The efficacy and function of plumeria

Plumeria is one of the most common ornamental plants in Southeast Asia. This plant is one of the "five trees and six flowers" in local temples and is very common in temples in Southeast Asia. The frangipani tree has beautiful shape, attractive flowers, and juice all over the plant. This plant is not only highly ornamental, but also has certain economic and medicinal value. The editor will give a special introduction to the effects and functions of frangipani later.

The efficacy and function of plumeria

1. The plumeria tree has a beautiful shape and attractive flowers. It starts to bloom in April every year and the flowering period lasts until around December every year. During the long flowering period, the flowers on its branches will bloom one after another, which is very elegant and unique. It is the most attractive scenery in the natural scenery of Southeast Asia. In China, this plumeria is mostly found as a potted flower and is an important flower for many people to decorate their homes.

2. Plumeria flowers come in many colors, with white, red and yellow being the most common. A large amount of natural essence can be extracted from the flowers of plumeria, which is an important raw material for making high-end cosmetics and soaps. Some people in southern China also dry plumeria flowers and drink them as tea. Plumeria tea not only has an attractive fragrance, but also plays an important role in beautifying the skin.

3. Plumeria is also a plant with excellent medicinal effects. This plant has a slightly bitter taste after being used as medicine. It is a natural medicine for clearing away heat and relieving summer heat. It also has obvious therapeutic effects on dysentery and stomachache, which are common in summer. Plumeria also has a more obvious lung-clearing effect. In autumn, people's coughs caused by lung heat can be greatly improved after eating plumeria.