Senna septemtrionalis
Senna
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Senna (Senna septemtrionalis) - Description
Senna septemtrionalis is a plant species in the genus Senna.
Senna (Senna septemtrionalis) - Growth
Ranging in size depending on species, it can get as tall as 25 ft. in tropical zones and in full sun or partial shade.
Senna (Senna septemtrionalis) - Planting
Sow seeds in spring. Maintain moderate temperatures for the germinating seeds (64-75°F/18-24°C). If propagating by cuttings, do so in the summer and provide bottom heat.
Senna (Senna septemtrionalis) - Pest
Rare.
Senna (Senna septemtrionalis) - Interesting facts
Sennas have been used as purgatives for centuries. They have compounds in them that are similar to that of other plants that induce bowel movements. Additionally, the leaves and flowers are used in some cuisines either as fresh or pickled. Previously included in the Cassia genus and still often sold as such.
Senna (Senna septemtrionalis) - Soil and irrigation
Prefers well-drained soil with moderate water when it is actively growing. In the winter when growth has slowed, provide little water. Moderately fertile soils are preferable.
