What is Corydalis saxicola? A full analysis of its cultivation methods

What is Corydalis saxicola? Corydalis saxicola is actually the coptis we often mention in daily life; it is a Chinese medicinal herb used to clear heat and detoxify. On the market there are many Chinese patent medicines made with Corydalis saxicola, and Corydalis saxicola itself can also be used as medicine and can be directly steeped in water, with fairly good therapeutic effects on symptoms such as internal heat. Corydalis saxicola generally grows in mountain areas, and with people's demand for Chinese medicinal herbs, more and more people are starting to cultivate Corydalis saxicola. So do you know the effects and cultivation techniques of Corydalis saxicola?

I. The effects of Corydalis saxicola

Corydalis saxicola has the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, and it can very well drain dampness, relieve pain and stop bleeding. Corydalis saxicola can treat hepatitis and mouth and tongue ulcers, because Corydalis saxicola is a wonderful Chinese medicinal herb for clearing liver fire. Corydalis saxicola can treat pinkeye and eye opacity, because most of these diseases are caused by deficient fire rising upward in the body. Corydalis saxicola can also treat dysentery and diarrhea, and can relieve abdominal pain and treat bleeding hemorrhoids. Corydalis saxicola has no side effects, so it can be taken over the long term, simply steeped in water. Steeping Corydalis saxicola together with raw hawthorn in water can effectively treat acne caused by deficient fire.

II. Cultivation techniques for Corydalis saxicola

1. Corydalis saxicola is generally cultivated on mountain land, because the part used as medicine is mainly its root, so cultivation is very difficult. You can use mountain soil to create an indoor mountain plot. Then transplant the Corydalis saxicola planting over and let it adapt to the indoor growing environment.

2. After the seeds germinate, you must regularly water and fertilize to ensure the plants can germinate normally, and you must simulate the mountain climate and temperature. Corydalis saxicola seeds are relatively difficult to germinate, so before planting you can pre-sprout them, and after they germinate, sow them; sowing should be done at a certain equal spacing.

3. Field management is also very important; this wild Chinese medicinal herb Corydalis saxicola is very prone to weeds. In addition to preventing pests, field management also requires regularly clearing weeds to prevent them from growing rampant. The principle for watering is to water once every two or three days, because the mountain areas where Corydalis saxicola grows are relatively cold-tolerant places, and watering too much will cause the medicinal potency of Corydalis saxicola to decline.

The effects of Corydalis saxicola are mainly clearing heat, detoxifying and relieving pain; people who easily suffer from internal heat can steep Corydalis saxicola in water and drink it, which has a very good effect on reducing internal heat. Some people's urine is especially yellow, and that is caused by strong liver fire with yin deficiency or yang deficiency; they can slice Corydalis saxicola and boil it in water to drink. In addition, although Corydalis saxicola is a Chinese medicinal herb with no side effects, it should not be taken in excess. Some people with yin deficiency have relatively weak yang qi and are not very suited to taking Corydalis saxicola over the long term, because Corydalis saxicola has a certain fire-purging effect.

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