Hibiscus status as the national flower

Hibiscus

Hibiscus is a small tree with triangular leaves. The flowers are large and grow individually in the leaf axils. The flowering period is from June to September. Each flower only blooms for one day, but after the flowers fade, other buds will bloom one after another. There are always a large number of flowers blooming every day, and this cycle continues endlessly. It is also called the infinite flower.

Hibiscus is the national flower

The hibiscus flower comes in light purple or dark purple. It grows fast and is noble and elegant.

The hibiscus flower is the national flower of South Korea. It has many buds, and when one flower withers, other buds will continue to bloom, so it is also called the infinite flower. The Korean people use the infinite power of the hibiscus flower to express the strong and unyielding national spirit from generation to generation.

The colors of hibiscus flowers include purple, white, and pink. The white hibiscus flower represents a noble nation and also reflects Korea’s unique national style.

In South Korea, hibiscus flowers are used as decoration on the top of the national flagpole, and the national emblem of South Korea also features hibiscus flowers.

In Malaysia, hibiscus is also the national flower.

Medicinal properties of hibiscus flowers

Hibiscus flower is also of great value in the medical field. The dried buds of hibiscus flower can clear away heat, cool blood, and treat dysentery. It is also very beneficial to women and can treat leucorrhea.

Hibiscus flowers can also treat vomiting blood. You can add about 10 hibiscus flowers and rock sugar to hot water and take it before meals.