Cotton

Growing the Gossypium Cotton Plant from LEGBA means embracing a
thousand-year-old tradition while exploring innovative avenues for
health and well-being. This journey through history and science
will enrich your garden and your knowledge of nature.

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Gossypium Cotton Plant: Natural softness and unsuspected virtues

Gossypium Cotton Plant: Natural softness and unsuspected virtues

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LEGBA reveals the Gossypium Cotton Plant, an ancestral crop renowned for its precious fiber and its medicinal applications. Discover how to integrate this natural treasure into your garden, respecting the cycles of nature and exploring its benefits beyond textiles.

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Plant available from April to the end of October

Detailed Description and Benefits

Gossypium Cotton, with its need for a long growing season and
of a specific climate, is an exciting challenge for gardeners. In
In addition to its major contribution to the textile industry, cotton holds
medicinal properties, particularly in strengthening health
bone, a promising discovery for alternative treatments.

How to cultivate it? Growing Guide

  • Climate : Ideal in the tropics and subtropics, with adaptation possible in temperate frost-free zones.
  • Water : Requires balanced watering, with a preference for regions with at least 700 mm of annual precipitation.
  • Soil : Prefers deep, well-drained, fertile soil.
  • Harvest : Cotton bolls open at the end of the cycle, requiring dry weather for harvest.

Did you know? (Discover exciting stories!)

In addition to its textile use, cotton is studied for its potential
medicinal products, particularly against osteoporosis. This little-known application
reinforces interest in Gossypium cotton cultivation, positioning it
like a plant with versatile virtues.

FAQs

  1. Can you grow cotton in a regular garden?
    With the right climatic and soil conditions, it is possible to
    growing cotton on a small scale for experimentation and ornament.
  2. Does cotton require a lot of pesticides?
    Conventional cotton cultivation can be demanding in pesticides,
    but alternative methods such as organic cultivation offer
    more sustainable options.
  3. What are the most common varieties of cotton?
    Gossypium arboreum, Gossypium herbaceum, Gossypium hirsutum, and Gossypium barbadense are among the most cultivated varieties.
  4. How can cotton help bone health?
    Research has shown that certain molecules present in the
    cotton could inhibit bone breakdown, offering potential
    in the treatment of osteoporosis.
  5. How to use cotton in a medicinal context?
    Although mainly studied for its fibers, cotton extracts
    are explored for their medicinal applications, particularly in medicine
    traditional and in modern research.
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