Leonotis leonurus also known as Lion's Tail or Wild Dagga Flower is used much in Africa. We sell only the flower petals. The flower petals are the most sought after and least harsh part of the plant.
Used at the end of the day in Africa much like herb is used here. The best way to describe the effects are as if you have a grin on your face and you are just content.

. Is a member of the Mint family of plants.  Wild dagga is used by the Hottentot
tribesmen for several different medicinal purposes.

The active component in Wild Dagga is leonurine. It may be addictive on the order of nicotine with regular usage.

Wild dagga grows up to 10 feet. Wild Dagga prefers Exposure Full Sun to Light Shade.

Many traditional uses of wild dagga have been recorded. Wild dagga foliage is commonly made into a medicinal tea, which is favored for the hypnotic focus it gives. Wild dagga leaves or roots are widely used as a remedy for snakebite and also to relieve other bites and stings. Decoctions of dried wild dagga leaf or root have been applied externally to treat boils, eczema, skin diseases and itching, and muscular cramps. Wild dagga extracts are also used to relieve coughs, cold and influenza, as well as bronchitis, high blood pressure and headaches. Wild dagga leaf infusions have been used to treat asthma and viral hepatitis. Wild dagga tea is also used to treat headache, bronchitis, high blood pressure and the common cold.  This species is also important in Chinese/Vietnamese medicine as an euphoric, purgative and vermifuge.

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