Leonurus sibiricus
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| Leonurus sibiricus L. |
Leonurus sibiricus (Honeyweed or Siberian motherwort), also Mini Marijuana. It originated from Mexico, and slowly crept its way up to the Americas, where it is seen growing from July to September (annual plant or even shorter living). It is common worldwide in warm areas as a weed. The plant can reach heights up to 1.5 m, and has very indented leaves.
[edit] Cultivation
This plant has a history to be used by Indian Tribes for its euphoric and sedative properties. It is also being researched as a New aged pain killer.
[edit] Recreational use
The plants buds and sometimes leaves are used to smoke to achieve a mild to intense high somewhat similar to marijuana. Although the plant does not contain THC, it contains a similar compound.
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