva to become acidic. In such environments, the teeth suffer because enamel, cavities, and sensitivity to extreme temperatures develop with ease. I would even get dry, irritated skin on my mouth corners from them. They are normally formulated this way to leave a "squeaky clean" sensation, but it does more harm than good.

2. More pressure is not necessarily better. The tooth enamel can wear down from too much abrasion over time. Electric tooth brushes with softer bristles and applying minimal pressure is preferable. I let my water flosser do more of the pressure related activity.

3. Protect the oral microbiome. When the microbial balance is disrupted, things like cavities, infections, boils, and gingivitis can occur. Botanical sanitizers are better to maintain a harmonious microbial balance. Oil pulling, salt water gargles with small amounts of high quality food-safe essential oils (don't use the highly potent ones, do your research. Peppermint, spearmint, frankincense, tea tree are all fine), herbal mouthwashes, baking soda, and clay are all great options. Oral probiotics are also good to recalibrate balance if you've deeply lost harmony, especially from antibiotic treatments.

4. Pay attention to the gums as well! The gums should also be brushed/massaged. It helps keep the muscles strong (They need to hold your teeth in place. Loose teeth and receding gums are not a good sign) and helps lymph and blood circulation. Rubbing in an (ozonated) gum gel/serum is great to revitalize the cells of these areas.

5. Make your own mouthwash. Most mouthwashes have a lot of sugar in them which makes absolutely no sense if you're trying to keep your teeth healthy. Craft it from high quality ingredients that will alkalize your saliva, keep breath fresh, and support the balance of life in the world that is your mouth.

6. Do not forget about your herbs. Herbal teas are the best mouthwashes between meals. Make sure you sip some after sweets, sugary drinks, and underripe fruit. Licorice, mint, dandelion root, pine, rosemary, and parsley are some that I recommend. (Eating some leafy greens are the next best thing if no tea or mouthwash is available). Certain herbs can also be helpful for numbing/easing pains (ginger, spilanthes, cloves, valerian), tightening gums (red raspberry leaf, nettles, black or green tea, blackberry root, uva ursi), and healing mouth wounds/boils/blisters (plantain, marshmallow root, yarrow, Siberian elm).

7. Understand that your teeth are part of your living body. They naturally engage in growth and repair processes like the rest of your bones. Cavities do reverse. I've observed it in myself. And teeth are able to regenerate too (everything in the body is). It takes time, though, and a focused holistic healing protocol. Make sure you are actively encouraging a reality where those cells flourish as well!

8. Bring awareness to your pains and aches. The teeth are connected with the body. The nerves that run from them link to other areas and organs of the body. Often, in times of pain, we try to numb out the pain or distract ourselves from it. But pains are messages for us to interpret. Sitting in meditation with your pain can not only widen your awareness beyond the pain, but bring insight about what the root issue is. It can reveal things as simple as holding your jaw too tensely (letting yourself be consumed by stress) to deeper issues like stagnant lymphatic flow.

9. Flossing is certainly important for keeping all dimensions of your teeth clean. But it doesn't need to be done with strings alone. (I'm sure most people don't even floss effectively). Water irrigation tools (aka water piks), brushing at different angles, chewing barks/twigs/roots (like licorice, neem, Gouania lupuloides, miswak, calamus), and eating fresh, fibrous foods are also extraordinary in their effects.

10. What you eat matters. As always. Consciously managing what you consume sends the body a message of love. You'll notice what is not supportive for your teeth or what requires more diligent cleaning naturally when you eat with awareness. But never eat something with guilt either, just eat whatever you do consciously. It always does your body good and brings a higher degree of nourishment.

[jarwoski]

Acmella oleracea, denominada anteriormente Spilanthes oleracea e Spilanthes acmella

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Farm and Garden Accountability:

Flower CSA

Stem Bar - build your own - Bouquet foliage building

Bouquets based on Fendi bags

Astrology Bouquets

Dinners having a living breathing bouquet (plant cuttings rooting in water/Elderberry) in the center for everyone to take home. Basil. Lotus flowers

Communal bouquet, have so many vases filled with flowers, let all attendants pick out a flower to place in the big vase, let everyone fill it out as they choose to and see what community created

Growing a section of a culinary garden that’s just foliage that’s used for folding and food packaging

Flower Fridge - to keep bouquets cool

Mushroom sex garden: Ejaculation logs 🪵- mushroom logs that look like genitalia. Mushrooms that need to penetrate ginger plants. Etc

Melody Center: Growing plants in containers of donated musical instruments. Succulents in the hole of recorders, gourds in trombones, vines through violins, grapes growing by harps, orchids on DJ equipment, Brussel sprout bells etc. having that little machine that plays music from plant vibrations present for demonstrations.

