Passionflower

Passionflower, also known as passionflower or passion vine, is a climbing plant belonging to the genus Passiflora, in the Passifloraceae family. It is renowned for its spectacular flowers and edible fruits, such as passion fruit.

Latin name: Passiflora incarnata

Family: Passifloraceae

Origin: North America, notably in the United States and Mexico

Herbal class/actions:

- Calming and anxiolytic

- Mild sedative, promoting sleep

- Antispasmodic, to relieve nervous tension

Parts used: Aerial parts (leaves, stems, flowers)

Flavor: Sweet, slightly sugary and floral

Energetic properties: Calming and relaxing, it helps soothe the nervous system and promotes restful sleep

Botanical Characteristics

Appearance: Perennial climbing plant that can reach 3 to 10 meters in height, with vigorous growth.

Leaves: Opposite, palmately lobed, usually with three lobes, dark green in color. They are often toothed along the edges.

Flowers: Large, spectacular, with a complex structure. They feature a white or purple corolla, with colorful filaments (red, purple, blue) that resemble a crown or rays of sunshine. Blooming mainly occurs in summer.

Traditional Benefits

- Relaxation and sleep: Used to reduce anxiety, stress, and promote sleep.

- Spasm relief: Effective against muscle spasms and nervous disorders.

- Calming anxious conditions: Helps soothe the nervous system, reducing nervousness and agitation.

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