Senna alata, known as the “Ringworm Bush,” is a medicinal plant utilized for its leaves, which have been traditionally used to treat various skin conditions and infections. Its fast-growing nature and mature height of 6-9 feet make it a valuable addition to food forests, providing a natural remedy for skin ailments and attracting beneficial insects. Thriving in warm, tropical conditions and capable of year-round harvesting, Senna alata is a practical choice to enhance both health and biodiversity in food forest ecosystems. To cultivate Senna alata successfully, provide well-drained soil, regular pruning to manage its size and shape, and ensure ample sunlight, maintaining a reliable source of medicinal leaves for treating skin conditions in the food forest.