1. Is it suitable for domestic breeding?There are many varieties of heather, some can grow up to 150 cm tall, while others are only 10-20 cm. Some taller species are more difficult to maintain, but if there is enough space, they can be grown. It is suitable to choose some shorter varieties for domestic breeding, which are both beautiful and easy to care for. 2. Benefits of domestication1. Beautify the environment: Heather has a high ornamental value. It has many varieties, so the colors of the flowers are also diverse, and they look beautiful when matched with each other. 2. Purify the air: As a green plant, heather naturally has the ability to purify the air. Through photosynthesis, it can absorb carbon dioxide in the room and release oxygen to make the indoor air clear. 3. Edible value: Heather itself is rich in various nutrients and can be used to make tea. Take out its stamens and brew them with honey and sugar to relieve fatigue. Because it has a sour taste, drinking it directly with water may affect the taste. 4. Beauty effect: Substances that increase skin resistance can be extracted from the rhizomes of heather. It can relieve the redness of the skin and restore a healthy and bright complexion. |
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