#solanumnigrum

[les-energies]

Solanum nigrum anyone ? I just harvested some and am wondering if I should offer seeds in my shop ! Who would be interested ? 🌿🌙🎃 #solanumnigrum #blacknightshade #solanaceae #hecate #samhain #necromancy #moongodess #harvest #autumn #poisonpath #plantmagic #spiritwork #healer #hornedgod #jewelry #handmade #crystalhealing #witchcraft #witch #pagan #etsy #tattoo #vegan #yoga #nature #goth #france #seeds #hedgewitch #dreamwalker (à Marseille, France)

[karmazain]

Hello nightshade of possibly the black variety. Hope my chickens don't think you look tasty. #solanumnigrum #toxicplants https://www.instagram.com/p/Cae4WtNrRzS/?utm_medium=tumblr

[value-of-herbs]

Health Benefits of Black Nightshade (Manathakkali | Solanum Nigrum)

Here is a good chance to know the medicinal uses, ayurvedic usages and Health Benefits of Black Nightshade (Manathakkali | Solanum Nigrum).

[ecotreekochi]

🌱 Manithakkali 🌱 Manathakkali One plant with amazing medical benefits. Botanical name : Solanum nigrum English names : Black night shade , sunberry , wonder cherry. Hindi. : Makoi One recipe I have tasted and my favourite is making Kara Kuzhambu with these green berries cooked in tamarind gravy. Medicinal benefits: 🌱Manathakkali keerai is traditionally and popularly used for treating stomach and mouth ulcers. 🌱Effective against hepatitis C which is the major cause of liver problems 🌱The fresh berries or their petroleum extract can be consumed for treating asthma. This is due to the presence of active compound β-sitosterol in the berries. #Makoi #Milagetakkali #Solanumnigrum #blacknightshade #sunberry #wondercherry #medicinalherbs #medicinal #ulcer #asthma #skintreatment #herbalhealing #berries #plantbased #ayurvedic #organicgardening #karakuzhambu #keeraiporiyal https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGZrhGAgvM/?igshid=dy7i8ld415e3

[coridallasmultipass]

Nightshade berries are ripening! 🍇🍇🍇🍇 Disclaimer: Do Not eat any fruit that you don't know is 100% safe! 🍇🍇🍇🍇 I pulled a couple that were completely ripe (fell off the stem when lightly pushed). They are dull black (I didn't eat the one that is purplish-green because that means it's unripe), pea-sized, and were growing together. It looks like ants have also discovered some of the berries, as well. (Like they did with my goji berries!) But there are still many almost-ripe berry clusters on this plant - the one growing in the dried-out pond. I tried to cut one open to get a view of the inside, but it just exploded with all the seeds in it. Did a quick lick test, and it wasn't bitter, so I tried it, lol. #yolo 🍅🍅🍅🍅 It tastes just like an over-ripe cherry tomato. Not too impressed with it, tbh? It was like what the fresh goji berries taste like - except goji is a little bitter. This nightshade berry also tasted a little acidic (not bitter or sour, acidic like a tomato), so needless to say, I probably won't eat them much if they're going to aggravate my stomach acid problems. I was thinking of making a jelly of them, with the goji berries, like it might be like tomato jelly? But again, acidity. So if I don't feel sick after this, they'll just be a daytime snack then. 🍒🍒🍒🍒 It's so hard to find accurate info about nightshade berries because of the historical discrepancies in correctly naming them and their variations, but I think I'm correct that this is #solanumamericanum or #solanumdouglasii both native to our area, either way it's definitely a #solanumnigrum . The edibility is debated because of the issues with naming, but many people agree that as long as the berries are fully ripe, there is less risk. So? Y'know, I wanted to try. 👅👅👅👅 #nightshadeberries #solanum #nightshade #plants #berries #solanaceae #blacknightshade #americannightshade #douglasnightshade 💦 ((Yes, I know I'm wild to be trying a new fruit while I'm still having a bad allergic reaction to a food, but if a literal food item being sold in stores will make me sick when it's supposed to be safe for consumption, I just gotta live my life to try new things. Also, fuck cashews.)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEc7GkUgWR6/?igshid=hndftw516m8h

[coridallasmultipass]

Nightshade berries!!!! 🍅🍅🍅🍅 Pretty sure this is Solanum Douglasii! It popped up in an area where I was trying to plant more catnip, and I let it grow to find out what it was (it looked like a tomato plant, but didn't smell like a tomato plant - they're still in the same nightshade family, though!) I must have stirred up a long dormant seed when I cleared the area and tilled the soil! I read about this plant earlier this year, funny it would come up now as, I haven't seen them around here before, despite being a 'native' plant to all California. It's documented that my Chumash ancestors would eat the (ripened, black) nightshade berries, along with using the crushed leaves mixed with salt to soothe a poison oak rash. The berries also could treat sore eyes, and the leaves could be used to induce vomiting. ((The Chumash were especially fond of inducing vomiting, I learned lol. It was A Thing to do daily, especially before a meal. Funny how I can't even induce vomiting in a semi-urgent scenario, as I learned when I accidentally swallowed a fish bone lmao. Guess it's not inherited.)) Juice from the leaves was also mixed with yucca charcoal to make tattoos using cactus needles. 🌵🌵🌵🌵 Anyway, if I'm right, these berries will turn black, and I will sample one and save seeds, if the birds don't notice them first. I'm doing my research. All nightshades have toxic elements, including tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, eggplant... That's why avoiding them tends to be recommended for an anti-inflammatory diet ((which I should be doing rip))... For the black nightshade plant sub-family (genus? idk) specifically, though, the berries are toxic until they ripen and turn completely black. The same way you're not supposed to eat a green potato. It's a different plant than the famous Deadly Nightshade/Belladonna, which is the one where the poisonous ripe berries were used as an anesthetic in other regions. 🚫 Disclaimer: Do not eat random berries, this is not medical advice, lol. 🚫 #solanumdouglasii #solanumnigrum #nightshade #blacknightshade #blacknightshadeberries #nightshadeberries #solanum #solanaceae #garden #gardening #california #berries #plants #blooms #flowers #chumash (sa Santa Barbara County, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDfRfRJA_PW/?igshid=32kmulyhifkf

[rajgardenplants]

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[rajgardenplants]

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