SKMO Paracress Toothache Herb Plant 20 Seeds 

Historical Uses of Toothache plant

This content is for educational purposes only. Always consult a medical practitioner. The fresh leaves are rich in minerals and a useful source of folic acid and vitamin C.

The flower head has antibacterial and antifungal properties making it a good purifying herb to use for disinfecting wounds, treating painful canker sores and treating ringworm infections.

They can be chewed to make the inside of your mouth numb if you don't swallow it for a while. This will reduces the pain associated with throat and gum infections and will induce saliva secretion which will have a cooling sensation in the throat. The flowers are crushed and applied at the site of toothache.

How to grow toothache plant

Start seeds indoors 4-6 weeks before last frost date.

Seeds need sunlight to germinate so do not cover with soil until after they sprout.

Transplant outside in compost rich soil in a well drained area when all danger of frost has passed.

Plants can sprawl out up to 2 feet, so space accordingly.