Effects and functions of Ageratum

The ornamental value of Ageratum

The plants of thistle are lush and the flowers are elegant in color, which makes it have good ornamental value. It is often used as material for flower beds and ground covers. It is also planted in small courtyards, roadsides, and next to rocks for embellishment, which adds a unique charm. The dwarf species of Ageratum can be used for potted viewing, while the tall species of Ageratum can be used as cut flowers for vases or made into flower baskets. In short, ageratum is an excellent material for flower beds, potted plants, ground covers, flower borders, flowering lawns, and ground coverings.

Medicinal benefits of ageratum

Ageratum can be used to treat symptoms such as colds, fever, and headaches. It also has a certain therapeutic effect on snake bites, insect bites, and bruises. Among residents of Africa and America, the whole herb of Ageratum is commonly used to clear away heat, detoxify, reduce inflammation and stop bleeding. Among the local residents in South America, ageratum is often used to treat women's non-uterine vaginal bleeding symptoms, and it is said to have excellent effects. In China, the whole herb is often used to treat colds and fevers, traumatic bleeding, furuncles, eczema, burns, etc.

Health Benefits of Ageratum

Aromatic oil can be extracted from the flowers of thistle, which has antibacterial effects and helps enhance the body's immunity. According to relevant research, the fragrance of thistle contains a kind of "pheromone" that has the same function as the "sex hormone" in the human body. In addition, thistle flowers can purify the air, absorb and kill toxins, and prevent air pollution.