Castor Bean or Castor Oil Plant The castor bean plant is widely cultivated throughout the world for its castor oil, but the seeds contain a deadly poison: ricin.It grows well in barren areas and can reach 36
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Looking after castor oil plant All parts of Ricinus communis are highly toxic so it's very important to wear gloves when handling – it can irritate skin and eyes. Water plants regularly and feed with a liquid fertiliser every month. Plants are
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Ricinus communis 'Carmencita' will reach a height of 2m and a spread of 1m after 1 year. Suggested uses Architectural, Beds and borders, Greenhouse, Wallside and trellises Cultivation Outdoors,
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Although in its tropical homeland, the caster oil plant, Ricinus communis, reaches 8-12m in height, its growth can be restricted in a British garden setting, and it's usually grown in containers as an annual.While Ricinus communis does produce
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The castor bean plant or castor oil plant is a tropical shrub or tree hardy in planting zones 10-11. It is treated as an annual in Connecticut's planting zones since it will not survive winter temperatures here. The plant grow
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Ricinus communis 'Carmencita' will reach a height of 2m and a spread of 1m after 1 year. Suggested uses Architectural, Beds and borders, Greenhouse, Wallside and trellises Cultivation Outdoors,
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Castor beans have gotten a bad rap as a source of the poison ricin. The truth is that the beans have been used for thousands of years. The plants also add a tropical touch to your garden. What are Castor Beans? Castor beans ar
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Ricinus communis 'Carmencita' will reach a height of 2m and a spread of 1m after 1 year. Suggested uses Architectural, Beds and borders, Greenhouse, Wallside and trellises Cultivation Outdoors,
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Castor beans have gotten a bad rap as a source of the poison ricin. The truth is that the beans have been used for thousands of years. The plants also add a tropical touch to your garden. What are Castor Beans? Castor beans ar
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Castor bean The seeds of Ricinus communis are extremely toxic. Lots of dogs and some cats chew on plants. Most of the time, there's no ill effect. But some plants — such as elephant ear and yew — can be extremely toxic to pets. Other plants
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Castor oil is extracted from the seeds, sometimes called “beans,” of castor plants. These seeds are unique in that they contain a fatty acid triglyceride, most of which is ricinoleic acid. Although this type of fatty acid is found in other types
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