What are the main functions and uses of the golden spider lily?

1. Highly ornamental

Its ornamental value is easy to see from the pictures. Its leaves are sword-shaped and 60 cm long; the flower scape is 60 cm tall; the inflorescence is umbel-like; the filaments are yellow, and the upper part of the stigma has a faint rose color.

Every year from July to August, which is this plant's flowering period, we can admire its beautiful flowers. In summary, it can be used in the following ways:

(1) In gardens, it can be used as a groundcover flower species under trees. In flowerbeds or flower borders, it can also be planted in clumps or grown among rocks, looking very natural. It can also be planted in combination with other plant species; considering its appearance when in bloom, we can choose other relatively shade-tolerant plantings to pair with it. When planting, it is enough to keep the distance between each plant at 15 to 20 cm and the distance between each row at about 40 cm. In addition, a row of other evergreen plants can be planted between every two rows.

(2) Also, because its flower scape is relatively long, it can be used as a cut flower.

(3) In addition, it can also be planted in courtyards, where the ornamental effect is quite good as well.

2. As a medicinal material

This plant contains an element called "lycorine," which can be used to make medicinal materials. Specifically, it has effects such as reducing phlegm, reducing swelling, promoting urination, relieving pain, and inducing vomiting. However, one point to note is that it is itself toxic and must be used with caution. Before taking it, you need to consult a professional and pay attention to the dosage.