Clown garden in collaboration with a circus-Spilanthes. Amaranth. Cockscomb. Yarrow. Strawberry. Coral honeysuckle. Globe amaranth. Clematis. Amsonia blue ice. Rhubarb

Leopard spotted garden / animal print garden: White and black zigzags - Zebras + Spots of black eyed Susan - Leopard /Rarer animals and characteristics, like salamanders- Red or Orange Armyryllis

Display of ceramic Jugs for floral displays

Love letter seed box library (Seed library shaped like a love letter)

Astrology garden seed packets

12 of each seed packet- Libra- bleeding heart, mountain mint, Aries

Calendula house- having a silent safety net with calendula and sunflower or a series of garden plants that indicate this house is safe to seek rest and refuge in

Rose bushes shaped like a heart

Star garden in the form of black eyed Susan’s

Echinacea discolball shaped garden

Marigold sun

ana mendieta moss garden

Breakfast garden (garden full of plants that look like breakfast food. White Poppies with yellow centers, amaranth that looks like bacon, chives)

Egg garden (white flowers with a yellow flower center)

Tea Garden-Chamomile. Rose. Lavender. Lemon balm. Elderberry. Ginger root. Raspberry. Echinacea. Catnip. Bergamot. Strawberry. Juniper

Raised garden bed shaped like a hand

Plant growing in rain boot

Bouquet fundraiser. Bouquet for everyone who donates a certain amount for the [blank]

Gardens in the shape of clothes and then allowing them to grow past their bounds to emphasize the natural movements and pathways in a living environment’s formation and also the need for clothing to run its course

Anthropoid hotel

Garden in the shape of the [blank] lakes

Indigenous darkness garden- spirit garden- offering garden - allowance for demons and vengefuls and indifferent but powerful entities to soar and move and pass through like a fence of protections

Having dark / black plants / having plants with powerful energies like the one poisonous moon flower, having plants that flower at night, having plants whose shapes curl and form and twist, plants that offer moth home and nourishment, Cyepress, cedar, grasses with stripes, plants that hold things at bay, like willow and sweet grass, fish in the pond of the garden, black trees like the one elderberry variety,

Garden that spells out sustain

Hiding native plants and tools in a cooler and beach bag with a towel. Look and dress like tourists and sneakily plant plants and seeds

Exotic spices garden- Saffron, Ginger, Lemongrass, Vanilla Orchids, Fennel, Sumac, Lavender, Amaranth, Cardamom, Jasmine, Garlic (for Black Garlic), Shizo, rose. passionflower, Persian Basil

Bathroom bouquet - Flowers and Arrangements that are heavily scented and release oils in moisture. Lavender, eucalyptus, other mint family plants like sage

Ancestral bouquets - plants that have ancestral spirit-medicine like amaranth, marigold, rose, and more

Sex Work Garden:

Vines. Red Kitten Spinach. Strawberries. Grapes. Cherry tree. Red Velvet Okra. Strawberry spinach. Osmin Basil. Cinnamon Basil. Licorice Basil. Red Roses. Globe Eggplant. Sweet bay magnolia. Spice bush. Lotus. Bee Hive. Carnivorous plant greenhouse with fig tree. Passionflower. Orchids. Red Dahlias. Clematis (leather flower). Chokecherry.

Native plant bouquets:

4 judges,

3 top picks,

Widdling it down to 1st 2nd 3rd

Basic bouquet template printed out: two different foliages, filler flower, flower to give height, ‘star’ flower, flower to fill in any missing spots

Intention: The indigenous plants cultivated and tended to prior to contact and that have survived throughout colonization are beautiful and abundant in the ways they nourish us and our senses. Responsibly foraged and tended Native bouquets as a love letter to the land

Invasive plant bouquets

4 judges,

3 top picks,

Widdling it down to 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Basic bouquet template printed out: two different foliages, filler flower, flower to give height, ‘star’ flower, flower to fill in any missing spots

Intention: Many of the plants that were brought here, were brought here as food and medicine, or for their beauty. Invasive plants are just wildflowers, native trees and vines from other homelands, and this is a way to honor the plant as a source of nourishment while doing our part to make sure we’re taking care of the environment and it’s contexts sustainably

Having a fabric / dye garden with patron saints hung like scarecrows. A black turtleneck dyed black with tree of heaven in a nestle of tree of heaven. A red dress in a madder dye bed. Indigo blue scarf wrapped between crown of thorns in indigo field. Green cargo pants hung in clover field.

