Ageratum conyzoides, commonly known as Billy goat weed, is an annual herb with soft, hairy stems and rounded, serrated leaves. The plant produces clusters of small, bluish-purple flowers that are often seen at the tips of its stems. Native to Central America, Billy goat weed now thrives in warm, tropical regions worldwide, frequently found in fields, roadsides, and cultivated lands. Traditionally valued in folk medicine, its leaves and flowers have been used for treating wounds, skin conditions, and digestive complaints, attributed to its antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic properties. Modern research attributes these benefits to a variety of bioactive compounds, reinforcing the plant’s reputation as a versatile resource for promoting natural health and recovery.