LEMNA MINOR DILUTION C/D 13 - C/D 30

Lemna minor, also known as common duckweed, is a floating aquatic plant found in many stagnant and slow-moving bodies of water worldwide. It is primarily distributed in Europe, Asia, and North America and grows in shallow waters where it floats on the surface.

The plant belongs to the duckweed family (Lemnaceae) and is characterized by its small, round leaves, which are often found in dense mats on the water's surface. Interestingly, Lemna minor is one of the fastest-growing plants and can cover large areas in a short time. This characteristic makes it an important component of ecosystems, as it contributes to improving water quality and provides habitat for numerous aquatic animals.

In homeopathy, Lemna minor is traditionally used, especially for complaints associated with water retention or general weakness of the body. It is believed that the plant may be helpful in supporting metabolic processes.

• Common duckweed
• Growth in stagnant waters
• Traditional use in homeopathy