Brunfelsia pilosa (Manaca root)
Botanical name: Brunfelsia pilosa
Common name: Manaca root
Family: Solanaceae
Origin: Amazon
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
This Brunfelsia grows to almost 10 feet tall and are heavily branched. They have long leaves and form flat, five-leaved violet flowers. One of the easiest and most vigorous Brunfelsia species. New growth is characterized by fine hairs and a purple tint. Flowers are a rich purple. Very showy and cold hardy. Sometimes used as an admixture in Ayahuasca brews. The root also has a reputation as an aphrodesiac.
Similar plants: Brunfelsia pilosa (Manaca root)
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- Brunfelsia gigantea (Lady of the Night)
- Brunfelsia grandiflora (Yesterday -Today -Tomorrow)
- Brunfelsia isola (Hybrid Brunfelsia)
- Brunfelsia jamaicensis (Lady of the Night)
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