Many places on Earth are home to lush forests without anyone interfering in plant growth by fertilizing or applying pesticides. The soil would therefore not need to be weeded, hoeed, turned, fertilized and treated for the plants to grow vigorously.
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Oats are a grass from the Poaceae family well adapted to the cold conditions of our country and which grows in several types of soil. It can reach 1,50 m in height. Its stem is thin, hollow and unbranched. Its mobile spikelets hang at the end of the inflorescence. The common oat is of the species sativa, although there are others.
For its medicinal use, it is mainly the aerial parts which are harvested, still green, just before flowering, and they are used fresh or dried. The grain is also important for healing. It is a very useful plant, because we take almost all its parts, i.e. the stems, flowers, grains and bran, without forgetting that its deep root system is appreciated for improving the structure of the soil.
It is particularly used for skin and itching treatments, for its effects on digestion and appetite as well as for its intake of plant proteins, minerals, including iron and calcium, and several vitamins. It is generally believed to have beneficial effects on the nervous system and disorders caused by stress.
Oatmeal treatments cause very few unwanted effects, except in people with gluten intolerance. There are also some contraindications for pregnant women. Consult a qualified herbalist or herbalist.
Number of days for harvest: 80
Oats are a grass from the Poaceae family well adapted to the cold conditions of our country and which grows in several types of soil. It can reach 1,50 m in height. Its stem is thin, hollow and unbranched. Its mobile spikelets hang at the end of the inflorescence. The common oat is of the species sativa, although there are others.
For its medicinal use, it is mainly the aerial parts which are harvested, still green, just before flowering, and they are used fresh or dried. The grain is also important for healing. It is a very useful plant, because we take almost all its parts, i.e. the stems, flowers, grains and bran, without forgetting that its deep root system is appreciated for improving the structure of the soil.
It is particularly used for skin and itching treatments, for its effects on digestion and appetite as well as for its intake of plant proteins, minerals, including iron and calcium, and several vitamins. It is generally believed to have beneficial effects on the nervous system and disorders caused by stress.
Oatmeal treatments cause very few unwanted effects, except in people with gluten intolerance. There are also some contraindications for pregnant women. Consult a qualified herbalist or herbalist.
Number of days for harvest: 80
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