The efficacy and function of German iris

German iris is a precious ornamental flower and a perennial herb with a thick rhizome and a height of about 50 cm. The flower of German iris is very large and particularly beautiful when it blooms. Many people like it, but people don’t know much about the effects and functions of German iris. Now the editor will give a special introduction to it.

[Warning] Iris is slightly poisonous

The efficacy and function of German iris

1. German irises are for viewing

The flowering period of German iris is from May to June every year. The flowers are large and come in many colors. The most common ones are purple, lavender, and bright purple. It also has an attractive fragrance. German iris is highly ornamental. It can not only be planted in gardens for people to appreciate, but also made into potted plants and placed at home.

2. German irises can be made into cut flowers

The flower stems of German irises are very long, ranging from sixty to ninety centimeters. When the flowers bloom, you can cut them and make cut flowers. Whether giving them to friends or placing them in a vase, they are a good choice. They can regulate people's emotions and reduce the occurrence of depression.

3. Medicinal effects of German iris

The rhizome of German iris can be used as medicine and can be harvested throughout the year. After removing the roots, slice them and dry them for later use. Anti-inflammation is the main effect of German iris after it is used as medicine, because there are a lot of flavonoids in the roots of German iris, which are natural anti-inflammatory substances. After entering the human body, they kill many pathogens and can be used to treat human sore throat, wind pain, malaria and other diseases.