The role of calla lily

The efficacy of calla lily

Not only is the juice of the weeping angel poisonous, but the water it drips is also poisonous, so it has the effect of removing dust. Also because of its toxicity, the weeping angel can repel insects and mosquitoes.

Medicinal value of calla lily

It can cure colds and headaches, relieve heat and refresh the mind. Wrap the calla lily root with wet paper and heat it, then rub it on the forehead, back, waist, wrists and ankles, which will cause you to feel comfortable and unobstructed.

Treat abdominal pain. Fry 4 liang of taro heads, then add 2 liang of broomcorn millet leaves when they are boiling, remove the residue and serve.

Treat rheumatic pain. Place camphor on thick calla lily slices, roast the camphor over fire, and before the fire goes out, quickly place the calla lily on the rheumatic area.

Other benefits of calla lily

The stems of calla lilies are usually used as medicine to treat diseases such as cholera, hernia, tuberculosis, rheumatic heart disease, etc. When used externally, they can treat edema, detoxification, snake and insect bites, burns, etc.

If mixed with kerosene, it can treat neurodermatitis. Veterinarians often use crabapples to treat cattle colds and swine erysipelas.

After all, Calla Lily is called "Dripping Guanyin", so it must have its "Guanyin" side. Although it is poisonous, it can also cure diseases. It is not recommended to grow it in families with children or pets.