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Description
Hypericum perforatum (Perforate St Johns Wort) is an erect perennial herb.
unbranched rounded stem 20-50 cm tall. Lance-like leaves are paired and stem-clasping. Yellow flowers occur in a branched cluster at the top of the stem. Petals have marginal black dots.
The leaves of Perforate St Johns Wort, when held to the light, reveal translucent dots, giving the impression that the leaf is perforated.Plant Specifications
Common Name | St. Johns wort, Choli phulya, Perforate St Johns Wort |
Maximum Reachable Height | 1 to 2.5 feet |
Flower Colour | Yellow |
Bloom Time | May to August |
Difficulty Level | Easy to grow |
Planting and care
Hypericum perforatum care
It thrives in areas with either a winter- or summer-dominant rainfall pattern. Depending on the individual species, St. John s Wort may survive in USDA hardiness zones from 3-10. St. John s Wort should be grown in a spot where they will receive full sun or partial to light shade. Plant them in average to fertile, well-draining garden soil.
Sunlight | Full sun to part shade |
Watering | Medium |
Soil | Well-drained soils |
Temperature | Up to 24 degrees C |
Fertilizer | Apply any organic fertilizer |
Hypericum perforatum special feature
Easily grown in medium moisture
Hypericum perforatum uses
Ornamental Use:
- It is used as an ornamental plant
Medicinal Use:
- Aromatic, astringent, resolvent, expectorant and nervine
- Used in all pulmonary complaints, bladder troubles, in suppression of urine, dysentery, worms, diarrhoea, hysteria and nervous depression, haemoptysis and other haemorrhages and jaundice