Effects and side effects of magnolia flower

Magnolia, also known as Magnolia, is a deciduous tree of the Magnoliaceae family. Common flower colors include red, purple, white, and yellow. It has a fragrance and its fruit is cylindrical. The flowering period is from February to March every year, and the fruiting period is in September every year.

Effects and side effects of magnolia flower

1. The landscape value of magnolia flowers

Magnolia flowers are suitable for growing in warm and humid environments. They are not demanding on soil and have relatively strong adaptability. Therefore, landscape designers plant them on both sides of roads and in their own gardens. They are both beautiful and environmentally friendly.

2. Magnolia flower can be used to treat colds

We can use the flower buds of magnolia flowers as medicine. This product is mild in nature and spicy in taste. It can be used with other wind-dispersing and cold-relieving drugs such as fangfeng, angelica dahurica, and asarum to treat sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, nasal sores and post-acne nasal sores.

3. Economic value of magnolia flowers

Magnolia flowers contain aromatic oils that can be artificially extracted for the preparation and production of flavors. The petals are edible or used to smoke tea. Flower farmers can realize the economic value of magnolia flowers by selling them.

4. Magnolia flower has significant effect on treating rhinitis and other diseases

Modern Chinese medicine, which has mastered the effects of magnolia flower on rhinitis and other diseases, uses it to treat acute and chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, hypertrophic rhinitis, sinusitis, paranasal sinusitis, etc., with magnolia flower as the main medicine, supplemented by angelica dahurica, saposhnikovia divaricata, Ligusticum chuanxiong, Bupleurum chinense, and Xanthium sibiricum, all of which have good therapeutic effects.