A Plant A Day

Post Series: Herbal Preparations In this post series, we explore the diverse ways botanicals can be prepared for culinary, wellness, […]

Plants can feel (mechanical sensitivity) by sensing touch, vibrations, and mechanical disturbances, enabling them to respond to their environment. For

In preparation for Valentine’s Day 😉😻 Throughout history and across cultures, herbs have been revered for their aphrodisiac properties, often

Post Series: Herbal Preparations In this post series, we explore the diverse ways botanicals can be prepared for culinary, wellness,

Plants  can see (light perception and response), through photoreceptors like phytochromes, cryptochromes, and phototropins that allow them to detect and

Plants have long been a cornerstone of traditional medicine worldwide, including for supporting joint health. Across different cultures, plant-based remedies

Beta-glucans are a class of soluble polysaccharides composed of glucose molecules linked by β-glycosidic bonds. The specific structure of beta-glucans

Plants use light-sensitive proteins like cryptochromes to detect Earth’s magnetic fields, helping orient growth and circadian rhythms. Plants use light-sensitive

Psychoactive plants have been integral to traditional medicine and spiritual practices in many cultures for centuries. They are often used

“Science now shows that plants appear to be sentient beings. They perceive light, smell, touch, water, and many more variables