Why is chickweed called the birthday flower of Pisces?

Chickweed, also known as: goose intestine weed, goose ear tendon-stretcher, chicken intestine weed, Latin name: Stellaria media (L.) Cyr. An annual or biennial herb of the Caryophyllaceae family, genus Stellaria, 10-30 cm tall. Stems prostrate or ascending, more or less branched at the base, often tinged pale purplish-red, with 1 (-2) rows of hairs. Leaf blades broadly ovate or ovate, apex acuminate or acute, base attenuate or nearly cordate, margin entire; basal leaves with long petioles, upper leaves usually sessile or with short petioles. Loose cymes terminal; pedicels slender and weak, capsules ovate, slightly longer than the persistent calyx, apex 6-valved, with numerous seeds; seeds ovate to nearly circular, slightly flattened, reddish-brown, 1-1.2 mm in diameter, surface with hemispherical tuberculate protrusions, ridges rather prominent. Flowering period June-July, fruiting period July-August.

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Medicinal use:

Enters the liver and large intestine meridians, taste slightly bitter, sweet, sour, nature cool. The medicinal material is the whole plant of the Caryophyllaceae plant chickweed. Effects include clearing heat and detoxifying; cooling blood; activating blood and relieving pain; promoting lactation. Mainly treats dysentery; intestinal abscess; lung abscess; breast abscess; boils and swellings; hemorrhoid swelling and pain; bleeding; traumatic injuries; postpartum blood stasis abdominal pain; insufficient milk secretion, and also has weight-loss effects, etc.

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Meaning of the flower:

The flower of Saint Casimir, the patron saint who died at the age of 26

Since ancient times, Christianity has had the habit of linking saints with specific flowers, which stems from the church often decorating altars with blooming flowers when commemorating saints! In medieval Catholic monasteries, various flowers were planted like in a horticultural center, and over time, the church combined the 366 days' saints with different flowers respectively, forming the so-called flower calendar. At that time, most monasteries were located in Southern Europe, and Southern Europe has a Mediterranean climate, very suitable for growing flowers and plants. Chickweed was chosen to honor the patron saint who died at the age of 26 -- Saint Casimir. It belongs to the Caryophyllaceae family, grows all over the world, and can be seen from forests, fields to walls in homes, even along roadsides.

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Chickweed is an extremely vigorous plant, blooming with white star-shaped flowers all year round, scattering tens of thousands or even millions of seeds everywhere. The tender leaves can be eaten by people, and the seeds are loved by chickens and birds, so it can be said to be a gift from the earth. Therefore, its flower language is - grace.

People born under the blessing of this flower are full of universal love, and most can become the spiritual support of friends. New romances born from sympathy probably also arise in this situation! Doesn't this resemble the kind and gentle character of Pisces?