Securidaca longipedunculata seed

LATIN NAME: Securidaca longipedunculata

COMMON NAME: Violet Tree

The violet tree is the tall, graceful tree of the African woodlands that is more than it looks. The slim, upright, evergreen tree carries the small, oval, grey-green leaves, and the fine, sweetly scented, violet-like flowers open through the warm season, to be followed by the curious, winged fruits with the flat, papery wings. Every part of the tree has a long record of use in the traditional practice of the region, and it is a fine, elegant, long-lived addition to the warm, sheltered garden. It is a tree of the open, sunny, well-drained ground.

Scientific Research & Plant Biotechnology

The violet tree has carved a quiet but solid place in the plant science, and the tree has been studied for the sweetly scented flowers and the remarkable winged fruits. The chemistry of the bark and the roots, which have a long record of use in the traditional practice of the region, has been studied closely, and the tree keeps showing up in the work on the traditional remedies and the medicinal trees of the warm woodlands. The fine, elegant habit and the small, oval leaves have also made it a handsome garden tree, and the winged fruits hold a steady place in the studies of the curious fruits of the savanna trees.

Ecological & Economic Value & Wide Applications

The violet tree does a lot of work in the warm, sunny garden and the wider world both. The fine, sweetly scented flowers and the curious, winged fruits give the tree a quiet, elegant presence, and the long record of the traditional practice of the region keeps it at the centre of the studies of the useful trees of the savanna. The slim, upright habit makes it a fine choice for the warm, sheltered garden and the large container. It has been written about in the botanical and the herbal papers for the scented flowers and the many uses of the tree, and it is a fine, elegant, long-lived tree of the open, sunny, well-drained garden.

The violet tree is one of the fine, elegant trees of the warm woodlands, and the small, oval, grey-green leaves give the slim, upright tree a quiet, neat presence. The fine, sweetly scented, violet-like flowers are among the most charming of the savanna flowers, and the winged fruits scatter the seed on the wind.

To grow the violet tree from seed, sow the winged seeds at a shallow depth in pots of moist, free-draining soil, covering them thinly, keep them in a warm, bright, open spot and water gently. The seedlings push through within a few weeks and grow on steadily. With the sun and the well-drained ground, the fine, violet-like flowers and the curious, winged fruits will be there in a few seasons.

 

 

 

 

Mpesu ( Securidaca longipedunculata ) sexual stimulant :

The powdered roots of the mpesu tree, found in the Venda Hills in the Northern reaches of the Limpopo Province,
are used to make a potent aphrodisiac.

It enhances performance and increases size, improves virility and treats impotency.

Here’s an excerpt from a local newspaper –

The love secrets of Limpopo are soon to be unleashed, and it is only a matter of time before several rural
Venda communities are thrust headlong into the First World economy. Soon the hills to the north will be crawling with
sex tourists, as they trample about the place in their white socks and sandals, seeking out these plants,
as they pursue their unusual cultural exchange programmes.

According to one newspaper report, all that is preventing one vhaVenda community from cashing in on the rootbark,
widely acknowledged as a powerful aphrodisiac when crushed to powder, is a land claim over an avocado farm.

Once this trifling formality is out of the way, the community will move in, plant these rare trees and then sit back smugly
as the pharmaceutical companies fight it out for the right to develop the “African Vi agra”.

The universities of Pretoria and Venda have vouched for the potency of the drug. In controlled laboratory conditions at Tuks University,
mpesu was tested on animals. They went at it like rabbits!
While at Venda university, alas, some students got it on their fingers and, well, we can’t tell you what happened…

So enjoy a natural alternative to boosting sexual performance, and enhance your sexual prowess today.

How to Use :
Place one half or heaped teaspoon into a cup.
Add enough boiling water to fill the cup.
Allow the water in the cup to cool while stirring occasionally.
Drink and enjoy!
(PS : Some people also add it to smoothie-style drinks).