Wild Dagga, Hottentots, and More We have research articles and information regarding Wild Dagga plants, leaves, cultivation, and even the people of South Africa; the Hottentot tribes, who used this spectacular plant as a tobacco substitute, as did the Zulus.
There is little research into Leonotis leonurus and its related plants such as Motherwort and Marihuanilla, but Wild Dagga is quickly becoming one of the most widely sought after plants by ethnobotanical enthusiasts. Leonurine, the active component. is responsible for the effects of Wild Dagga, and leonurine is most concentrated in the flowers of the Lion’s Tail/Lion’s Ear strain of the plant. We adore this ancient plant.This plant has gained much popularity over the past few years, and we are going to provide articles and research as they become available.
