The efficacy and function of weeping begonia

Medicinal effects of weeping crabapple

The weeping crabapple has a light, bitter taste and a neutral nature. It belongs to the liver meridian and is mainly beneficial to the liver. In medicinal use, the weeping crabapple is mainly used to regulate menstruation and blood, and is mainly used to treat uterine bleeding. It is very beneficial to women, but pregnant women cannot use it. Accurate use of the medicinal value of the weeping crabapple can be good for our body.

The ornamental function of weeping crabapple in gardens

Most of the weeping crabapples growing in nature grow in jungles on hillsides or beside mountain streams and have beautiful shapes. The weeping crabapple has luxuriant branches and leaves and is very ornamental. It blooms in April, with mostly pink and purple flowers. The flowers are small and delicate, clustered together, drooping gracefully, and look very beautiful in the spring. Because weeping begonia is very easy to cultivate, it is also very suitable for planting at home. Weeping begonia is very easy to cultivate. As long as there is sufficient sunlight and proper drainage, weeping begonia can grow very healthily. It can be made into a small potted plant and placed at home, or planted in the courtyard. It is beautiful and generous. It can also be grown in water and placed at home for decoration.

Edible effects of weeping crabapple

The branches of the vertical crabapple tree can be used for medicinal purposes, and the fruits of the weeping crabapple tree are edible. The weeping crabapple bears fruit in autumn. The fruit is bright red in color and tastes sweet and sour. It is very delicious. If you don’t like sweet and sour fruits, the fruit of the weeping crabapple can also be made into candied fruit, which is suitable for friends who like sweets.