The efficacy and function of large-leaf buckwheat

Do you know the plant called Cardamine? It is a relatively rare special plant, mainly growing in some ditches and wetlands in Northeast China, North China and Northwest China. It is a wild plant species that particularly likes warm weather. Cardamine has excellent cold resistance and can grow in plateau areas. So what are the effects and functions of this unique cardamine?

The efficacy and function of large-leaf buckwheat

1. Cardamine is a beautiful ornamental plant. The inflorescence of this plant is racemose, and the flowers are mostly lavender or purple-red, with a diameter of no more than one centimeter. These plants are the most beautiful landscape in shady and warm woodlands.

2. Large-leafed buckwheat is one of the most representative plants in Tibet, China. This plant mostly grows on plateaus with altitudes of more than 2,000 to 4,100 meters. In those areas, green plants are becoming less and less, so this large-leafed buckwheat has become a representative plant that best showcases the plateau style.

3. Big Leaf Buckwheat is also a special plant that can be used as medicine. This plant has a very important position in Tibetan medicine, but this plant itself is poisonous and people cannot eat it at will. It has excellent hemostatic and analgesic effects and can be used to treat trauma. The usage is also very simple. Just grind the fresh Big Leaf Buckwheat into powder and then apply it to the injured part.