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    Hemp agrimony is a perennial herb native to Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It has reddish stems that rise from a permanent rootstock and support branched multiple branches bearing three or five-lobed leaves resembling cannabis but without narcotic effects. The plant produces many lilac-colored flowers and has been historically used to treat influenza, though excessive dosage causes purging. It requires extra care to cultivate, with seeds sown on damp soil in spring and kept moist until germination as the seeds have short viability. Hemp agrimony grows well in full sun with regular soil and moderate watering.

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    Hemp agrimony is a perennial herb native to Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It has reddish stems that rise from a permanent rootstock and support branched multiple branches bearing three or five-lobed leaves resembling cannabis but without narcotic effects. The plant produces many lilac-colored flowers and has been historically used to treat influenza, though excessive dosage causes purging. It requires extra care to cultivate, with seeds sown on damp soil in spring and kept moist until germination as the seeds have short viability. Hemp agrimony grows well in full sun with regular soil and moderate watering.

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    Hemp Agrimony: Eupatorium Cannibinum

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    Hemp agrimony is a perennial herb native to Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It has reddish stems that rise from a permanent rootstock and support branched multiple branches bearing three or five-lobed leaves resembling cannabis but without narcotic effects. The plant produces many lilac-colored flowers and has been historically used to treat influenza, though excessive dosage causes purging. It requires extra care to cultivate, with seeds sown on damp soil in spring and kept moist until germination as the seeds have short viability. Hemp agrimony grows well in full sun with regular soil and moderate watering.

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    Hemp Agrimony

    Eupatorium cannibinum
    Family: Asteraceae
    Herbaceous perennial. Native to Europe, Asia and North Africa. The reddish-colored
    stems rise up from a permanent rootstock, supporting multiple branches and the three
    or five-lobed leaves, which resemble Cannabis, but have no narcotic effects. The
    lilac-colored flowers arise in multitude. Has been used historically for treating
    influenza. Excessive dosage will cause efficient purging. Cultivation: Extra care.
    Sow the small, pappus-laden seeds on the surface of a flat in the spring, and keep
    moist until germination. Seed has short viability, so plant it within a year of receipt.
    The plant does well in the full sun, with regular garden soil and moderate watering.

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