Ligusticum Porteri
Ligusticum Porteri
A species that is endemic to the Rocky Mountains. It is a plant that needs to be harvested with the utmost care and respect to its environment. People have overharvested this plant for many years, and it has become a threatened medicinal species. When harvesting the root the whole root should never be uprooted, only small rootlets of the plant should be harvested singly from a plant. Osha is revered as a powerful antiviral medicinal plant that helps to clear up lung infections. It helps to adjust people to altitude by increasing the oxygenation that is inhaled by opening the bronchials.
Gunnison Location:
126 N Main St.
Gunnison, CO 81230
970.707.4135
11am-5pm 7 Days a Week
Crested Butte Location:
510 Elk Avenue #6
Crested Butte, CO 81224
11am-5pm 7 Days a Week
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