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Passiflora incarnata

Passiflora incarnata is a fast growing climbing plant belonging to the genus Passiflora commonly known as passion flowers. Its main feature is the peculiar shape of their flowers. It is a climbing vine downyThe flowers are aromatic and large, 5cm in diameter, reaching 6-9 meters long. It has tendrils that serve to climb.
The aerial part of the plant is rich in many substances: flavonoids, phenols, essential oils, which is credited with its sedative action together.
Used in cases of insomnia and attacks / anxiety attacks.

Lowers blood pressure and heart rate

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