The efficacy and function of red water lily

In ancient Greece and Rome, water lilies, like Chinese lotus, were regarded as the embodiment of holiness and beauty, and were often used as sacrifices to goddesses. In the New Testament, there is also a saying that "holy things are unstained by mud." Red water lilies are a variant of white water lilies and are perennial aquatic herbs. So what are the main effects and functions of red water lilies? Let's learn about them together.

The efficacy and function of red water lily

1. Garden value

In the history of Chinese lotus culture, the potted lotus was only used for private gardens at the beginning. The combination of potted and pond planting has improved the ornamental value of potted lotus, and it often appears in garden waterscapes and garden sketches. Water lily water rock bonsai is a new bonsai. It is an organic combination of water lily potted and water rock bonsai, which not only reflects the firmness and uprightness of the rocks, but also shows the delicate and charming beauty of the jade.

2. Medicinal value

According to the analysis of the nutritional components of water lilies, the results show that water lilies are rich in 17 kinds of amino acids, and water lily protein is a high-quality protein. The analysis results also show that water lilies are rich in VC, flavonoids, and trace elements of zinc, which have a strong lead removal function. Animal acute toxicity experiments, micronucleus tests, and sperm aberration experiments all show that water lilies are a safe and reliable substance without any toxic side effects. Water lily powder is rich in nutrition and has the characteristics of completeness, balance, and concentration. It is a natural nutrient source with development and utilization prospects.

3. Cultural Value

In ancient Egyptian mythology, the sun was born from the blooming of lotus flowers, so water lilies were regarded as "sacred flowers" and became totems throughout the columns of ancient Egyptian temples, symbolizing the blessing of "only beginnings, no disillusionment." Plants, flowers, dicotyledons, Ranunculales, Nymphaeaceae. In ancient Greece and Rome, water lilies, like Chinese lotus flowers, were regarded as the embodiment of holiness and beauty, and were often used as sacrifices to goddesses.