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Was wondering how one would go about learning and remembering different species in a family. Looking forward to using this framework for the 3 families I chose. Was also good to learn that even if 2 plants belong to the same family, does not mean you can use them interchangeably.
Very interesting that this plant is used for medicinal and magical. The fact that it is used against bad dreams due to a weak heart, and that it is very poisonous and causes temporary insanity is a contradiction in itself. Thank you for sharing this interesting flower.
love see that plants can be used for so many things. one of my favorites
Was wondering how one would go about learning and remembering different species in a family. Looking forward to using this framework for the 3 families I chose. Was also good to learn that even if 2 plants belong to the same family, does not mean you can use them interchangeably.
This is such a great example of framework – one which we can use to pattern our very own compilation!
oh, I see; I should have another section in my Materia Medica for the plant family studies.
That was a very in-depth page; I see the benefits of having these on the plant families I use the most.
I think what the article does highlight, is that if you are a herbalist, you are also a conservationist.
Very insightful.
Very interesting to read the details of this plant and to know that it is widely used.
I love seeing the spirituality through the plants with their multiple uses.
Fascinating and strange. Administered to humans but harmful to humans.
It appears that there are multiple uses among the Zulu people.
Being from North America, I’m not completely understanding some of the words.
This is true interesting and I am really enjoying the course
Very interesting that this plant is used for medicinal and magical. The fact that it is used against bad dreams due to a weak heart, and that it is very poisonous and causes temporary insanity is a contradiction in itself. Thank you for sharing this interesting flower.
I see some things on a “blue list” and some on a “red list”. What does that mean?
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Very interesting. Where it says “chest troubles could be caused by evil charms or poison” this opens up a whole new thought pattern.
Quite revealling and interesting.
These grow on the pavements of my home town. Never knew what they were called until now.
i have not seen any of these lillys
i want one soi guess i be ordering one for my beds
Such a beautiful color!
I finding it all fascinating. Thanks for this opportunity.
Cannot wait for the completion of the course
This is so interesting
I’m enjoying learning these.
This family really does have a wide variety
Should we also include Blue and Red list?
Always a beauty on the forest floor.
much more to learn and i am ready.
You can never knew this beautiful lilies are part of us.
I have not seen these Lilies yet, very beautiful.
I love lilies and will definitely look out for these ones.
I will definitely be on the lookout for these after a fire.
Never seen this plant, but an interesting read nonetheless.
I’ve seen these out in burned fields. Good to know what they are.
1 big Family of star lilies
Interesting