Silver Liana: Spiritual Journey with Argyreia Nervosa

Plant available from April to the end of October

The Silver Liana, native to tropical regions, is famous for
its links with various spiritual and shamanic practices. His
seeds, used in certain crops for their properties
psychotropic drugs, are shrouded in mystery and respect. As
as an ornamental element, Argyreia nervosa brings a touch of exoticism
and majesty to any garden, with its velvety leaves and flowers
trumpet-shaped.

• Light : Prefers a sunny to partially shaded location for optimal growth.
• Temperature : Withstands slightly cool temperatures, but thrives in heat.
• Soil : Likes rich, well-drained, moist soil.
• Watering : Requires regular watering, especially during periods of active growth.

The Silver Vine is surrounded by traditions and legends, used
by shamans for its seeds with visionary properties. This
sacred use requires knowledge and caution, emphasizing the
deep connection between man and the plant world.

1. How to maintain the Silver Vine?
   With basic care in terms of water, soil and light, the Liane
   Silver is relatively easy to grow, quickly adding
   greenery to your space.
2. Can the Silver Vine be grown in a pot?
   Yes, it can be grown in a pot, provided you provide it with a
   support for climbing and to respect its needs for water and light.
3. What is the flowering season for the Silver Liana?
   It usually blooms in late summer or fall, offering spectacular purple flowers.
4. Is the Silver Vine resistant to parasites?
   Like any plant, it can be subject to attacks by parasites,
   but good care and maintenance practice can minimize these
   risks.
5. Can I use Silver Vine seeds for spiritual practices?
   Although the seeds have been used in contexts
   traditional, their handling requires great caution and is
   not recommended without in-depth knowledge of their effects.