The efficacy and function of honeysuckle

Do you know the effects and functions of weeping red honeysuckle? Weeping red honeysuckle is a unique horticultural hybrid variety. It is a kind of Caprifoliaceae plant and a deciduous vine plant. Its stem is very long, and can grow up to about five meters. The leaves are opposite and sessile. The corolla tube is slender, and the color inside and outside is different. It blooms in May and June every year. After introducing you to what weeping red honeysuckle is, let's talk about the effects and functions of weeping red honeysuckle.

The efficacy and function of honeysuckle

1. Red honeysuckle can be used for gardening

Red honeysuckle is the most common ornamental plant in natural scenic spots across the country and an important part of garden landscape. It has lush branches and leaves, unique flower shapes and beautiful colors, which can add a lot of color to various garden scenic spots. In addition, red honeysuckle can also be used for vertical greening in some areas, which can play a role in greening the environment. It can also be made into potted plants and placed at home, which can add more attractive natural atmosphere to the interior.

2. Honeysuckle can reduce swelling and detoxify

The red honeysuckle has excellent effects in reducing swelling and detoxifying, and has obvious therapeutic effects on various swelling and toxic symptoms of humans. After the onset of the disease, you can take the leaves and flowers of the red honeysuckle, mash them to extract the juice, then add water to boil it, and take it after boiling. Apply the crushed medicine powder directly to the part that needs treatment.

3. Honeysuckle can cure hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are a common disease in humans. Honeysuckle has a good therapeutic effect on this disease. Its roots, leaves, flowers and stems can all be used to treat this disease. During treatment, they can be soaked in white wine for twelve hours, taken out and dried, and a small amount of licorice can be added. Grind them into powder, and then use the medicinal wine used to soak honeysuckle to make them into a paste, make them into pills, and then take them every day.