The Hadas [Myrtle Branch]

A stolen Hadas: Succah 32b

A Hadas from a Tree which was worshipped for Idolatry: Succah 32b

A Hadas from a Town which was condemned for Idolatry: Succah 32b

How many to use: Succah 34b, 35a

Identifying the "Hadas" species: Succah 32b

A species of Hadas which is also known by a joint name: Succah 33a

Requiring a beautiful Hadas: Succah 33b

The Hadas cannot be of a thorny species, because we know that the Torah's ways are Pleasant: Succah 32b

Minimum size of the Hadas: Succah 32b

How many leaves are required at each level: Succah 32b-33a

How many of the leaves must be moist: Succah 33a

A type of Hadas known as an "Idiot Hadas" for its uneven leaves: Succah 32b

Where there are more berries than leaves: Succah 32b

If there are more berries, but only in certain spots: Succah 33a-b

Berries of various colors: Succah 33b

What if one validated the Hadas on the holiday, by removing its berries: Succah 11b, 32b, 33a, 33b

If the berries blackened on the holiday, and then were removed: Succah 33b

Where the berries were removed before/after binding the species together: Succah 33b

A dried-out Hadas: Succah 32b

A Hadas with a clipped top: Succah 32b

If some of the Hadasim, but not all, are clipped: Succah 34b

If the top has begun to regrow; where the regrowth began before/during the holiday: Succah 33a

A Hadas with its leaves splayed and separate: Succah 32b

Sniffing it, intentionally: Succah 37b



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