SOAP NUT - Western SoapBerry - Sapindus Saponaria - 3 Seeds

The western soapberry (Sapindus saponaria) is a tree known for its saponin-rich berries, which can be used to make a natural soap. These berries, when rubbed with water, produce a lather and have been used for centuries by Native Americans and other indigenous cultures for cleaning. Beyond soap, the tree and its parts have various other uses, including traditional medicine 
 
Uses of Western Soapberry:
Natural Soap:
The primary use is for creating a soap alternative. The saponins in the berries create a lather when mixed with water, making them suitable for laundry, cleaning, and even some personal care products. 
Traditional Medicine:
Historically, the inner bark and berries have been used to treat various ailments, including fever, rheumatism, and kidney problems. The berries are also believed to have antirheumatic and febrifuge properties.