What is the judicia?

Justicia is a genus of about 420 species of flowering plants in the Acanthus family. Sometimes they are called plants of shrimp or water willow, plants justicia are originally from tropical and mild regions of Asia and America. All northernmost species except two species are limited to hot habitats. Many justicia species are decorated and some have healing use.

j. It is a water plant, growing in quiet or movable water formations. Its flowers are purple to white and bloom from the end of spring to early autumn. j. Californicus , commonly known as Chuparosa or Bush, because the plant is pollinated mainly by hummingbirds. It is native deserts of northern Mexico, southern California and Arizona. j. Californicus contains succulent leaves that fallto replace bright red, tubular flowers. It is a popular ornamental plant in desert areas, both for its beauty and for its ability to attract hummingbirds.

j. He was also naturalized in Florida. It is assumed that its bright red leaves narrowing into white flowers resemble shrimp.

This type justicia is grown as an ornamental plant. It is low maintenance, tolerant to dry and does not require fertilization. It is best in the shade and will be grown in the interior and outdoors. The Mexican Prawn plant prefers clay or sandy soil and should be regularly cut back to prevent heavy branches from falling.

j.adhatoda , commonly called adula or Malabar Nut, growing in India, Nepal and Pakistan. It is a provincial flower of pandjab inPakistan. Alkaloid vazicin, present in the leaves j.

Another species with medicinal properties is j. pectoralis , originally from Latin America and the Caribbean. Its common names differ by country and include chapantye, curia, masha-hiri and tilo. j. pectoralis has similar uses to Malabar matrix in folk medicine, where it is often used to treat flu. Pectoralis also has hallucinogenic properties. It is used in religious ceremonies shamans from the Craós tribe in Brazil.