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Re: Estafiate [Re: rainhawk]
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rainhawk said:
Yeah it is St.John's wort.




Afraid not. Estafiate is an Artemesia sp. while St. John's wort is in an entirely different Genus, Hypericum perforatum and looks nothing like an Artemesia. St. John's wort is used in the treatment of depression while Estafiate is used for mild gastrointestinal upsets, can ease some problems associated with menstruation and a plethora of other common ailments.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: karode13]
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>.< d'oh . I guess it's just a coincidence that they call it San Juan in South America. It translates to St.john... Yeah it IS Hypericum, it says so in my herb baggie. 
So this is wormwood/mugwort I suppose


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Re: Estafiate [Re: rainhawk]
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That's why when dealing with plants you should learn to use the botanical names as these are used nationally and internationally. Common names do vary from region to region and it is easy to get confused. :sun:


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Re: Estafiate [Re: karode13]
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rainhawk said:
>.< d'oh . I guess it's just a coincidence that they call it San Juan in South America. It translates to St.john... Yeah it IS Hypericum, it says so in my herb baggie. 
So this is wormwood/mugwort I suppose


thats the name of the town i live in here in texas.

karode13 said:
rainhawk said:
Yeah it is St.John's wort.




Afraid not. Estafiate is an Artemesia sp. while St. John's wort is in an entirely different Genus, Hypericum perforatum and looks nothing like an Artemesia. St. John's wort is used in the treatment of depression while Estafiate is used for mild gastrointestinal upsets, can ease some problems associated with menstruation and a plethora of other common ailments.


i looked for this name too and its artemesia ludociviana or something. its on the first page but don't really care to look back.

and k-man you're right. its excellent for upset stomachs and to kill intestinal parasites.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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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.


Sorry. I started that tangent. I was referring to Hypericum perforatum.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: durian_2008]
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it grew to this point. where i could not get around it. so i harvested some branches. no doubt it will keep getting bigger and overgrow everything around it.

laid out to dry.



i'm gonn try and see if i can get some out to some members here. with only one week off its alot of shit i got to do. but i'll dry it and i'll send out :pm:'s through the EG mailing list.

this stuff is definitly the :bomb:


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Re: Estafiate [Re: ferrel_human]
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MOD EDIT: Not the place to trade man, keep this to PMs and Marketplace.


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Re: Estafiate [Re: Acaterpillar]
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MOD EDIT: See above

my hands smell so good right now. i


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