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To be honest, as I mentioned, I don't know the name of that plant here in Venezuela.
Recently, a friend told me that when she couldn't afford to buy soap, she would look for that plant to wash her clothes.
When I have time, I will look up the name and characteristics of the plant.
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There is a large family of soap plants. For example the chestnust belongs to it. I used the chestnuts for a very long time. Unfortunately, the trees don't grow everywhere and the nuts are only available during a short period a year.
Hi, you've inspired me to research these plants further. I thought there were only a few soapy ones, but just knowing that the chestnut tree belongs to this family made me curious.
Thank you for your support and for sharing this information.
Blessings.
In my country we only talk about a single plant, there must be more but I think there is one that many people know here.
I think it's called, Soap or "Jaboncillo"
In my country we only talk about a single plant, there must be more but I think there is one that many people know here.
I think it's called, Soap or "Jaboncillo"
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