Hoodia.the Succulent Asclepiad Trichocaulon.Natural Arid Hoodia Plus Sense Thirst.How the Hoodia Appetite Suppressant Steroidal Glycoside work?

Botanical Basic Data of Hoodia cactus,Hoodia Gordonii.

Hoodia Cactus Extract Hoodia Gordonii Asclepiad Trichocaulon Appetite Suppressant Hoodia gordonii Sweet P57 P57AS3 Powder Dry Hoodia Slim Blend photo picture image Botanical Source:Succulent Asclepiad Trichocaulon Hoodia Gordonii,
Scientific Name: Hoodia gordonii Sweet
Common Names:Hoodia(Who Dee a),Miracle Cactus
Synonym: Hoodia Cactus Gordonii,Hoodia Gordonii,the Carrion Flower (Hoodia)
Part Used:plant material such as the core part of stems and roots of Hoodia Gordonii cactus,The P57 molecule was extracted from the heart of Hoodia Gordonii,- not the skin.
Genus Hoodia is selected from the species Hoodia gordonii,Hoodia curroii,Hoodia lugardii, Hoodia macrantha, Hoodia ruschii,Hoodia currari and several others
Order: Trichocaulon

Note of Trichocaulon:from thrix, trichos, a hair, and caulon, a stem; alluding to the bristles that tip each tubercle. Hoodia spp. belong to the Trichocaulon Subgroup of Succulent Asclepiad Genera.
Family: Asclepiadaceae(Asclepiadeae)
Hoodia Cactus Extract Hoodia Gordonii Asclepiad Trichocaulon Appetite Suppressant Hoodia gordonii Sweet P57 P57AS3 Powder Dry Hoodia Slim Blend photo picture image
Recommended Temperature Zone:USDA: 10-11
Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 28^oF ( -2^oC)
Sun Exposure: Light shade, morning sun

Origin: Southwestern Africa,East Part of South America, some other desert living circumstance, or exactly, it is the succulent plants growing in arid regions.

Growth Habits: Succulent, forming clumps of 12 inches tall, 12 inches wide (30 by 30 cm); mature in 5 years or longer.Commercially planted Hoodia Gordonii herb normally cutted to use when grow to about 2 inches around.
Propagation: Cuttings

Hoodia is a succulent in the family Asclepiadaceae. It forms multi-stemmed clumps 45cm (18in) high and bears unpleasant-smelling, pale purple disc-shaped flowers 7.5-10cm (3-4in) in diameter.First found in semi-arid areas of South Africa. The San people, formerly known as bushmen, of the Kalahari eat the bitter-tasting plant to suppress their appetite and thirst when on long hunting expeditions.

Hoodia gordonii looks very much like a columnar cactus. It is not a very common plant and it grows in the semi-deserts of Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Angola and Republic of South Africa.. It grows rather slow - it takes about 5 years of growing it, before it flowers and before you can start harvesting any of it. It can be 15 - 20 years before the plant is fully grown and at the peak of its productive life.