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What are the effects and functions of the traditional Chinese medicine Lu Lu Tong?
In the Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui region, you can see it. It is actually the fruit produced by the maple tree, with many holes on its surface. It can be used to activate meridians and blood circulation, regulate women's menstruation, increase milk supply, relieve itching, and more. It is a very good medicinal material.
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What are the benefits and effects of the traditional Chinese medicine Liu Jinu (Artemisia anomala)?
Everyone has heard of Xin Qiji's poems, and so knows of a historical figure named Liu Jinu, but surely many people do not know that there is also a traditional Chinese medicine by this name, and that it is highly effective, not only able to treat malaria, but also having good effects on bloody stool, bloating and fullness from blood and qi, scalds and burns, and red and white dysentery.
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What are the effects and uses of the traditional Chinese medicine Lycopus lucidus?
Lycopus lucidus - the very name gives a pleasant first impression, and we also know that most Chinese herbal medicines have quite pleasant-sounding names, which is also related to our country's cultural heritage from the past. Not only is its name pleasant, but it also has very powerful medicinal effects. Besides its action of invigorating blood and removing blood stasis, it also has good effects in reducing swelling and treating menstrual pain in women.
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How to Propagate Aloe vera (Chinese Aloe)? Detailed Guide to Common Propagation Methods
When growing aloe, we may want to grow another pot of aloe ourselves, and that is when we need to propagate it. There are two specific methods. The first is division, in which you pull its stem base off the mother plant, or peel off the small plantlets that grow from its roots, and then plant them in soil. The second is leaf cuttings, in which you cut off a healthy, vigorous leaf, disinfect it and let it dry for a few days, and once the wound has dried, insert it into fresh potting soil.
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What are the flower language and symbolic meaning of money plant (Chinese coin grass)?
What is the flower language of money plant (Chinese coin grass)? Surely everyone can tell just from its name. That's right, it symbolizes abundant wealth, prospering fortunes, attracting wealth and bringing in treasure, and earning a fortune every day. This is not only because of its name, but also because its appearance closely resembles the copper coins of ancient times. People believe this plant has a connection to wealth, so they named it accordingly.
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What are the cultivation methods and precautions for Aloe vera (Chinese aloe)?
Many plant enthusiasts don't know how to cultivate Aloe vera, so today we'll discuss it. To grow it well, first give it suitable potting soil that must be loose and well-draining; second, provide it with the right temperature, ideally 15-35°C; then there's water, water it promptly but don't let the water be excessive; next is fertilizer, apply moderate topdressing during the growing period; finally, pay attention to timely weeding.
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What to Do When the Leaves of an Aglaia odorata (Chinese Perfume Plant) Wilt? Causes and Remedies
I wonder if you have run into any problems while growing plants. Recently a friend mentioned wilting leaves and did not know how to deal with them, so today we will explain in detail how to handle this and other symptoms of the Aglaia odorata.
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Chinese bonsai are loved by foreigners, and the shapes they grow are astonishing
Chinese people have a long history of growing bonsai. In fact, quite a few foreigners like bonsai too. What kind of bonsai can foreigners grow? Come and take a look!
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