Enazi Botanicals
Hoary Mountain Mint
Hoary Mountain Mint
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Scientific Name: Mentha ssp. Piperita
Uses:
- Tea – Nausea, Travel Sickness, Migraines
- Tea – Calms Hysteria and Nervous Disorders
- Tea – Relax Digestive muscles, stimulate bile production
- Tea – Constipation, Diarrhea, Gas, Heartburn, Indigestion
- Compress – Inflamed Joints, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
- Steam – Nasal Congestion, Cough
- Oil – Ringworm, Scabies, Itching, Insect Bites
- Oil – Massage for Headaches, Menstrual cramps, Milk Congestion (breastfeeding)
- Oil – Toothaches and Bad Breathe
- Oil – Treatment for Dandruff
- Plant – Deter Ants, Fleas, and Mice. Around Roses to deter deer and aphids.
Notes: Antiseptic and Anesthetic
Caution:
- Prolonged Use can Irritate mucous membranes
- Internal use can reduce milk flow (breastfeeding)
- Do not give to babies
- Poisonous to Cats
Character: Pungent. Dry. Cooling.
Constituents: Menthol. Tannins. Flavonoids. Choline. Tocopherols. Bitters.
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Native: Southern Europe
Type: Hardy Herbaceous Perennial
Light/Soil: Sun, Part Shade. Warm, Moist Soil.
Propagate: Divide in Spring/Fall. Take Root or Stem Cuttings
Grow: 12in apart. Plant in pots inground to contain roots. Suitable for indoors.
Harvest: Pick leaves before harvest.
Preserve: Dry. Freeze (coat with olive first). Oil and Vinegar Infusions.
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