Tribulus terrestris is a plant that is sometimes more commonly known as caltrop or puncturevine. It grows in Europe, northward towards France and east towards Japan. The leaves and shoots can be cooked and the seeds can be ground into powder and made into bread (even though it is edible, many may find they do not […]
Tribulus Terrestris (TT) is a plant with something of a bifurcated reputation. To citizens and farmers throughout the United States, TT is known as a noxious weed, threatening crops and taking over landscapes where little else will grow. Tribulus Terrestris is also known for the sharp spikes that grow from the fruits. Every TT flower is […]
Tribulus terrestris is a fascinating herb that has adapted to grow in many climates, particularly dry environments. Also known by puncture vine, or animal-inspired names such as bullhead, cat’s-head, and goat’s-head, and more colorful monikers such as devil’s-weed, devil’s-thorn, and devil’s eyelashes. Most of the plant’s nicknames refer to the uniquely spiked fruit of the […]
Tribulus terrestris (TT) is, depending on who you’re talking to, either a noxious weed (according to nine states), a nuisance that can pop car tires (due to its sharp spikes), or a godsent herbal aid helping to keep our muscles healthy and our private lives passionate. In reality, it may be a little of all […]
