Circaea lutetiana ENCHANTER'S NIGHTSHADE (20 seeds)

Enchanter's nightshade or Circaea lutetiana is a herbaceous plant of the onagraceae family.
It is a European perennial that is often found in the garden.
This flowers are white.
Enchanter's nightshade seeds are fluffy, drop-shaped, similar to indigo or elderberry.

Enchanter's nightshade that turned Ulysses' mates into pigs, also seems to refer to a herb used by Circe for his spells.
Unfortunately, we do not know the esoteric preparations of Enchanter's nightshade. 

She would also have medicinal properties.
The whole plant was used as a wound treatment to accelerate healing. (just like pot marigold or Aloe vera)

Sowing Circaea lutetiana seeds:

Sow the Enchanter's nightshade seeds in batches of 3 or 4 in small pots filled with fine potting soil, stratify the seeds naturally by leaving them outside in the winter or artificially in the refrigerator for 2 weeks.
To finish, transplant Circacea lutetiana plants to the garden in a semi-shade place or in larger pots.

Do not consume without medical advice.
Ethnobotanical and esoteric seeds and plant to be cultivated for the purpose of safeguarding the species.