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| Größe: | 10 bis 30 cm |
| Blütenform: | 5 blättrig; Einzelblüte |
| Blattform: | glatt, rundlich |
| Beschreibung: | Aufrechter Stengel der rauh behaart ist. Länglich, eiförmige Blätter mit oberseitigen Flecken. Kurz gestielte Blüten. |
| Standort: | Krautreiche Laubmischwälder, Gebüsche, Waldränder |
| Pflanzanleitung: | Schleimstoffe, Saponine, Gerbstofe, Allantonine, Mineralstoffe |
| Zeigerwert N: | 6 (3-7 bedeutet Mittelwert und man kann sagen, dass sie weder einer Magerkeit noch einem Stickstoffanzeiger zugeordnet werden können) |
summary from an email of the mailing list: Schildifutter - Mailingsliste
from Sabine Willig
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In my garden the lungwort grows and blossoms very well. Not only does it look pretty but it is also a beloved plant of my torts.
<< translated by: Rachel Butner and Marion Minch
summary from an email of the mailing list: Schildifutter - Mailingsliste
from Thorsten Geier
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I believe in Lungwort.
My torts eat this wort with gusto. Even during winter season I could harvest the leaves.
They spread rapidly. I picked some flowers and offered them to my torts. they ate them with relish. I am a bit afraid of the bees which are around the flowers. I picked the flowers which grew in the pens so the torts are safe from bees now.
<< translated by: Rachel Butner and Marion Minch
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