Skip to content

Hydrastis canadensis - Plant

Sold out
Original price ₹ 249
Original price ₹ 249
₹ 249
₹ 249
Current price ₹ 249

⚡ Extra 30% Off on Checkout

Today's Offer

  • Get ₹249 Air Purifier Money Plant Free
    *On orders above 599
  • Get ₹275 Vegetable garden pack
    *On orders above 599
  • Get Pack of 6 Colourful Pots Free
    *On orders above 599
  • Get Pack of 2 Plant Growth Booster Free
    *On all orders
  • Get Pack of 2 Special Flower Booster Free
    *On all orders
  • Earn 200% ncash
    On all orders placed today
* check details on cart page

Images are for reference purposes only. Actual product may vary in shape or appearance based on climate, age, height, etc. The product is replaceable but not returnable.

Imported Winter Flower Bulbs

View More

Description

Hydrastis canadensis, commonly called golden seal which typically occurs in rich woods, wooded slopes and valleys.

Goldenseal, also called orangeroot or yellow puccoon, is a perennial herb in the buttercup family Ranunculaceae, native to southeastern Canada and the eastern United States. It may be distinguished by its thick, yellow knotted rootstock.Usually bearing three maple-like, shiny-green leaves.

The stem is terminated by a single, white flower with yellow stamens followed by a tight cluster of red fruit. 1 large, wrinkled, basal leaf and a hairy stalk bearing 1 flower above a pair of 5-lobed stem leaves, all rising from a yellow, underground stem.Lacking petals and losing the sepals early, the flowers of this species owe their color to the many whitish stamens.

Plant Specifications

*above specification are indicative only. actual dimensions may vary by +-10%
Common Name Goldenseal
Maximum Reachable Height 0.75 to 1 feet
Flower Colour Greenish-yellow to greenish-white
Bloom Time April to May
Difficulty Level Easy to grow

Planting and care

Store in a cool, dry, dark area free from insects and rodents. Yields per acre can vary drastically depending on production method and location, but generally range from 800 to 3,000 pounds of dried root per acre.

Hydrastis canadensis care

Goldenseal can be propagated from rhizome pieces, root cuttings, or seed. To propagate from seed, the fruit must be harvested as soon as it is mature, then processed by carefully mashing the fruit to separate out the seeds. This process can take several days, as the seeds and pulp need to ferment in water until they can easily be separated.

Sunlight Partial Shade
Watering Medium
Soil Well-drained soil
Temperature 95 degrees to 100 degrees F
Fertilizer Apply any organic fertilizer

Hydrastis canadensis special feature

Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soil in part shade. Prefers well-composted soils with lots of leaf mold.

Hydrastis canadensis uses

Medicinal Use:

  • Modern medicinal uses for goldenseal include the treatment of nasal congestion, digestive disorders, inflammation, and AIDS
  • Goldenseal is often referred to as a synergistic herb, meaning when taken with other herbs, it increases their efficacy
  • Goldenseal and echinacea make up a common combination formula

Trending Collections

Save 40% with Gardening Solutions

You may also need


Frequently Asked Questions

What is another name for a Hydrastis canadensis ?

Hydrastis canadensis is commonly known as Goldenseal

How tall do Hydrastis canadensis grow?

On average Hydrastis canadensis grows 0.75 to 1 feet

What color are Hydrastis canadensis ?

A Hydrastis canadensis plant bears flowers of color Greenish-yellow to greenish-white

When Hydrastis canadensis blooms?

With enough light, Hydrastis canadensis may produce Greenish-yellow to greenish-white flowers in April to May

How hard is Hydrastis canadensis to grow?

A Hydrastis canadensis is Easy to grow

How much sunlight does a Hydrastis canadensis need?

A Hydrastis canadensis prefers Partial Shade

How much water does a Hydrastis canadensis need?

A Hydrastis canadensis prefers watering Medium

What kind of soil does a Hydrastis canadensis need?

A Hydrastis canadensis prefers Well-drained soil

What temperature does a Hydrastis canadensis like?

A Hydrastis canadensis prefers 95 degrees to 100 degrees F

How often should I fertilize my Hydrastis canadensis ?

To encourage Hydrastis canadensis growth, Apply any organic fertilizer

Related Category