Your shopping cart is empty!
Purple Giant Hyssop "Korean Mint" (Blue Licorice, Indian Mint, Patchouli Herb)
Blue licorice "Korean Mint" - Agastache rugosa
Officinal (medicinal) plant. Juli-September. Winter hardiness zone: Z5-Z9. Height: 50 cm. Korean Mint, deep violet-blue, narrow blossom panicles, dark stems, compact, bushy habit, culinary herb, tea herb.
Perennial winter-hardy shrub up to a meter high. Native to Japan, Korea, China and the Russian Far East with straight stems and bluish-purple tubular flowers up to 1 cm long, collected in dense spike-shaped inflorescences. The only non-American representative of the genus Agastache.
The herb of the plant has a strong odor reminiscent of mint, oregano, and anise. It is used to prepare healing aromatic tea and as a seasoning for salads. In traditional Chinese medicine, the plant is known as "huo xiang" and is one of the 50 fundamental medicinal plants.
Part used: usually, the stem and leaves are used to prepare medicines from the lofant.
Application: tonic and anti-aging plant. Equalizes pressure, its essential oil has a bactericidal property.
This plant purifies the blood, helps to cure liver diseases, hepatitis, removes heavy metals from the body. Lofant preparations are used in the treatment of acute respiratory infections, bronchitis, pneumonia and bronchial asthma.
Lofant is used to normalize metabolism. Leaves, stems and flowers are used to treat gastritis, a functional disorder of the gastrointestinal tract.
Alcoholic infusion of flowers is useful to use internally and externally for paralysis, paresis.
Since ancient times, lofant has been used in Tibetan medicine. In the East, it is believed that this plant is a powerful biostimulant that can compete with ginseng. Only, unlike ginseng, lofant has a milder and longer-lasting effect on the body's immune system.
A decoction of the Tibetan lofant improves immunity, relieves fatigue, and restores strength after nervous breakdowns. In men who eat lofant leaves, potency increases. In addition, the plant effectively contributes to the treatment of prostatitis.
1,0 g = 2700 seeds.
Officinal (medicinal) plant. Juli-September. Winter hardiness zone: Z5-Z9. Height: 50 cm. Korean Mint, deep violet-blue, narrow blossom panicles, dark stems, compact, bushy habit, culinary herb, tea herb.
Perennial winter-hardy shrub up to a meter high. Native to Japan, Korea, China and the Russian Far East with straight stems and bluish-purple tubular flowers up to 1 cm long, collected in dense spike-shaped inflorescences. The only non-American representative of the genus Agastache.
The herb of the plant has a strong odor reminiscent of mint, oregano, and anise. It is used to prepare healing aromatic tea and as a seasoning for salads. In traditional Chinese medicine, the plant is known as "huo xiang" and is one of the 50 fundamental medicinal plants.
Part used: usually, the stem and leaves are used to prepare medicines from the lofant.
Application: tonic and anti-aging plant. Equalizes pressure, its essential oil has a bactericidal property.
This plant purifies the blood, helps to cure liver diseases, hepatitis, removes heavy metals from the body. Lofant preparations are used in the treatment of acute respiratory infections, bronchitis, pneumonia and bronchial asthma.
Lofant is used to normalize metabolism. Leaves, stems and flowers are used to treat gastritis, a functional disorder of the gastrointestinal tract.
Alcoholic infusion of flowers is useful to use internally and externally for paralysis, paresis.
Since ancient times, lofant has been used in Tibetan medicine. In the East, it is believed that this plant is a powerful biostimulant that can compete with ginseng. Only, unlike ginseng, lofant has a milder and longer-lasting effect on the body's immune system.
A decoction of the Tibetan lofant improves immunity, relieves fatigue, and restores strength after nervous breakdowns. In men who eat lofant leaves, potency increases. In addition, the plant effectively contributes to the treatment of prostatitis.
1,0 g = 2700 seeds.
Eng.: Korean Mint, Blue Licorice, Purple Giant Hyssop, Indian Mint, Patchouli Herb, Wrinkled Giant. Bot. syn.: Lophanthus rugosus.
