Klip Dagga - (Leonotis Nepetifolia) 

Native to Africa, India, and Latin America is the tropical and subtropical plant known as Klip Dagga (Leonotis nepetifolia). It goes by many names, such as Grantiparani, Shandilay, Christmas Candlestick, and Lion's Ear. The plant can grow up to 3 meters tall and bears enormous, vivid orange or scarlet flowers that are arranged in rounded clusters around the stems.

The alkaloid leonurine, which is thought to have a calming and somewhat euphoric effect, is found in the dried leaves and flowers of Klip Dagga. Due to its relaxing effects, although it is not as potent as cannabis, Klip Dagga is occasionally used as a natural substitute for cannabis in some regions of the world.

Klip Dagga frequently grows along the sides of roads, in landfills, or in waste areas. It is frequently used as a natural medicine for lowering anxiety and tension, enhancing sleep, and encouraging relaxation because of its distinctive appearance and calming properties. Klip Dagga is an all-around versatile and highly sought-after plant that is renowned for its inborn capacity to encourage relaxation and enhance general well-being.