Warm safflina
Red safflina
A flowering stalk-like plant that often grows in hot climates.
Safflina
The flowers are warm to the touch and smell somewhat like ginseng.
The plant produces clusters of small red flowers along the stalk.
The plant itself can grow up to 20 inches in length.
The flower warms up the tongue and tastes somewhat spicy.
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The flowers can be used to create dishes and elixirs that raises one's resistance to the cold which is particularly essential for those into mountain-climbing.
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The warm safflina typically grows in areas with a hot, dry climate, such as the desert.
Insects and birds that feed on the nectar pollinate nearby plants for reproduction.