Hairy Indian Mallow

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swahili name

More Local Names

borana:
DIGO:
duruma:
giriama:
kamba:
kauma:
kikuyu:
Mukeu
kipsigis:
kisii:
kuria:
luhya:
LUO:
maasai:
Osupoikioi-oibor
maragoli:
meru:
mijikenda:
nandi:
NUBI:
OGIEK:
pokomo:
Malasa
pokot:
rabai:
sabaot:
samburu:
suba:
TURKANA:

Scientific Name

Abutilon grandiflorum

plant family

Plant Details and use

Leaves or flowers may be dried and steeped in hot water to create teas. Such infusions are often used to address ailments like respiratory issues or digestive discomfort.

Boiling tougher plant parts (e.g., stems or roots) to extract compounds for treating conditions such as fever or skin irritations.

Crushed leaves or flowers might be applied as poultices to wounds or insect bites, leveraging potential anti-inflammatory or antimicrobial properties.

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Warning message
Abutilon grandiflorum is generally considered non-toxic to humans and pets, though excessive ingestion may cause mild gastrointestinal upset. Proper placement (e.g., keeping it away from children or animals) is advised.

treatable conditions