When to Harvest Damiana?

Harvest typically occurs between November and early December before cold temperatures cause leaves to yellow and eventually drop. People in Mexico have used Damiana in tea for centuries.

How long does it take damiana to grow?

Cover the surface of your damiana potting medium with a plastic wrap or plastic lid. The pot should then be placed in a warm place. The germination period can be from 7-28 days. During this time the soil and air must be kept at the same moisture levels.

Is damiana a perennial?

Damiana (Turnera diffusa) is a deciduous shrub that grows from 3 to 6 feet in height and has serrate, pale green leaves that are quite aromatic. It produces small five-petal flowers that bloom in early to late summer.