Comfrey "Blocking 14" - Live Plant

Comfrey, Blocking 14

4 inch pot size with plant height between 6- 20 inches

Comfrey is a perennial herb with large, hairy leaves; with bell-shaped flowers. Plenty of medicinal properties are associated with Comfrey. Leaves are often used as a natural fertilizer. Popular permaculture plant.

Leaves:
Large and broad, rough-textured leaves that often have a slightly hairy rough textured surface.

Flowers:
Clusters of tubular bell shaped flowers, varying in shades of purple, blue, pink, or white.

Height:
Can reach up to 3 to 4 feet in height.

Roots:
Deep, fleshy roots

Location:
Plant comfrey in a sunny to partial shaded.

Soil:
Well-draining soil enriched with organic matter is ideal. Comfrey tolerates various soil types.

Watering:
Comfrey is somewhat drought-tolerant once established, but regular watering promotes optimal growth.

Harvesting:
Leaves are often harvested throughout the growing season. Cut them back to encourage new growth.

Fertilization:
Comfrey is a nutrient accumulator. Their deep roots bring up nutrients up to the leaves. . It can be used as a green mulch or added to compost.

Use in the Garden:
Comfrey is valued in permaculture for its dynamic accumulator properties by adding nutrients to the soil. It's also used in herbal remedies and organic gardening practices.