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The Marsh Barbel is native to the Indian subcontinent, including Nepal and Sri Lanka.It also called Temple Plant in english. It is a member of the Acanthaceae family and as the name suggests, likes to live in wet places. It can grow to 2 metres high or more, and has blue-purple flowers, with upper and lower “lips”.
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Nilavembu also called king of bitters in English. Nila means soil and vembu means neem, the name exactly means a herb that grows close to the soil that is as sour as neem, nilavembu is very very tart, presently like neem. Andrographis paniculata is erect plant with height of 30–110 cm.
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In Ayurveda ,Nochi is a Medicinal Plant, known as Chaste tree. It is a large aromatic shrub, with small bluish purple flowers, found throughout India.There are three types – Venn Nochi, Karu Nochi and Nir Nochi. Venn Nochi is the more commonly seen tree. Nir Nochi is found on the banks of the Thamiraparani river in Tamil Nadu.The Nochi tree is a nice tree to have in the garden. It is easy to propagate from cuttings about two cm thick. It grows wild in rural Tamil Nadu, India.
Weight : 50 Grams
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Orithal thamarai is a well known herb in Tamil Nadu known for its amazing ability to improve testosterone in men. Thamarai in Tamil means lotus and orithal in Tamil means single leaf, together it means single leafed lotus. Though it is called thamarai, this beautiful flower is opposite to our regular lotus in size, it is very tiny and fragile.
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Alum is colorless in crystal form and it is 100 % pure alum block will be completely translucent. Alum is easily soluble in water and when heated it becomes porous. Alum has astringent, antiseptic, antihemorrhagic, and antibacterial properties making it very effective for treating many skin problems.
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The papaya plant has an erect branchless trunk 6-20 ft tall, and a palmlike head of foliage at the top. The trunk remains somewhat succulent and soft wooded, and never develops true bark. It is ringed with prominent scars from previous leaf stems and contains an acrid milky latex sap.
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A rose is a woody, thorny plant of the rosaceae family. There are more than one hundred species of roses, with large showy flowers in many different colors. Roses are considered native to Asia, but are also grown in Europe, northern Africa, and North America.“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” says Juliet in Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet, which is so very true of the rose that has captured the minds and hearts of people through the ages.
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Sweet basil, with its wonderful aroma and flavor, is one of the most popular and widely grown herbs in the world. Basil is an annual herb to 2-3 ft tall with green stems (usually woody at the base) that are square in cross section. Basil has opposite leaves, 5.1-10.2 cm long, oval and slightly toothed.
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Hibiscus is a genus of plants with a flower of bright colors. It grows mostly in the tropics, but some species grow in cool climates.
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Thaneervittan Kilangu is also known as Satavari in common. This has huge medicinal benefits. Mainly it is good for women who are planning to conceive after marriage. It regulates and balances the hormones which is one of the main root cause for not having a child. Hormone imbalance triggers improper ovulation and menstruation cycle. It corrects the issues in women as well as act as a good supplement to strengthen the uterus.
Quick Overview:Thuthuvalai can be planted in dry land with minimal rainfall. Thuthuvalai has lot medicinal benefits and mainly uses for common common cold and cough diseases. Solanum Trilobatum is the Botanical name of the plant.
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Brahmi (Centella asiatica or Gotu Kola) is one of the most powerful brain tonics in the Ayurvedic apothecary. The leaf of the Brahmi plant (Vallarai), resembles the cerebellum and is traditionally used to promote memory and intelligence and to relax the central nervous system.
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