Element: Air
Planet: Jupiter and Mars
Energy: sleep Brain and cognition
Properties: Improve immunity, blood sugar, anxiety, inflammation, and skin health.
Folk names: Black Sampson, Coneflower, Rudbeckia
Botanical Name: Echinacea Augustifolia
Echinacea was used by American Indians as an offering to spirits to ensure and strengthen spells.
Named Echinacea by Lineus and Rudbeckia, after Rudbeck, father and son, who were his predecessors at Upsala. The flowers are a rich purple and the florets are seated round a high cone; seeds, four-sided achenes. Root tapering, cylindrical, entire, slightly Spiral, longitudinally furrowed; fracture short, fibrous; bark thin; Wood, thick, in alternate porous, yellowish and black transverse wedges, and the rhizome has a circular pith.
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