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Graines Vitex Agnus-Castus (Graines Arbre au poivre, Gattilier)
Graines Vitex Agnus-Castus (Graines Arbre au poivre, Gattilier)
Connu pour son effet bénéfique sur le système hormonal féminin.
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Vitex Agnus-Castus
Vitex Agnus-Castus est aussi connu sous le nom d'Arbre au poivre ou encore Gattilier. Cet arbre est originaire de la région méditerranéenne.
Pendant des milliers d'années, il a été utilisé pour son effet bénéfique sur le système hormonal féminin. En effet, les graines sont utilisées contre les irrégularités du cycle menstruel, le syndrome prémenstruel (SPM), une forme plus sévère du syndrome prémenstruel appelé trouble dysphorique prémenstruel (TDPM), et les symptômes de la ménopause.
Les feuilles, les fleurs et les baies peuvent être utilisées en décoction, teinture traditionnelle, en sirop ou simplement mangés comme aliment médicamenteux.
L'Arbre au poivre pousse dans les régions tempérées et subtropicales. Il a besoin de plein soleil ou de mi-ombre avec un sol bien drainé.
| Nom commun | Chaste Tree, Chasteberry |
|---|---|
| Famille | Lamiaceae |
| Genre | Vitex |
| Espèce | Vitex agnus-castus |
| Usage thérapeutique | Vitex agnus-castus is used for its beneficial affect on the female hormonal system. It is also used for acne, nervousness, dementia, joint conditions, colds, upset stomach, spleen disorders, headaches, migraine, eye pain, body inflammation, and swelling. |
| Germination | 1 Start chaste tree seeds in spring approximately four weeks before the last frost. Soak the seeds in a bowl of water for 24 hours to determine which are viable. Start the seeds that sink to the bottom and discard those that float to the surface. 2 Prepare a container for each chaste tree you wish to grow. Fill 4-inch greenhouse pots with a mixture of 4 parts seed-starting compost and 1 part perlite. Saturate the mixture with water and let the excess drain off for 10 to 15 minutes before sowing. 3 Sow two chaste tree seeds in each pot. Press the seeds onto the surface of the moistened compost mixture. Cover them with a 1/4-inch-thick layer of compost. Mist the compost liberally to settle it. 4 Place the potted chaste tree seeds outdoors in a warm, sheltered area with full sun exposure. Provide light shade at midday to keep the compost from drying out too quickly. 5 Monitor the moisture level in the compost mixture every day. Water whenever it feels barely moist in the top 1/2 inch. Add water until the mixture feels moderately moist in the top inch. 6 Warm the pots to 75 F using a germination mat if daytime temperatures stay reliably below 65 F. Turn off the germination mat at night. Cover the pots with a sheet of clear plastic if you are using a germination mat. 7 Watch for germination in approximately two weeks. |
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