Ruta graveolens
It is a subshrubplant, well known for its aromatic and medicinal properties and by the following names, common rue, herb-of-grace, among others.
Its leaves are green glaucas, its branches are herbaceous and become woody at the base and its yellow flowers appear in summer.
The rue when "crumpled" releases a very intense aroma, considered by many unpleasant.
The rue should be grown under full sun, in neutral and well drained soils.
It doesn't lack much irrigation.
It multiplies easily either by or by sowing as long as there are good light conditions.
It requires some care regarding the handling of the plant, since it is toxic, should be handled using gloves and should not be ingested.
Since antiquity it is considered a protection plant with religious and magical powers.
In ancient Greece, peoples used it to purify the environment and as protection against evil spirits and diseases.
He is also given the power to attract love and success.
This plant is a repellent for insects, rats, dogs and cats.
It has abortive effects, since it causes strong uterine contractions.
The tea of your leaves has a calming, carmineous and anti-inflammatory effect. It can be used to combat anxiety, asthma, conjunctivitis, migraine, etc.
