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Wild Senna Plant Profile
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2018
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Senna Hebecarpa or Cassia Hebecarpa
Very hardy, herbaceous perennial that gets to around 5 or 6 feet tall. We've enjoyed co-planting it with young trees or other 'keystone' elements of young guilds to provide a serious fertility boost and what seems to be protection to some extent from deer or other browse.
This is an incredibly robust, sturdy and reliable plant for us.
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My crown from y’all from last fall did awesome this year! I’m collecting seeds and planting this thing out like mad. Thanks for teaching me about it!
So great. We love the idea of people investing in one or a few of the plants we love having in our landscape and knowing they can take that small number and in year 2 or 3 be able to have carpets of them growing around and never ever need to buy them again!
Designing ourselves out of the nursery business since 2016 :)
@@edibleacres I wish more folks thought like y’all. ❤️
The leaves are awesome, you can swallow them and it helps with constipation, but if you chew it like tobacco... you get a nice stimulant effect. The part of the plant that induces bowel movements doesn't dissolve in saliva or digest well, which causes bowel movements. The same compound is also used to make dyes! Very interesting plant with not a lot of agricultural development, the seeds seem promising as a food source, beans for burritos or something idk!
Cool notes, so much more to learn here for sure.
@@edibleacres I grew it another year, I think you could also make explosives from it.
Eat like 4 pods of seeds, and it's like the same feeling as methamphetamine, which I recently had made and tested to compare. It's like basically the same feeling... I suspect they may even contain ephedrine.. I've found it to co occur with Ephedra.. I found a giant plant and my FBI agents snuck in and repossessed it... so I told them how to cook it up
You see Senna nitrogen fixer so by harnessing the power of a biosynthesis it basically takes nitrogen out of the air but part of that is it helps to produce nitric acid I think it's an intermediate stage or it is a byproduct of the process of it being a nitrogen fixer... so what you can do is you can take the Senna and a bunch of like the roots and stuff and compost it, and then you can fractionally distill (sulfuric I think and) nitric acid out of it which are both precursors to explosives and gunpowder. so you can do that with it also which I might have like posted a bunch of recipes for to the military I don't know maybe they used it in the Ukraine to blow up a bunch of Russians it's all because of Sennas fault
Or the military industrial complex, which keeps a roof over my head. What can I say, I need a bigger car..
Plants, evil
It's also a metaphoric symbolic type of flag or hill to die on, I got that fuckin plant from where the Sunflower Ammo plant used to be, which made most of the gunpowder for the USA in ww2... black magicky as fuck that place, found a Burial mound and an old Indian Trail marker there,..
I found one of these last week growing naturally on my property. It's pretty, but WOW, filled out or in a large group like yours it would be stunning!!
Could be a great way to expand their population if you collect seed this fall and sow in the spring :)
Definitely!!
We'll definitely have to try growing this , thanks Sean!
An exciting plant for the landscape, it sounds like. Bee forage, nitrogen fixing, nursery tree for others, and hedgerow/screening possibilities.
Tremendous value from this plant for sure.
What a gorgeous healthy plant! :-)
Senna is a good butterfly plant, but it is in the Caesalpinoid (basal) clade and doesn't nodulate (its close relative, Chamaecrista or partridge pea, does however).
Interesting info here.. It sure seems to be supportive of the plants around it wherever it grows, but perhaps that is more a function of the leaf litter and the beneficial insects it brings in? Maybe the underground root structure draws in nutrients (since it is so robust and woody and strong)
Senna gets it name from the Arabic word Sana, which means to shine or gleaning. Also could mean simple or straightforward which makes sense considering what it does for your elimination. 😂. Senna is a plant used in prophetic medicine. I want to find a variety that will do well in the southwest.
Thanks for sharing.
Neat to learn more about this cool plant!
Love these plant profiles. 💗 More please.
Can do! We've got a bunch lined up...
Pode mandar as semete sena
Cold in nature. Leaves are easy to decoct. Laxative, clear heat internally.
clearing intestine heat..use moderately.
Hi thanks for this valuable information tc God bless regards Sandy Kasi 🙌🙏❤
These flowers taken and dried make pow and use in face mask and body wash best cleanser for skin and skin any desieses thanks nice video
ok you convinced me, I bought 3 :)
Update from May 4- Two have popped up and I have high hopes for the 3rd!
@@muneebiqbal5584 Hi- They all worked! (As opposed to the comfrey I bought the previous year, which didn't...seriously, who fails at comfrey?) They get up to 4-5 feet and look nice, just not the longest flowering season. This past fall I divided and moved them but since they're late to emerge I won't know how that went until well into May.
It's king of the Forrest,,,,this plant grow and blossom (blome) all year round,,,,from Jamaica
Probably another species. This is one of the two hardy ones (Senna marilandica is one) native to the eastern USA. Senna is a large genus, however, with many species in the sub/tropics, which may be why so many subtropical sulfur butterflies specialize in eating it.
This plant is the food for baby butterflies in Taiwan. Keep the caterpillars fed. Can I plant these in Oklahoma too?
I woudl believe so, but I"m not sure...
That's quite a jungle in your greenhouse! Would love to see what you have growing on in there!
You beat me to this comment lol.
Do you leave the seeds on the plant until spring or do you collect them in fall and wait until spring to plant them out?
adds to plant list
I have been looking for a native to use instead of Siberian Pea Shrub, as a bushy nitrogen fixer. This looks like just the thing. Thanks.
You might consider the genera Amorpha or Desmanthus. They are known to nodulate (Senna isn't). On drier soil (Senna is really a raingarden plant), Amorpha canescens (leadplant) or (not a legume, but does fix nitrogen) Ceanonthus americanus (New Jersey tea) would be good choices. I am not sure if chickens will eat the seeds like they do with Caragana, though. NJ tea makes a leaf tisane edible to man.
Wow beautiful plant! Lol i decided to check out the greater plants list on you're site and honestly there is sooo much ...how do you remember it all and how many more useful plants are you going to grow !
It's funny, I'd venture a guess that spreadsheet represents about 1/3 of what we grow!
EdibleAcres wow that is a ton of stuff honestly you must never do grocerys
Tree Rossul is this name plant in Izabal
Is this the senna for constipation and can we pay you to show us how to plant this
Yes this is it... Ma'am it's useful for constipation and piles.... Increases the bowel movement in the intestine... This plant easily available , almost everywhere in India.... This won't just stop as a plant... It'll grow and become a huge tree....
Hi Sean, could you elaborate a bit on how Senna performs for chop and drop; can it be chopped multiple times per year and still recover? I don't have access to as much food scraps as you and so I'm growing comfrey at scale to act as the 'green' portion of my compost. I would like to pair the comfrey with an appropriate (herbaceous perennial) nitrogen fixer to feed the comfrey and ultimately the compost. Is Senna a good choice or can you think of any other plants that would work in this context?
Thank you for pointing out this plant. It sounds like a good friend Do you need to inoculate it with specific bacteria or any bacteria for it to act as a nitrogen fixer?
We haven't done that, but perhaps it would benefit from it...
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Is this the same as Senna didymobotrya? Looks the same 😊
I don't know, but I believe this is Senna Hebacarpa
Where is Senna plant grown do reply regards Sandy Kasi
I'm not sure I understand the question but it seems to be a very widely adaptable plant, certainly very hardy in our zone 5B central NY context
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Where from we get its seeds and where we grow senna plants
Kindly guide me about its complete information please
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Where can i have this ? Please help me
www.edibleacres.org/purchase/senna-wild-senna - We offer plants. But you can find seed online too...
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