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Leonotis leonurus (Lion's Tail)
Wild Dagga is smoked or made into a medicinal tea by the
Hottentot tribe of South Africa. Because of its euphoric effects, Wild
Dagga is often considered a Cannabis substitute.
Leonotis leonurus (Wild Dagga, Lion's Tail) species is also used in
Eastern medicine as euphoriant, purgative, and vermifuge.
Leonotis leonurus Commonly called Lion's Tail because of the
Lion's-tail-looking blossoms that grow from the ends of the plant.
We offer Wild Dagga foliage, flowers seeds and premium extract.
Wild Dagga is smoked or made into a medicinal tea by the
Hottentot tribe of South Africa. Because of its euphoric effects, Wild
Dagga is often considered a Cannabis substitute.
Leonotis leonurus (Wild Dagga, Lion's Tail) species is also used in
Eastern medicine as euphoriant, purgative, and vermifuge.
Leonotis leonurus Commonly called Lion's Tail because of the
Lion's-tail-looking blossoms that grow from the ends of the plant.
We offer Wild Dagga foliage, flowers seeds and premium extract.
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Wild Dagga
The wild dagga is a robust shrub which grows up to 6 feet tall and 3 feet wide. It is
common and widespread throughout South Africa and grows among rocks in
grasslands. Hardy to zones 10-11. It can be pruned to control size and shape.
The stems are velvety and woody at the base. The leaves are long, narrow, rough
above, velvety below, with serrate edges. The wild dagga flowers profusely in
autumn with its characteristic bright orange flowers carried in compact clusters in
whorls along the flower stalk. Apricot and creamy white flowered forms are also
found.
This is an excellent plant for attracting wildlife to your garden as the flowers
produce copious nectar which attracts birds, bees and butterflies. The wild dagga
is fast growing and is frost hardy. It should be well watered in summer but does not
require much water in the winter months. It is very easy to grow but will do best in
well drained loamy soils with plenty of compost added. Plants should be cut right
back at the end of winter. Propagate from seed, cuttings or by dividing up large
clumps. It does need a long growing season.
common and widespread throughout South Africa and grows among rocks in
grasslands. Hardy to zones 10-11. It can be pruned to control size and shape.
The stems are velvety and woody at the base. The leaves are long, narrow, rough
above, velvety below, with serrate edges. The wild dagga flowers profusely in
autumn with its characteristic bright orange flowers carried in compact clusters in
whorls along the flower stalk. Apricot and creamy white flowered forms are also
found.
This is an excellent plant for attracting wildlife to your garden as the flowers
produce copious nectar which attracts birds, bees and butterflies. The wild dagga
is fast growing and is frost hardy. It should be well watered in summer but does not
require much water in the winter months. It is very easy to grow but will do best in
well drained loamy soils with plenty of compost added. Plants should be cut right
back at the end of winter. Propagate from seed, cuttings or by dividing up large
clumps. It does need a long growing season.
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Wild Dagga
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