Do you know which medicinal plants to grow at home? These plants are perfect for all of your home remedies. You will be shocked at what these plants can help cure! Ready to grow and get healthy? Let’s get started!
Medicinal Plants To Grow At Home
Basil
Try growing basil at home. Not only is it a tasty additive to food, but it can also be used to help treat an upset stomach or lack of appetite. Overall, it’s a very versatile plant and very helpful to grow at home.
Lavender
I love lavender, so of course I have to mention that as a medicinal plant you can grow at home. Just smelling lavender is proven to help with anxiety and stress, but you can also use it to help ease pain.
Chamomile
Chamomile both looks beautiful and has medicinal purposes. Use chamomile to help relieve indigestion as well as help with anxiety and tension. You can also use chamomile topically to help with skin irritation and inflammation.
Lemon Balm
Lemon balm has so many medicinal purpose that you just have to grow it at home if you’re serious about homegrown medicinal plants. It helps with bug bites, indigestion, insomnia, and so much more.
Parsley
Parsley is another plant that works both in the kitchen and as a medicine. It’s full of nutrients as well as properties that help with an upset stomach and bad breath.
Feverfew
Feverfew flowers are used by some people to help treat pain from arthritis as well as other irritating skin issues. You can also chew feverfew flower petals to help relieve pain from headaches.
Rosemary
Rosemary is one of my favorite herbs, both because of its culinary uses as well as it’s medicinal ones. Plus I think it tastes and smells great. Use rosemary to improve your mood—and your breath!
Marigolds
Use a nice dose of marigolds to treat skin conditions like acne, sunburns, and blemishes. Marigolds are also said to help with indigestion.
Aloe Vera
One of the more popular medicinal plants is probably aloe vera. Once it’s grown, you can use the gel from aloe vera to soothe skin irritation (like sun burns) or as a shampoo additive to fight dandruff.
Mint
Grow some mint at home for tons of purposes, including medicinal ones! Add mint to your drinks can help with an upset stomach as well as soothe headaches and anxiety.
Oregano
Oregano is full of so many great things for your body, that you just have to grow it in your home. Use oregano to help a plethora of problems including muscle pain, sore throat, bloating, and headaches.
Thyme
Thyme is really helpful because of its antiseptic properties which means thyme is great for dealing with stomach issues, congestion, or coughing.
I hope this list of medicinal plants to grow at home helps you with your home remedies! Before you go, check out my post on 10 herbs that heal.
doobie says
Stupid you do not have the most important one of all
Joy says
Sorry that I seemed to have missed it, which plant are you referring to?
Julie Bibb says
Joy, this Doobie brother is talking about weed. Don’t bother with his comment.
Joy says
Haha well thanks! Obviously that’s not where my mind went
Beth Scala says
Ty Joy! I wasn’t aware of these magnificent properties these flowers, etc, contain! I suffer from severe migraines, Narcolepsy, etc -brain injury-causes anxiety, depression. Will pass this on 2 my BFF – she has stress-her hubby-6 yrs now, has 1 of the rarest hereditary, scary, illness EVER! Doing much better now?. However, she, like me, recently got shingles, due 2 stress. We both have arthritis, especially in feet-standing at work all day. Sleep patterns suffer. I’m retired early now-due 2 brain injury, but still experience the above-migraines r the worst! Eh, tied w/anxiety! Ty, again! I’ll pin this, try them, pass it on! And , BTW, ignore ignorant comments as the 1st ridiculous 1! SOME PEOPLE! ???
Markus says
I’m glad you get some help from some of the plants mentioned, but different types of medical pot will do all the above, and more much more effectively.