Let me tell you about my baby, Lamu. . . :)
Posted by P.J. on March 16, 2000 at 22:26:15:
In Reply to: Greetings from Finland and a question on the henna plant posted by Liisa Lehmusto on March 16, 2000 at 16:40:42:
Liisa,
HELLO!! You've come to the right place to learn about Henna and
Henna plants!! On behalf of all of us "Henna Heads", WELCOME!!!
I have a henna plant named Lamu, who recently has graced my web page
called "How To Grow Henna", devoted to the care and maintenance of
Henna Plants (lawsonia inermis). There you will find complete care
instructions, a link to a place where you can buy them on-line, and
best of all, PICTURES!!
OF COURSE YOU CAN GROW THEM INSIDE, and no, they don't need a
greenhouse. All they really require is minimal watering (my kind of
plant!), temperatures about 70 degrees ferenheit, and preferably
direct sunlight, however, my lamu thrived in a north window with
indirect light off of snow cover.
As yet, I haven't tried drying leaves. Lamu is still rather young,
and I really don't want to take a chance on shocking him by plucking
little leaves off of him yet.
Hmmmmmmmmm. The credit card may be a problem if ordering henna or
henna plants. Companion plants (the on-line plant distributor which
can be reached at my site) works primarily through credit cards.
Click on the link below to go to my site! I think you'll find it
most helpful! If you need any more info about Henna Plants, E-mail
me!!
~P.J.~
