Siberian Motherwort (Leonurus sibiricus)

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Siberian Motherwort, also known as Marihuanilla or Honeyweed, is a perennial or annual medicinal herb.  It grows tall, erect, and full of vibrant purple flower spikes. The flowers produced in whorls around the upper half of the stems and it's toothed foliage are highly ornamental and unique. It makes a showstopping hedge and is beloved by pollinators. 

Siberian Motherwort grows wild along the coastal regions of Brazil and Mexico, but is native to China, Mongolia, and (surprise!) Siberia. Medicinally, this plant was traditionally used in Chinese medicine to help alleviate some symptoms of menstruation or for ritual smoking purposes. It's purported effects are comparable to cannabis in that they provide a mellow and relaxed sensation.

This plant does not tolerate frost and can be overwintered indoors.  Siberian Motherwort is of the Leonurus (mint) family of plants and very closely related to two other Sow Exotic favorites; Klip Dagga and Wild Dagga.

Plant Type:
Perennial Herb

Harvest Season:
Year-round

Mature Size:
Siberian Motherwort: 5-8 ft.
Wild Dagga and Klip Dagga: 4-9 ft.

Soil & Moisture:
Dry, sandy, well-draining soil. Drought tolerant but also thrives in humid conditions. Water once or twice weekly if growing in a pot.

Light Requirements:
 Part Shade, Shade

Self-Fertile:
Yes

Growth Rate:
Fast

Zone Hardiness:
Outdoors 9-11 with frost protection ; Patio/Greenhouse 4+

Propagation:
Grown from seed and division, capable of harvest within growing season. 

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    RB
    Rated 3 out of 5 stars
    1 year ago
    Is it really Siberian?

    Just got this delivered mid-April 2022. Looks more like a Chinese motherwort than Siberian motherwort. Which is close to what I wanted, I'll still let it grow, see what it does. Based on the leaf shape now, it looks like this is Chinese motherwort. After it grows for a while, I'll update this review. I sincerely hope it is Siberian, so I can happily report that in a month or so.

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