Silene capensis (African Dream Root)
Root, Whole from South Africa (SKU 3322)
"White" African Dreamroot. Whole root pieces. Sustainably wildharvested from aged plants, in Eastern Cape, South Africa.
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3322
root
whole
5 gr
$ 5.33
10 gr
$ 9.44
25 gr
$ 20.88
50 gr
$ 36.96
100 gr
$ 65.42
250 gr
$ 144.73
0707
root
powdered
10 gr
$ 10.65
2268
wood
whole
25 gr
$ 12.38
50 gr
$ 23.63
Silene capensis belongs to the Caryophyllaceae (Chickweed family). It has a white, erect, trichotomously panicled flower with obtuse lobes. In spring and autumn the flower opens in the evening to exude a scented perfume and it is cross-pollinated by moths. The stem and leaves of the plant are clothed with long spreading hairs. After good rainfall, it is found growing in grassy verges on well-watered slopes and particularly on riverbanks.[1]
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