The efficacy and function of hydrangea

Hydrangea, also known as hydrangea or purple hydrangea, is a plant of the Saxifraga family. It has a unique flower shape and looks like a beautiful hydrangea when it is fully open. The flower colors vary, including white, red, and blue. It is one of the common potted flowers with high ornamental value. In addition, hydrangea is also a common plant in parks and gardens in various places. They mostly exist in patches and are the most attractive natural scenery in these scenic spots.

2. Hydrangea can be used as medicine

Hydrangea is a special plant that can be used as medicine. The leaves of this plant have a good therapeutic effect on human malaria. During treatment, 10 grams of hydrangea leaves can be added to 10 grams of Rhizoma Cynomorii, and boiled together with water before taking. Hydrangea can also be used to treat human nephrotic syndrome. During treatment, seven pink hydrangea flowers can be taken and boiled with water to wash the affected area.

3. Toxicity of hydrangea

Hydrangea is a poisonous plant and cannot be eaten casually. If people accidentally eat it, they will experience symptoms of poisoning. Abdominal pain, vomiting, weakness, etc. are all obvious manifestations of hydrangea poisoning. In severe cases, coma may occur. If the poisoning is serious, medical attention must be sought immediately.