»inicia el tratamiento alternativo: a. Bálsamo de Asclepias tuberosa sobre las zonas doloridas por la viruela, para aliviar el picor que padece Kitty. b. Al notar a la paciente alterada y tras amenazar a Neville con usarle para afilar sus uñas, se le proporciona una poción»

— ; ́ (@ArtDecoBxbe) 2023.2.27

Milkweed (Asclepias spp.), particularly A. tuberosa, are used to raise Monarch butterflies, which are endangered. Pesticide-treated plants would kill the caterpillars. Obviously, even the wholesale grower is not stupid enough to do this without pesticide certifications.

— Duncan (@wrapped_dday) 2022.12.7

Yard prairie plants are in full bloom! Butterfly milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa) and sweet black-eyed susan (Rudbeckia subtomentosa). https://t.co/QTP3iP7JRc

— Riggs Wilson (@RiggsWilson) 2022.7.25

They got all the news lately that the monarch butterfly is threatened This fall, you can plant monarch host plants in the milkweed family — the Latin tag will say “Asclepias”. The most common one in nurseries is Asclepias tuberosa, a nice orange one https://t.co/6ZOZU8cE73

— Maggie Lee (⎷) (@maggie_a_lee) 2022.7.27