The role of fusang chandelier

Landscape use of fusang chandelier

Chandelier hibiscus is one of the best flowers and trees for decorating festival parks, flower beds, hotels, conference venues and home flower gardens. It is also one of the main flowering potted plants placed in public places in summer and autumn.

The flowers of the chandelier hibiscus have a special shape and a slender posture, like a wind chime with ears lowered to listen, or like a gorgeous and generous chandelier. Urban greening workers often arrange them in urban gardens, roadsides and various landscape viewing areas. Private cultivation on balconies and gardens is a beautiful landscape.

The cultivation locations of Chandelure Hibiscus are different in the south and the north. In the south, due to the mild climate and sufficient sunlight, it is mainly cultivated near outdoor landscapes such as lakeside and in front of pavilions. The big red flowers bloom all year round, which is very lively.

Because the climate in the north is cooler, most of them are grown at home to decorate balconies or courtyards. The flowering period is relatively long compared to other types of flowers.

Medicinal Uses of Chandelure Hibiscus

The chandelier hibiscus is a plant of the Malvaceae family. Its leaves contain many substances that are beneficial to the human body. Its leaves can be used as a medicine for detoxifying and regenerating muscles. Because it tastes spicy and is cool in nature, you should still pay attention to the dosage when using it.

The specific usage is to crush the leaves and apply them to the red, swollen and poisoned areas, which will have the effect of reducing swelling and relieving pain. Or you can dry the leaves of the chandelier hibiscus, grind them, mix them with other medicinal materials, and then apply them to the injured area.

The leaves of the chandelier hibiscus also have a certain therapeutic effect on armpit ulcers, and can accelerate recovery after use.

The leaves of chandelier hibiscus can be picked and stored all year round. After picking its leaves, they can be used fresh or dried. Drying is beneficial to the preservation of chandelier hibiscus leaves.