Tag: Lemon Grass

Lemongrass oil is sold at Rs. 1500-2000 per litre in the local market. The earnings of the women farmers is up to Rs 80,000 per acre of land in a year. Comparatively, the initial one-time investment is a mere Rs 20,000. Is lemon grass oil profitable? Lemongrass gives 250 to 300 kg oil and a […]

Lemongrass essential oils are sometimes recommended as a “natural” bug repellent for dogs but due to the possibility of topical irritation and GI upset if your dog were to lick it off, I do not recommend using it on your pup. Do dogs like lemongrass scent? Lemongrass Oil There’s just a small amount of the […]

Lemongrass oil (Cymbopogon citratusCymbopogon citratusEast Indian lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus), also called Cochin grass or Malabar grass, is native to Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, India, Sri Lanka, Burma, and Thailand, while West Indian lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus) is native to maritime Southeast Asia.https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cymbopogon Does lemongrass repel all bugs? What Bugs Does Lemongrass Repel? The […]

Make A Lemongrass Swarm Lure Because honey bees are attracted to the sweet grassy and lemony fragrance, we have found that lemongrass essential oil is an effective swarm lure. It can encourage a swarm of honey bees to move into a cavity such as a Nucleus (Nuc) Box or hive. Do bees like lemongrass scent? […]

The lemongrass herb has stalks that are fibrous and smell much like lemons. In an essential oil, the scent is fresh and light with a hint of lemon. Lemongrass can be found in subtropical and tropical areas, where it thrives on fertile, well-drained, sandy and loamy soil that is exposed to direct sunlight. Does lemon […]

Lemongrass oil supports hair growth, and can also eliminate itchiness and provide relief from scalp irritation. The oil can also be used to prevent the shedding of hair, promote hair regrowth, and contract hair follicles to prevent hair fall. How do I use lemongrass for hair growth? Make a lemongrass hair rinse using 2-3 teaspoons […]

Probably the most well-known species is west Indian lemon grasswest Indian lemon grassEast Indian lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus), also called Cochin grass or Malabar grass, is native to Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, India, Sri Lanka, Burma, and Thailand, while West Indian lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus) is native to maritime Southeast Asia.https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cymbopogon Does lemongrass keep […]

Lemongrass thrives in full sun, even in hot Southern locations. Give this herb rich, well-drained soil. To improve fertility and enhance the soil’s ability to hold water, improve the soil by mixing in composted manure or aged compost-enriched Miracle-Gro® Performance Organics™ All Purpose In-Ground Soil. Does lemon grass need to be cut back? wide. Pruning […]

Place plants in a sunny, sheltered position over summer and keep well watered. Move plants back indoors in late summer, putting it in a bright, cool position and reduce watering, keeping the compost just moist. A minimum temperature of 5C (40F) is ideal. Does lemongrass need to be cut back? Pruning lemongrass plants is a […]

Lemongrass is commonly used to add flavor and aroma to food. However, it is typically the stalk which is most often utilized and edible. Since the stalks are somewhat hard, they’re normally crushed in order to allow the lemony flavor to come through when cooking. Can you eat lemongrass plants? Lemongrass is a popular herb […]

Lemongrass isn’t harmful to cats, as long as they nibble in moderation. When made into an essential oil, lemongrass is potentially deadly for your cat. All cats lack glucuronyl transferase, a liver enzyme, that helps to break down most essential oils, including lemongrass. Is Lemon Grass harmful to pets? Lemongrass ingestion can lead to vomiting, […]

Lemongrass is often finely chopped or pounded in order to break down the tough stalks. Once minced or pounded, lemongrass can be added to marinades or grilled meats for a touch of sweet citrusy flavor or used to brighten curry pastes and simple sauces. Powdered lemongrass works here too. What part of lemongrass is edible? […]

You can eat the whole lemongrass, including the stalk. However, the stalk itself is tough and hard to chew. For this reason, you may want to remove the stalk before consuming the raw lemongrass. Does lemongrass have to be cooked? How to Use Lemongrass. Your lemongrass should now appear finer—almost like yellow-green flakes. It is […]

Citronella plants (or Pelargonium citrosum) are commonly thought to be the best at repelling mosquitos. However, Lemongrass (or Cymbopogon) is superior. Is there a difference between citronella and lemon grass? “Though citronella and lemon grass look alike, both have different properties. Citronella oil is used in manufacturing mosquito repellents, perfumes, soaps and deodorants among other […]

Most of the species of lemon grass are native to South Asia, South-east Asia and Australia. The so called East Indian lemon grass (Cymbopogon flexuosus) , also known as Malabar or Cochin grass is native to India , Sri Lanka, Burma and Thailand ; for the related West Indian lemon grass (C. Is lemon grass […]

The so-called East-Indian lemongrass (C. flexuosus) (also known as cochin or Malabar grass) is native to India, Sri Lanka, Burma and Thailand, while West-Indian lemongrass (C. citratus), is of a Malaysian origin and is more typically used for cooking. Is lemongrass native to North America? Cymbopogon citratus is native to Island Southeast Asia (Malesia). It […]

Yes, lemongrass is entirely safe for your parrot, and it will give them a flavorsome treat. Herbs can be potent in taste, so a little goes a long way, and your parrot may only eat a small amount at a time. Is Lemon Grass oil safe around birds? Some best essential oils to consider for […]

It is a tall grass with rhizomes and densely tufted fibrous roots, which tillers profusely and has the potential to escape from cultivation. Once established it can spread fairly rapidly, becoming weedy and invasive in disturbed areas. Does lemongrass invasive? Lemon grass is clump forming and does not runner and become invasive like some grasses. […]

Lemongrass’s antibacterial and anti-fungal properties help in coping with cold, cough and flu. Can lemongrass cure cough? The powerful antibacterial and anti-fungal properties of lemongrass help in healing cold, cough and flu. The goodness of vitamins C, A and antioxidants triggers the immune system and keeps diseases at bay. What does lemongrass cure? Lemongrass is […]

Though citronella grass may sometimes be called lemongrass, they are two different plants. Lemongrass and citronella grass are closely related and can look and smell very similar. However, citronella grass has reddish colored pseudostems, while lemongrass is all green. Is there a difference between citronella and lemon grass? “Though citronella and lemon grass look alike, […]