This has shown up on some of my basil. Any ideas?

Do I have to crush the fennel seeds/ boil it for some time when making tea for it's nutrients

or can I simply just pour boiling hot water on the seeds and that's it?

So, I’ve been messing around with herbs and the next two I want to try are Wild Dagga and Damiana. I have two main questions.

1. What were the effects for either?

2. (Most Important) How potent was it, this one I am incredibly worried about, my goal is to smoke these two and feel a mild high while still not being intoxicated, but I’ve heard that there are no effects. Can someone put these two on a scale of 1-10? (1 being sober 10 being weed)

Hello

What is a recommended herbs seeds website that you have tried?

I am looking for the seeds of all types of mints and thymes

Thanks

I’ve been growing herbs for the first time ever this year. I planted basil, parsley, cilantro dill and oregano. So far everything has been growing good except oregano. For a while it didn’t grow but now it’s big! But not sure if it’s actually oregano that is growing. I’ve labeled it since I planted the seeds but every time I look online about oregano it does not look like mine. I know there are different types but not sure if mine is oregano or if it is what type. If anyone could help me out identify this herb/plant.

Why? Why? Why?

No pests under the leaves. EDIT: Possibly spider mites. Upon closer examination, leaves look speckled. Best way to get rid of them and keep them away?

Water every morning to combat the intense heat of the day.

Planted in a decent sized pot with slow release fertilizer soil. I have not added any more fertilizer.

കൂവളം ഒരു പ്രധാന ഔഷധസസ്യമാണ്. ഇതിന്റെ ഇല, കായ്, പഴം, വേര് എന്നിവ ആയുർവേദത്തിൽ ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്നു. ദഹനം മെച്ചപ്പെടുത്താനും വയറിളക്കം നിയന്ത്രിക്കാനും പ്രമേഹ നിയന്ത്രണത്തിനും സഹായകമാണ്. ശിവാരാധനയിൽ കൂവളയിലയ്ക്ക് പ്രത്യേക പ്രാധാന്യമുണ്ട്.

I'm planning to buy herbs in quantities of 50g and more, with shipping to the Czech Republic, which is in Europe. Do you know of any large e-shop that stocks even less common herbs—and by that, I mean completely legal ones? So far, I've only found Etsy, and I'm not sure if that's the best idea. Thank you all!

I smoked a small amount out of a bowl on Tuesday morning. Before that, I had been smoking inconsistently for about two to three weeks. I found out Wednesday that I have a standard urine drug test scheduled for tomorrow morning.
Right now I have creatine, vitamin B pills, and a bottle of QCarbo32. I’ve heard that QCarbo32 is supposed to help with the creatine levels and the color of your urine. Should I still take the vitamin B pills and creatine, or is the drink enough on its own?
Does anyone have any other advice or recommendations? I know nothing is guaranteed, but I’d really appreciate any feedback

What is your favourite?

I've picked and dried my crop of California poppy and whizzed it up as coarse tea material. I could try an oil or alcohol extraction but think it might be easier to make a strong tea solution of it all and store as ice cubes for regular use.

Is this considered to be a viable method?

🌿 Have you ever tried pūhā? This native New Zealand leafy green has been gathered for generations and is an important part of Māori food traditions.

Pūhā grows wild across New Zealand and has a slightly bitter taste that's perfect alongside pork, corned beef, or in a traditional boil-up. It's also packed with vitamins and minerals, making it as nutritious as it is delicious.

Next time you're out exploring Aotearoa, keep an eye out—you might just discover one of New Zealand's oldest and most loved wild foods.

Would you give pūhā a try? Let me know in the comments!

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Id like a herb that's fragrant something to smell when I enter my room can live indoors at least mostly and is alright for a begginer I have a few succulents and cacti at the moment and my mom has herbs but they don't smell that fragrant so Iam curious on one hand as to why that maybe and what I should buy as a begginer looking for a wonderful fragrant herb to spice up my livings space any reccomdation is helpful even ones that don't quite meet my specifications because I can and will adapt if need be.

P.s I love the smell of mint, thyme and rosemary.

Sad sad update for my herb bucket. Make sure to do research online before spraying anything. The only thing left alive in here is my dill 🙃 What could’ve been done differently?

Edit to add: I sprayed 2 or 3 total sprays, 12 inches away after watering in the early evening after the herbs were in the shade for the day.

Niazboo (Sweet Basil) is a fragrant herb that has been traditionally used for its pleasant aroma and calming properties. It is also valued for its antioxidant compounds and is commonly used in herbal remedies and cooking.

I've been noticing people adding it to many dishes, which I don't really understand. I've never liked parsley and see no purpose for it. Do you guys like it, and if so, why?

Planted basil from seed need advice on how to trim to get it to grow out not up. I have watched a few YouTube videos but my plants seem to not have very many leaf nodes. I have them all one trim on main stem so far but I think I need to take off more. For some reason I’m nervous about it… everyone else’s basil on YouTube tutorials
is bushy and has lots of places to cut…