Medicinal first aid kit garden

Cascading pitcher plant deck entrance

Wampum grass bouquet - pink/purple/white grasses and floral purple bouquets

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I appreciate Black Walnut, Goji Berries, Lemongrass, Star Anise, Cardamom, Pineapple Mint, Coconut, Cashew, Duck, Dulce De Leche, Evaporated Milk, Labneh, Starfruit, Seasalt, Passionflower, Persimmon Leaves, Ginko, Orange Peel, Cinnamon Stick, Death Spiral Pepper, Raspberry, Autumn Olive, Roasted Shallots, Edible Charcoal, Squid Ink, Mahi Mahi, Elderberry, Venison, Wild Rice, Black Beans, Oat, Lemon Squash, Strawberry Corn, Oyster Mushroom, Willow Bark, Rose-hip, Vanilla Bean, Reishi, White chocolate, Papaya, Black Pepper, Strawberry Spinach, American Beauty-berry, Scorpion, Goat Milk, Lamb, Roasted Pork, Seared Bell Pepper, White Pine, Bourbon, Rhubarb, Spilanthes, Buttermilk, Pecan, Dandelion Green, Lilac, Magnolia, Lemon Basil, Chocolate chips, Orange Liqueur, Oxtail, Hibiscus, Okra, Ginger, Juniper, Spruce, Vinegar, Birch Sap, Quail Eggs, Alligator, Honeysuckle, Ramp Leaves, Apple Cider

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[spotjardin]

Le cresson de para

présentation

Le cresson de para est une plante annuelle qui a une saveur poivrée et piquante. Il s'agit de sa principale particularité. Il est originaire d'Amérique du Sud et du Brésil en particulier. On l'appelle également Brède mafane , cresson du Brésil, Acmella oleracea ou bien encore Spilanthes oleracea, qui sont ses deux noms scientifiques. Il fait partie de la famille des astéracées. Sa culture est facile ainsi que son entretien. Son besoin en eau est moyen. Sa hauteur de 10 à 20 centimètres en fait un excellent couvre-sol. Malheureusement, très peu de jardiniers le cultivent. C'est pourquoi il trouvera sa place dans la rubrique des légumes oubliés. Il craint le froid et la sècheresse. C’est une excellente plante aromatique qui vous sert à agrémenter vos salades ou bien vos carpaccios.

culture

Choisissez-lui un emplacement ensoleillé, frais, riche, meuble et bien drainé sur un sol neutre, voire calcaire. Semez-le directement en pleine terre dès que les températures atteignent une vingtaine de degrés c'est à dire de mi-mai à mi-juillet. Espacez vos graines de 30 centimètres environ en tous sens. Si toutefois vous avez effectué votre semis plus dense, éclaircissez-le, afin de garder la distance précisée ci-dessus entre chaque sujet. Vous pouvez aussi le semer dans des godets avec trois graines. Dans ce cas, dès que les plantules possèdent 2 ou 3 feuilles, éclaircissez pour ne garder que le plus beau. Patientez 15 jours à 3 semaines pour les repiquer soit en pleine terre ou bien dans des grands bacs. Trois pieds suffisent pour une décoration et pour votre consommation personnelle. Vous pouvez également l'utiliser en bordure et en potée, ce qui est très joli au visuel. Si vous souhaitez une récolte la plus longue possible, je vous conseille d'échelonner vos semis. Si vous ne voulez pas effectuer de semis, vous pouvez acheter le cresson de para en godet. C'est assez difficile à trouver dans les jardineries traditionnelles. Mais certaines pépinières spécialisées en plantes aromatiques peuvent vous fournir du cresson de para en godet.

entretien

Le cresson de para supporte très bien plusieurs coupes lors de vos cueillettes. Pincez l'extrémité des tiges afin de provoquer le maximum de ramifications (Comme cela se fait pour le basilic). Arrosez-le régulièrement surtout pendant les périodes chaudes de la saison estivale. Paillez-le afin de garder de la fraicheur à son pied , ce qui est nécessaire à son bon développement. Étant donné qu'il s'agit d'une plante gélive, je vous conseille de la couvrir d'un voile d'hivernage (dès que les températures commencent à se rafraichir), afin de pouvoir en profiter encore au début de la saison automnale.

