Eriosema kraussianum seed
LATIN NAME: Eriosema kraussianum
COMMON NAME: Eriosema
The eriosema raises its small, pea-like, yellow or orange flowers among the narrow, hairy leaves, and the whole plant stands in the low, leafy clumps. The low, herbaceous or shrubby, perennial plant carries the narrow, lance-shaped, softly hairy, grey-green leaves and the small, pea-like, yellow or orange flowers in the small, axillary clusters through the summer, one of the fine, bright sights of the warm garden, drawing the bees, to be followed by the small, hairy seed pods. The plant is a fine, generous presence of the warm garden, and it is a plant of the open, sunny, sharp-draining ground.
Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology
The eriosema is a historic subject of the plant science, and the pea-like flowers keep showing up in the work on the warm-country legumes. The way the small, pea-like, yellow or orange flowers form in the small, axillary clusters along the hairy stems has been studied steadily, and it keeps appearing in the studies of the warm-country legumes, the hairy leaves and the members of the pea family. The narrow leaves and the low habit have also made it a fine study plant, and the eriosema is a regular subject of the work on the pea-like flowers of the warm world.
Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications
The eriosema is a fine, bright plant of the warm garden and the study collection. The small, pea-like, yellow or orange flowers in the small, axillary clusters open through the summer, one of the fine, bright sights of the warm garden, drawing the bees, and the narrow, lance-shaped, softly hairy, grey-green leaves carry the fine, quiet look of the warm country, while the small, hairy seed pods follow the flowers. It is one of the fine choices for the warm garden, the rock bed and the study collection, and it has been written up in the botanical and the horticultural papers for the pea-like flowers and the generous ways. It is a fine, bright plant of the open, sunny, sharp-draining garden.
Give the young plants the sharp-draining soil, and the pea-like flowers will open through the summer.
To grow the eriosema from seed, sow the small, hard, brown seeds just below the surface of the pot of fine, sandy soil, keep the pot in a bright, open spot and water gently, then set the young plants out in the open ground. The seedlings push through within a couple of weeks and grow on steadily. With the sun and the sharp-draining ground, the pea-like flowers will open through the summer.
Bangalala (Eriosema kraussianum) root has a reputation of being a powerful sexual tonic.
Bangalala is used as an aphrodisiac, notably to enhance male potency.
It has been used for centuries by African men for sexual energy and potency.
It is a safe and dietary natural supplement and does not have side effects.
Its efficacy probably has something to do with the fact that it appears to improve circulation, opening the veins and increasing blood flow
Direction for use
Place one teaspoon of Bangalala in a cup.
Add boiling water to fill 1/2 a cup.
Stir and let it cool. Strain and drink. You can add milk.
Consult your doctor if you are using other medications.