Oleander: toxin or medicine One lesser-known fact about oleander is its historical significance in medicine and cultural practices: Historical Medicinal Use: Despite its extreme toxicity, oleander has a historical background in traditional medicine in various cultures. It has been used in some traditional systems of medicine, albeit cautiously due to its poisonous nature. Historical records…
Night blooming jasmine Night-blooming jasmine, also known as Cestrum nocturnum or night-blooming jessamine, is a fragrant flowering plant known for its intensely scented white or greenish flowers that bloom at night. This plant belongs to the family Solanaceae and is native to the West Indies. Its fragrance is often described as sweet and intense, filling…
Night-blooming Jasmine: a gem for landscaping Night-blooming cestrum, holds various religious and cultural significances in different parts of the world: Hinduism: In Hinduism, Cestrum nocturnum is sometimes associated with religious rituals and ceremonies. The fragrant blooms might be used as offerings in temples or during religious ceremonies. While it might not hold as prominent a…
Pothos or Money plant Pothos, scientifically known as Epipremnum aureum, comes in various cultivars, each with its unique characteristics. Some popular types of pothos include: Golden Pothos: Also known as Devil’s Ivy, it features heart-shaped leaves with variegation that ranges from green to yellow or cream. This is one of the most common varieties found…