Canavalia rosea, maritima BAYBEAN (3 seeds)

Canavalia maritima or Baybean is a plant native to tropical America.
It is a creeping liana growing mainly on the beaches.
It likes particularly poor soils, alkaline and very sunny.
The flowers of Canavalia are pink in color.

The large seeds of Canavalia maritima are toxic, so be very suspicious with their uses.
They have been used in various rituals in pre-Columbian America and Africa.
Nowadays, the leaves are used just like Mapacho tobacco for the preparation of blunts.

Sowing Baybean seeds:
For germination of Canavalia seeds, scrape the shell very lightly with sandpaper, then soak your seeds for 6 to 12 hours in warm water.
Then plant your baybean seeds under 5 mm in separate pots with a slightly acidic ph substrate.
Water gently and place your pots in a greenhouse to have a temperature close to 30 to 35 ° C.
Your baybean seeds will germinate in a few weeks.

Do not consume without medical advice.
To be cultivated only as an ethnobotanical collection plant.