Keywords
Land Use
Family Medicinal Plants
Abstract
Family Medicinal Plants (TOGA) are house plants that have medicinal properties. Family medicine garden land is basically a plot of land, either in yards, gardens or fields that are used to cultivate medicinal plants. These plants are used as medicine to meet the medicinal needs of the family. The problems that are often experienced by the community include the lack of family knowledge and public awareness about the use of TOGA and optimization of land use for family medicinal plants, the lack of TOGA books as a reference in making TOGA materials and the lack of instructions regarding the names and benefits of each TOGA. Services that have been carried out include cleaning the site, giving and planting TOGA seeds, making bamboo fences to support the TOGA plants, and caring for the plants. The stages carried out in this study were observation, planning, and implementation. In this study using descriptive qualitative method put forward by I Made Winartha. The conclusion is an increase in family knowledge and skills in utilizing family medicinal plants, the availability of 11 TOGA seeds for residents, namely ginger, turmeric, galangal, aromatic ginger, Dracaena trifasciata, and butterfly pea flower. In maximizing the use of Asman Toga, the authors added several new plant seeds such as tomato, chili, eggplant, strawberry and papaya seeds.
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