Medicinal value and efficacy of hydrangea

Hydrangea is a very common flower. It blooms from May to July every year. The flowering period is very long, and the color of the flowers changes with the seasons. It is a common plant in gardens and scenic spots all over the country. In addition to its beautiful appearance, hydrangea also has certain medicinal value. Today I will take you to understand the medicinal value and efficacy of hydrangea.

【Warning】The whole plant of hydrangea is poisonous

Medicinal value and efficacy of hydrangea

1. Medicinal value of hydrangea

The flowers, roots and leaves of the hydrangea plant can be used as medicine. They are mostly harvested in spring and summer every year and dried before being used as medicine. It tastes spicy, is cold in nature and slightly toxic. It is a typical antimalarial drug that can treat human malaria and heart heat. It can also be used to treat some common heart diseases in humans, and its therapeutic effects are very obvious.

2. How to use hydrangea to treat malaria

Hydrangea has an excellent therapeutic effect on human malaria, but it cannot be used alone during treatment. It needs to be used together with Chinese medicinal materials such as Rhizoma Cyperi. The specific usage is to add three grams of Hydrangea leaves to two grams of Rhizoma Cyperi, decoct them together, and take the medicine directly after decoction.

3. Hydrangea can beautify the environment

The hydrangea plant does not have high requirements for sunlight and natural conditions. It can be cultivated in most parts of the country. After being planted in large areas, it can be built into beautiful flower beds or flower borders, which can play an important role in beautifying the environment. In addition, the flowers of hydrangea can be cut and made into flower arrangements and placed in different environments, which can also play an important role in beautifying the environment.