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Used by the Aztecs and Native Americans, Mexican Tarragon is usually reported to be a sedative, but with others claiming the opposite (stimulation). I found the effects to be mild, at best, perhaps edging to the former if anything. However, as with a number of botanicals in this class I did subsequently experience a degree of vivid and lucid dreaming, with later research revealing that this is indeed viewed as an oneirogenic in some quarters.
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Experiments with #naturaldyes. My mom, #LeonorLazoGonzales, a #master #zapotecweaver and #dyer is reducing waste buy using the left over dye of the #cochineal mixing it with #tageteslucida known to as as #pericón to produce unique color blends. <> <> <> Tagetes Lucida has entered North America as a #tarragon substitute with hints of anise (#mexicantarragon). Pericón is used to dye mustard shades but when combined with cochineal yields an orange color depending on the proportions of cochineal to pericón. Tagetes Lucida has been used in #traditionalmedicine in #Mexico and #CentralAmerica primarily to treat #stomachaches, #stomachcramps and #periodpain. In one study #methanolic extract from the flower inhibited growth of #staphylococcusaureus, #ecoli and #candidaalbicans cultures. This effect was enhanced with exposure to ultraviolet light. Tagetes lucida was used in #ancientmexico in a ritual #incense known as #yauhtli. The burnt plant is still used as a #natural #mosquitorepellent. The plant is also used by the #wixaritari people mixed with #nicotianarustica for its #psychotropic and #entheogenic effects. (at Dixza Rugs & Organic Farm)
