Leonurus sibiricus MARIHUANILLA, MOTHERWORT SIBERIAN (plant)

Marihuanilla, honeyweed also called motherwort siberian is an herbaceous plant from Asia.
It is native to southern Siberia, Japan, China, and Vietnam.
This plant measures approximately 80 cm to 1 meter in height.
The flowers are purple, leonurus sibiricus is known as little marihuanilla.

Today, it is also grown in the Chiapas region of Mexico and Brazil for its soothing properties.
It is part of the large Lamiaceae family just like catnip and lemon balm.

Honeyweed is used in traditional medicine for several uses.

Marihuanilla plant 10 to 20 cm high, delivered in plugs.
As soon as you receive the Leonurus sibiricus plant, it is important to transplant it into a large 3 liter pot with good, well-draining horticultural soil.
Water copiously when planting.
You can also, depending on the season, transplant your motherwort siberian plant directly into the ground in a sunny location.

Please note that the plant's development cycle is very short, so it is possible to carry out several crops in one year.

• Annual plant with very jagged foliage.
• Purple flowers in summer.
• Soothing and relaxing plant.

Also available in package form for sale to sow.

Do not consume without medical advice.
Rare ethnobotanical plant to cultivate for the preservation of the species.