Photo: Hypericum perforatum 38.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 37.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 36.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 35.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 34.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 33.
Leaf with lighter spots ("pinpricks") and darker spots (oils). Bergianska trädgården, Stockholm, Sweden. Wild. 2012-07-05.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 32.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 31.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 25.
Infused oil of St. John's wort. If you look through the oil towards the sun, you can see through it.
In this very dry summer, one oil didn't turn red at all -- until I crushed the herb in a blender. Tapanila, Helsinki, Finland. Processed. 2010-08-16.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 29.
Infused oil of St. John's wort. Tapanila, Helsinki, Finland. Processed. 2010-08-16.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 28.
Infused oils of St. John's wort from above.
In this very dry summer, one oil didn't turn red at all -- until I crushed the herb in a blender. Tapanila, Helsinki, Finland. Processed. 2010-08-16.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 27.
Infused oil of St. John's wort. If you look through the oil so that the sun shines onto it, it's opaque -- you can't see through it.
In this very dry summer, one oil didn't turn red at all -- until I crushed the herb in a blender. Tapanila, Helsinki, Finland. Processed. 2010-08-16.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 26.
Infused oil of St. John's wort. If you look through the oil towards the sun, you can see through it.
In this very dry summer, one oil didn't turn red at all -- until I crushed the herb in a blender. Tapanila, Helsinki, Finland. Processed. 2010-08-16.
Photo: Hypericum perforatum 30.
The colorless St. John's wort oil from photos #25-28, with the herb crushed and the lot set out into the sun. It turned red immediately. Tapanila, Helsinki, Finland. Processed. 2010-08-16.