Symptom index
Find a plant by how you feel
Type a symptom — cough, sleep, skin — or tap a chip. Matching plates, teas, and remedies rise to the top. This is a folk index, not a diagnosis.
2 plates for allergies
Goldenrod
Solidago canadensis
A hay-scented late-summer infusion, unfairly blamed for ragweed, useful when the head is thick.
allergies
1/1LegalGentle
Nettle
Urtica dioica
The mineral-rich weed that stings, then feeds — spring tonic, hay-fever leaf, prostate root.
allergies
1/1LegalGentle
Teas for the same symptoms
Medicinal teas
Household protocols
Natural remedies
Goldenrod late-summer cup
A hay-scented infusion for a thick, allergic head — often blamed for ragweed’s sins.
Dose: Adult: 1 tsp dried tops per 8 oz, 1–2 times a day through a known stretch, then stop.
Safety: Asteraceae allergy · Anaphylaxis as a substitute for a plan
Nettle before the season
Nettle infusion taken before and through a known pollen stretch.
Dose: Adult: 1 tbsp dried nettle per 12 oz, once daily through the season. Elderflower: 1 tsp dried, 8 minutes, as needed. Not a substitute for epinephrine.
Safety: Anaphylaxis history as a substitute for epinephrine · Asteraceae allergy (goldenrod, elderflower caution)