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Listed all useful plants in the video

one yarrow

Yarrow has been successfully used in the treatment of colds, gastrointestinal diseases and menstrual symptoms.

A plant for the home can be bought or brought from the garden. If it is already growing on your site, transplant the root with basal leaves into a pot (this should be done at the end of summer) and leave it in the garden until the beginning of autumn and the first cold snap. When a compact bush grows from the rhizome, it can be brought into the house. In an apartment, the plant almost does not bloom, but actively forms new leaves.

Yarrow is unpretentious in care, regular watering and top dressing will be enough. The flower tolerates frequent pruning, even the most radical ones.

2 Sage

Sage herb is used to combat depression and inflammation. In addition, sage can be used for diseases of the stomach, teeth, and even as a means of stopping spasms.

The plant can be taken from the garden or planted seeds directly into the pot. It is important to know that sage is quite picky about the soil. The soil in the pot, if you took the plant from the garden, must be cleared of roots and other organic matter. It is easier and more convenient to buy land in a store, you can choose a mixture for cacti.

Sage contains a large amount of useful essential oils, and if you put the pot in the shade, their production will decrease (which means the plant will lose some of its beneficial properties). It needs to be watered frequently to keep the soil moist.

And don’t pick too many leaves at once. They are harvested starting from the bottom, and in small quantities, otherwise the plant may suffer.

3 Lavender

Lavender is a well-known antiseptic and sedative. Moreover, the relaxing effect occurs as soon as you inhale the aroma of the plant. Lavender can also improve the condition of the gastrointestinal tract, reduce headache and toothache, help with poisoning and sleep problems.

Lavender is planted at home in a large pot so that the voluminous root system develops normally. For planting, it is better to choose an already adult flowering plant, so as not to be mistaken with the variety and viability of lavender. It does not require special conditions: regular watering, maintaining room temperature and loosening. In order for the bush to grow faster and bloom more actively, the shoots are shortened, the plant lends itself perfectly to formation.

four stevia

Stevia is a sweetener used as a substitute for refined sugar. Stevia powder is familiar to many, but fresh leaves can also be used — they are simply put into drinks or infused. Regular use of a natural sweetener can improve the functioning of the cardiovascular system, reduce swelling.

For indoor cultivation, stevia is planted with seeds in a large pot of about 4-5 liters with a mixture of soil and sand (in a ratio of about 1 to 1). The soil should not be acidic. It is important to choose a well-lit place on the windowsill, but without direct sunlight. The approximate air temperature for successful cultivation is from +20 to +24 degrees. The air next to the plant should not be dry (the optimum humidity is 70-80%), the bush must be irrigated and protected from heating devices. Stevia should be watered often, but not every day, no more than 4 times a week.

5 Rosemary

The aroma of rosemary is great for nasal congestion.

The plant is propagated by cuttings or seeds. At home, a pot of grass is best placed in a well-lit place, ideally a window on the south or east side. If the plant does not have enough light — it turned pale and began to stretch, the leaves began to dry out and fall off — it will have to be illuminated with a special lamp. Despite the fact that rosemary loves heat, it should not be placed near heaters, the root system can dry out.

In winter, the pot should be placed in a cool place with a temperature not higher than +15 degrees (for example, on an unheated balcony), the rest of the time the shrub grows at standard room temperature. You need to water infrequently, only after the soil dries out — rosemary does not tolerate stagnant moisture.

6 Peppermint

Mint tea has a good effect on digestion, reduces swelling and relieves pain. A bush with fragrant grass can be grown in a pot on the windowsill: planted with seeds or take twigs from the garden. Comfortable temperature for the plant is + 22-25 degrees.

Mint does not like dry air, so it is not placed near the battery, and in the summer, in a special heat, it is regularly irrigated with water. Watering should be frequent to keep the soil moist. Good light will provide the leaves with a bright color and rich aroma. If the plant has turned pale and the leaves have become smaller, it may be worth using additional light sources.