Leonotis nepetifolia seeds

Leonotis nepetifolia "Klip Dagga" seeds 0.30 gram about 100 seeds

Leonotis nepetifolia, lion's ear or klip dagga is an exotic herb from Africa.
It is part of the Lamiaceae family.
It measures 2 meters in height and a good meter in width.
Klip dagga produces beautiful orange flowers throughout the summer.
Lion's ear seeds are thin, elongated, brown in color and resemble marijuana or wild dagga seeds.

Its leaves and flowers produce leonurine, a substance that has benefits for the body.
Lion's ear, like wild dagga, is a shamanic and ethnobotanical herb.
Leonotis nepetifolia was used by the Hottentot men of Africa to relax and have a good time.


Sowing klip dagga seeds:
Sow the seeds in a seed tray.
Use a fine, well-draining, quality potting soil.
Cover the lion's mane seeds with 2 millimeters of fine soil then water gently with a sprayer.
Place the seed tray in a place where the temperature should be at least 25°C.
Germination will begin after 15 days to 3 weeks.

Very fast growth.
Beautiful orange bloom in summer.
Original and rare herb.
Has many calming and relaxing properties.
Do not consume without medical advice.
ethnobotanical and shamanic plant to be collected or cultivated as an ornamental plant only.

Reproducible seeds harvested exclusively in the Pot'à'Jo garden, a 1500m² horticultural and permaculture market garden. Everything is grown with a deep respect for nature and its inhabitants. I have been growing my own seeds for years, from seed to seed.