The main value of Chrysanthemi orchid

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The roots, stems and stems of the Chimonanthus are straight and the same emerald green as its leaves. Watching them regularly can cultivate your sentiments and protect your eyesight. When it blooms, bunches of yellow-green flowers bloom on the branches, like bunches of ripe corn in the green rice fields, creating its unique value for human appreciation.

Medicinal value

The whole plant of Chimonanthus chinensis is a treasure. When taken internally as a medicinal material, it is decocted in water and can help relieve liver depression, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, eliminate rheumatism and reduce inflammation. When used as a medicinal material for external application, the roots and stems are chopped into a paste, or dried and ground into fine powder. It is used to treat fractures, dislocations, sprains, periarthritis of the shoulder, lumbar disc herniation, etc. It can also be used to treat abscesses.

Jinchulan is slightly toxic. When decocting it for internal use, you should follow the doctor's advice, take an appropriate amount of dried Jinchulan, put it into the decocting pot, add water, it is best that the water covers the Jinchulan, bring it to a boil over high heat, then simmer on low heat for half an hour. One pot of Jinchulan can be decocted three times. If decocting with other Chinese medicinal materials, you must put in the golden millet first and decoct it alone for half an hour before adding other medicinal materials to remove their toxicity.

Aroma value

The refreshing fragrance of the golden orchid makes its roots, stems and flowers have unique functions. The roots and stems can be used to extract aromatic oils, and the flowers can be used to smoke tea.

Tips

The collection of golden orchid is generally in summer when it is in bloom. In summer, the collected golden orchid can be exposed to the sun to evaporate its own moisture. After all the moisture has evaporated, it can be collected and preserved. Or you can place the collected Chrysanthemi orchids in a room or a specially designed fume hood, away from sunlight, and use ventilation to evaporate their moisture before collecting and storing them.