50 Seeds Toothache Plant, Heirloom Herb (Spilanthes Oleraceaa), Buzz Buttons

50 Seeds Toothache Plant, Heirloom Herb (Spilanthes Oleraceaa), Buzz Buttons

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Toothache Plant (Spilanthes Oleracea) - 50 Seeds•Heirloom•Non-GMO•American grown seeds•Perennial in zones 9-11, otherwise grown as an annualDescription:Here's a novel plant to try in your garden. Toothache Plant is a medicinal herb that's been used for generations to manage the pain of toothaches. Both the leaves and the attractive golden flowers can be used as a natural anesthetic. Simply chew the leaves or flowers for a few seconds then you'll experience a tingling and numbing sensation in your mouth that is said to work better than many commercial products. An infusion or tincture made from the Toothache Plant is said to promote gum and throat health due to its strong antibacterial properties. Also called Spilanthes oleracea.Culinary Uses:The fresh, young leaves can be cooked like spinach and are used as salad greens - small amounts of chopped fresh leaves will add a unique flavor to salads. It can also be added to soups and stews and both fresh and cooked leaves are combined with chili and garlic to add flavor to dishes such as stews.Planting Instructions:In areas of frost, grow Toothache Plant seeds as annuals. It prefers full sun or partial shade. Start the herb seeds indoors 4 to 6 weeks before the last expected frost date. Transplant the young plants outside into a prepared site that has had organic compost worked in. Wait until frost danger has passed to plant outside. Once the young Para Cress plants have several sets of mature leaves, pinch back the stems to encourage a more bushy and compact growth.Light Required: Full sun to partial shadeWatering: Keep moistSoil: Prefers moist, but well-drained soils.Seed Depth: Press firmly into soil, but do not cover.Seeds per Plant: 8-10Plant Spacing: 12-15 inches

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