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What an interesting plant! I am watching and fanning.

very nice listing , health concern should be for alot of people these days for sure..I may be e-mailing you or you can e-mail me. thanks for listing.. aloe vera is also called a medicine plant and for burns..

any special advice on how to germinate and plant these also care for them?

cheers

ASHWAGANDHA
Withania somnifera


Germination Instructions:
1.) Allow berries to dry out until crispy
2.) Rub the seeds out of the berry (rolling in between fingers)
3.) Place seeds on damp, well-drained soil
4.) Keep in bright/filtered light at approx. 75 degrees

5.) Germination takes 1-2 weeks
6.) Transplant any time after first set of leaves appear

Detailed Plant Description:
W. somnifera is a stout shrub native to the dry regions of India and reaches heights of approx. 150cm. It's leaves are simple and ovate and it has large clusters of yellow/green flowers. Ashwaganhda roots are fleshy brown/white. The orange/red berries that grow on this plant contain many small seeds that are harvested in the winter months.

Plant Care:
Best grown outdoors. Can grow in almost any soil, at any temperature (except sub-zero). It will do fine in shade or sun. One of the toughest and easiest plants to maintain.

http://www.botanicalspirit.com/ashwagandha-seed-growing-information

Ashwagandha, the Indian ginseng or winter cherry has been used as a quiet valuable herb in the Ayurvedic and indigenous medical system for over 3000 years. The roots, leaves and fruits (berry) possess tremendous medicinal value. A famous Ayurvedic rejuvenative botanical used in many tonics and formulas, Ashwagandha is the best rejuvenative that helps maintain proper nourishment of the tissues, particularly muscle and bones, while supporting the proper function of the adrenals and reproductive system.

http://www.gits4u.com/agri/agri5d.htm

Ashwaganda (sometimes spelled Ashwagandha) is an herb that has been traditionally used to give energy to the body and treat sexual ailments in men. A medium, sometimes large, dense bush with red berries, it grows wild in South Asia and can be cultivated in other very warm climates. In cooler (nontropical) climates, it must be grown every year as an annual plant.

http://www.ehow.com/way_5184250_growing-ashwaganda.html

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Thanks for the info!