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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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Updated. pic up top.:thumbup:


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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It's looking nice and healthy!  :vaped::thumbup:


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Re: Estafiate [Re: PsilocybinMind]
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i know man. i need it to be just a little bit bigger before i harvest anything


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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a week later. still very nice and a very prolific plant.

anyone kknow if its invasive? i see like almost ten sprouts since i got it.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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I don't know about var. mexicana but ludoviciana is typically not invasive. It grows gregariously in big clusters of rhizomes where ever it can thrive, which is often not too many places up in the Midwest. I've personally only seen it growing naturally in dry river beds.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: Acaterpillar]
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through rhizomes. i get it now. its probably like that. my dad usually throws them in the ground and they take off like weeds almost. great plant anyways.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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here is the momma and the son i took from the side. it took forever to perk back up again but now it seems it will make it.

they are nice aren't they?


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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Good job! It has come a long way from when you got it. Does it have a distinct smell? Looks like it would smell quite nice and appears to be drought tolerant going by the silver/glaucous leaves.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: karode13]
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it does smell wonderful. and it grows in a lot of places down here.

at the flea market they sell them alot. us mexicans know how good it is for tummy aches.

when i was small, my dad used to give me tea every night and i would sleep like a baby. its not even bad tasting.

i took out this palm that died and planted my mint right next to it.

i wonder how good of a tea mint and artemesia is.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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RAIN!!!!



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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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us mexicans know how good it is for tummy aches.


"Bitters" probably would have quinine, but old fashioned whites thought that bitter-flavored herbs, in general, were good for tummy aches.

Mine is pungent with white, feathery leaves.

The scent is good against light sinus infections. The leaf juice can be used against heavy sinus infections, but it can be drying.

The tea is used against strep throat, but the swallowed juice is stronger. (In desperate circumstances, this anti-viral, immune enhancer might be used effectively on open sores, which seem to occur spontaneously without sanitation.)

Taken internally, my Artemesia was sedating, well above the placebo effect, but not scary like synthetics can be.

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mixed with chamomile or sleep time extra tea bags, has a very relaxing mood.


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I like teas alot. I want to grow chamolie this year and try your combo. :coffee:


My chamomile teabag, BTW, grew into a bushy plant, which was divided into even more bushy plants.

I want to find St. Johnswort tea, next.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: durian_2008]
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us mexicans know how good it is for tummy aches.


"Bitters" probably would have quinine, but old fashioned whites thought that bitter-flavored herbs, in general, were good for tummy aches.

Mine is pungent with white, feathery leaves.

The scent is good against light sinus infections. The leaf juice can be used against heavy sinus infections, but it can be drying.

The tea is used against strep throat, but the swallowed juice is stronger. (In desperate circumstances, this anti-viral, immune enhancer might be used effectively on open sores, which seem to occur spontaneously without sanitation.)

Taken internally, my Artemesia was sedating, well above the placebo effect, but not scary like synthetics can be.

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mixed with chamomile or sleep time extra tea bags, has a very relaxing mood.


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I like teas alot. I want to grow chamolie this year and try your combo. :coffee:


My chamomile teabag, BTW, grew into a bushy plant, which was divided into even more bushy plants.

I want to find St. Johnswort tea, next.


now thats what i;m talking about.

i would like one of those plants too.:thumbup:


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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this plant has amazing growth when watered with clouds. :wink:



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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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Wow! It really did take off. I would be tempted to start clipping that into a hedge of sorts. Looks like it would respond nicely to a clip.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: karode13]
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i've clippe dthe tops and made tea with it several times. i think the rain and trimming have made it the monster it is right now.


i'm thinking of triming it all the way down. drying th the branches and saving the rest to dry and use it for tea.

would there be anything wrong with this?


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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I don't see any reason why drying would be bad.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: karode13]
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I got a whole bunch of dry estafiate...
One question though. I know that here in mexico Artemisa = wormwood (mugwort)

And estafiate = St.john's Wort...
Which one is it?  I'm a bit confused with the names


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Re: Estafiate [Re: rainhawk]
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i heard it called mexican white sage.

try and read through the first page of this thread. i know i put it down somewhere.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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Yeah it is St.John's wort. It's a cool plant, but I really do not like the taste of the tea. The smoke is nice... and mixes well with other smokeables.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: rainhawk]
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the taste is bitter and is rather aquired. my dad was giving me that tea since i was like 5. so naturally i just like it.


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