copy of Gelsemium Sempervirens Plant

Online Sale Plant Gelsemium Sempervirens, available in the following formats:

• jar 7cm, height 5/15cm
• jar 18cm, height 60/80cm

Generalities Plant Gelsemium Sempervirens:

Gelsemium sempervirens, commonly called yellow jasmine or Carolina jasmine (for its origin), is an evergreen plant belonging to the Loganiaceae family, characterized by a rapid and vigorous development. Cultivated in the open ground it can even exceed 2 meters in height. Gelsemium sempervirens has shiny lanceolate leaves, 4-5 centimeters long and bright yellow flowers. Its aroma is intense, flowering lasts about a month and begins between the end of winter and the beginning of spring. The long and thin stems are covered with fleshy, opposite and lanceolate dark green leaves.
During the flowering period, bunches of tubular flowers appear, very fragrant and yellow, similar to those of the yellow oleander of Peru. The homeopathic remedy is obtained through the dilutions and dynamizations to which the mother tincture is subjected, in turn obtained from the roots of the creeper (picked just before flowering). It is also used in case of inflammation of the mucous membranes, mostly belonging to the apparatuses respiratory and digestive. It can also be used to treat fever and flu states, psychosomatic diarrhea, headaches and headaches due to stress and anxiety attacks.

Cultivation and Ps Care: ianta Gelsemium Sempervirens :

The Gelsemium sempervirens plant prefers shady places sheltered from the wind. It does not fear the cold weather and can be grown outdoors all year round.It grows strong and vigorous in soils rich in organic matter and well drained. It should be watered when the soil is completely dry. From the vegetative restart and throughout the flowering period (late spring), administer once a month the specific liquid fertilizer for flowering plants, appropriately diluted with the water. In autumn-winter, plant at the foot of the mature manure plant. To encourage the development of new shoots, shorten the stems immediately after flowering.