: It is cited as a remedy for ulcers and wounds, sometimes consumed alone or chewed in leaf form.
uNukani is noted for having a strong, distinct scent, and comes in different forms depending on the part of the plant used—most commonly as bark ( ixolo ) or as a green herb/leaf ( ikhambi ). nukani-umuthi
uNukani is highly valued for its versatility, often appearing in remedies intended to "fix" or "cleanse" difficult situations. : It is cited as a remedy for
Practitioners often describe uNukani as "dangerous" because of its power and dual nature. particularly for fevers or general malaise.
: Because of its strength, it is often mixed with other balancing herbs like Umvuthuza or rough salt when used for steaming ( ukugquma ) or bathing ( ukugeza ). Physical Characteristics
: The herb is used for ukuchatha (enemas) or ukuphumputha (topical application) to treat infants, particularly for fevers or general malaise.