The efficacy and function of Ginger

The ornamental effect of Ginger

Ginger can be used as fresh cut flowers, dried flowers and for garden landscaping. The annual yield of fresh cut flowers per acre is extremely high, and the vase period is as long as 15-20 days. The flower of Gingerbread has a unique shape, with red leathery spike inflorescence. It is very easy to make into flowers and is an excellent dried flower material. Alternatively, you can plant the ginger bushes in courtyards, parks, flower beds and other places, where they can grow lushly and appear graceful and elegant after blooming, creating a nice landscape.

Medicinal effects of ginger

The rhizomes of Ginger can be used as medicine. It is pungent, sour, slightly cold and slightly toxic. It has the effects of anti-inflammatory, diuretic, dispersing blood stasis and reducing swelling, detoxifying and relieving itching. It has certain effects on symptoms such as whooping cough, urinary tract infection, difficulty urinating, nephritis edema, etc. It can also be used externally to treat sores, boils, urticaria, otitis media and other diseases. The specific usage and dosage are as follows: Take 2-5 cents, apply an appropriate amount externally, mash it directly and apply it to the affected area or boil it in water for washing. The rhizomes of Ginger can be harvested in all seasons, preferably in late autumn. They can be used as medicine after being washed, sliced, steamed and dried.