Circaea lutetiana ENCHANTER'S NIGHTSHADE (20 seeds)

Enchanter's nightshade or Circaea lutetiana is a herbaceous plant of the onagraceae family.
It is a European perennial that is often found in the garden.
This flowers are white.
Enchanter's nightshade seeds are fluffy, drop-shaped, similar to indigo or elderberry.

Enchanter's nightshade that turned Ulysses' mates into pigs, also seems to refer to a herb used by Circe for his spells.
Unfortunately, we do not know the esoteric preparations of the Enchanter's nightshade. 

She would also have medicinal properties.
The whole plant was used as a wound treatment to accelerate healing. (just like pot marigold or Aloe vera)

Sowing seeds of Circaea lutetiana:
Sow the Enchanter's nightshade seeds in batches of 3 or 4 in small pots filled with fine potting soil, stratify the seeds naturally by leaving them outside in the winter or artificially in the refrigerator for 2 weeks.
To finish, transplant Circacea lutetiana plants to the garden in a semi-shade place or in larger pots.

Do not consume without medical advice.
Ethnobotanical and esoteric seeds and plant to be cultivated for the purpose of safeguarding the species.