Dried Datura inoxia LEAVES
Moonflower, Pricklyburr, Thornapple, Angel's Trumpet
Whole leaves with or without petioles (leaf stalks)
Leaves only (no flowers, fruit, seeds, or roots). Other Datura parts are for sale in separate listings.
Organically grown in my backyard garden in Montana.
Harvested in July and August 2021
Weight 10 gram (~0.35 oz.) Pictures show 10g of leaves. You will receive leaves like the ones in the pictures.
Will be shipped in paper inside a cardboard box.
The scientific name is often cited as Datura innoxia. When English botanist Philip Miller first described the species in 1768, he misspelled the Latin word innoxia (inoffensive) when naming it D. inoxia.
Other synonyms for D. inoxia are D. fastuosa, D. metel, and D. meteloides.
Datura wrightii is a similar but different species. D. inoxia has all-white flowers and all ten tips poke out. D. wrightii may have lavender tinged flowers and only every other tip of the flower pokes out (five tips instead of ten)
Growing mostly Moonflower (Datura inoxia) in my backyard garden in Montana. My shop is offering Datura flowers, leaves, roots, seeds, and capsules.