The efficacy and function of daffodils The medicinal value of daffodils

Narcissus is an ornamental flower introduced from Italy in ancient China. It is a variant of French multi-flowered narcissus and one of the most famous traditional flowers in China. Narcissus has beautiful flower shape and attractive color. It can be cultivated in scenic spots and can also be made into potted plants and placed indoors. What are the effects and functions of narcissus? I will take you to learn more about it later.

[Warning] Daffodils are poisonous and ingestion can lead to death

The efficacy and function of daffodils

1. Daffodils can be appreciated by people

Daffodils are beautiful ornamental flowers that can be placed directly indoors, making homes more warm and peaceful. Daffodils have bright colors and are noble and generous. They can also absorb noise and indoor exhaust gas and convert them into fresh air for release, which is also very beneficial for purifying the indoor environment.

2. Medicinal effects of daffodils

Narcissus can also be used as medicine. Its bulbs are harvested in spring and autumn. After harvesting, remove the mud and sand, blanch it in boiling water, cut it into slices, and dry it in the sun or use it fresh. Its most important effects are clearing away heat and detoxifying, dispersing knots and eliminating seeds. It is usually used to treat human mumps and other diseases such as redness, swelling, heat and pain.

3. The economic role of daffodils

Narcissus is also a special plant with high economic value. It has a refreshing fragrance and contains a large amount of natural mango oil. After extraction, it can be made into essences and spices, and can also be processed into cosmetics such as perfume and soap. Narcissus can also be made into cut flowers, and can be harvested and dried to make scented tea. It can be brewed with oolong tea, etc. It has a sweet taste and is very tempting.