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Graines Arnica Montana (Arnica des montagnes, Arnica)
Graines Arnica Montana (Arnica des montagnes, Arnica)
Récoltée à des fins médicinales depuis les années 1500. Plante idéale pour les personnes qui souhaitent attirer les animaux sauvages dans leur jardin.
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Arnica Montana
Arnica montana, communément appelé Arnica, est une plante vivace originaire de régions montagneuses d'Europe. Cette plante a été récoltée à des fins médicinales depuis les années 1500.
Arnica montana pousse jusqu'à 30 à 60 cm (12-24 pouces). Elle produit des fleurs jaunes / orange de 5 cm de diamètre à partir de la mi-printemps à la fin de l'été.
La plante pousse facilement à partir de graines.
Arnica montana préfère les endroits ensoleillés, mais pousse également dans des zones partiellement ombragées. Elle attire les abeilles et d'autres insectes. Plante idéale pour les personnes qui souhaitent attirer les animaux sauvages dans leur jardin.
Zone de rusticité: 5-8
| Nom commun | Leopard's bane, Wolf's bane, Mountain Tobacco |
|---|---|
| Famille | Asteraceae |
| Genre | Arnica |
| Espèce | Arnica montana |
| Usage thérapeutique | Its roots and flowers are used to make a tincture or gel that is applied exogenously in the treatments of wounds, bruises, sprains, hair-growth, and chilblains. |
| Germination | Sow in pots and germinate at a temperature of ~ 55øF (13øC). Grow for one year before transplanting outdoors following the last frost. Sow the seeds in sandy loams but will perform well in most soils as long as it is well drained. Space plants about 30 cm (12 inches) apart. Seeds are usually take about a month to germinate, but can take as long as two years. Also cut back before flowering to keep stems short, and after flowering to produce a secondary bloom. |
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