RÉCOLTE

En règle générale, vous pourrez commencer votre récolte entre 2 et 3 mois après le semis. Si vous cueillez des tiges au dessus du collet, vous pourrez obtenir de nouvelles pousses. Par contre, si vous cueillez feuille par feuille, votre récolte pourra s'étaler sur 4 à 5 mois. Les fleurs se consomment également. Attention, le cresson de para doit se consommer dans la journée voire 2 jours au plus tard si vous le mettez dans votre réfrigérateur, roulé dans un torchon humide.

parasites & maladies

Le cresson de para est très résistant aux parasites et aux maladies. Toutefois, surveillez nos amies les limaces qui sont très friandes des jeunes pousses.

multiplication

Le cresson de para se multiplie par semis en récupérant les graines quand les fleurs sont complètement desséchées afin d'effectuer des semis l'année suivante. Pour les récoltez frottez sur la paume de votre main les capitules secs pour faire tomber les graines. Laissez sécher ces dernières à l'air pendant deux heures environ (sans soleil direct). Et pour terminer, mettez-les dans des sachets en papier kraft pour conservation au frais et au sec.

association

Les associations avec le cresson de para sont possibles à condition que les plantes associées ne lui fassent pas trop d'ombre. Toutes les plantes de tailles plus petites que le cresson de para peuvent lui être associées. Et pour terminer, je vous propose cette vidéo de la chaine YouTube de Xavier Mathias https://youtu.be/L0kl2UpFhsM Abonnement au site Inscription sur le site : Vous devez vous inscrire sur le site pour recevoir une alerte par mail à chaque nouvel article mis en ligne. Abonnement à la lettre mensuelle D’autre part, vous pouvez également vous abonner à la lettre mensuelle du site. Si vous avez aimé cet article n’hésitez pas à le partager sur les réseaux sociaux en utilisant les boutons ci-dessous. Read the full article

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Green Journey Seedlist 2023

The following varieties are now available freshly packed for 2023.

Amaranth, Love Lies Bleeding Amaranthus caudatus 200 seeds

Ashwagandha (Indian Ginseng) Withania somnifera 40 seeds

Astragalus, Chinese Astragalus membranaceus 25 seeds

Balloon Flower (Jie-geng) Platycodon grandiflorus 50 seeds

Beebalm, Wild purple Monarda fistulosa 40 seeds

California Poppy Eschscholzia californica 200 seeds

China Aster Mix Callistephus chinensis 50 seeds

Cockscomb, Red ‘Mano de Obispo’ Celosia cristata 40 seeds

Echinacea (Purple Coneflower) Echinacea purpurea 40 seeds

Holy Basil (Rama Tulsi) Ocimum sanctum 100 seeds

Mexican Sunflower Tithonia rotundifolia 30 seeds

Marigold, China Cat singles Tagetes patula 40 seeds

Morning Glory, Bush ‘Royal Ensign’ Convolvulus tricolor 15 seeds

Morning Glory, Kniola’s purple-black Ipomea purpurea 20 seeds

Nigella, red pod Nigella damascena 75 seeds

Painted Poppy Mix Papaver somniferum 300 seeds

Shirley Poppy Mix Papaver rhoeas 200 seeds

Strawflower Mix, Apricot Pastels Helichrysum bracteatum 75 seeds

Sunflower Mix, Amber Eye Helianthus annuus 50 seeds

Sweet Pea, Bi-colored fragrant Lathyrus odoratus 20 seeds

Tobacco, ‘Perique’ smoking Nicotiana tabacum 100 seeds

Toothache Plant Spilanthes oleracea 40 seeds

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Diş otundan kırışıklığı önleyen cilt serumu üretti

Diş otundan kırışıklığı önleyen cilt serumu üretti

“Subtropikal” iklimde yetişen diş otu tohumunu yurt dışından getirip Sakarya’da yetiştirmeyi başaran kimyager Sedat Kulaç, cilt sorunlarına karşı ürettiği onarıcı serumu iç piyasada pazarlıyor. Bol yağış alan yüksek sıcaklığa sahip (subtropikal iklim) bölgelerde yetişen Spilanthes Acmella (diş otu) bitkisini yurt dışından temin edip Sakarya’da yetiştirmeyi başaran kimyager Sedat Kulaç, bitkideki…