Herbal Learning — clavillia

Clavillia, a perennial herb originating from a tuberous root, stands at 50-100 cm in height. Known as "four o'clocks," its beautiful flowers bloom around 4 in the afternoon, which is so cool that it has its own circadian rhythm. Admired globally for its colorful flowers and sweet fragrance, Clavillia has been an ornamental fav since 1753. Today, it thrives in tropical regions like South America, Latin America, France, and India.  The profound connection between Clavillia and indigenous communities in the Amazon unveils a narrative of both aesthetic appreciation and therapeutic wisdom. Beyond merely savoring its floral elegance, indigenous dwellers, attuned to the intricate dance...