The role and efficacy of Amaryllis

The ornamental function of Amaryllis

Amaryllis has a very high ornamental value. Among many flowers, it ranks among the best in terms of flower shape and color. The shape of its flowers is much larger than that of the similar-looking morning glory and is very red in color. If you grow it at home and display it in the living room, study, balcony and corridor, it can give people visual enjoyment and add enthusiasm and vitality to the home. In addition, it can also be cultivated in the courtyard, planted in flower beds, or used as fresh cut flowers.

The symbolic meaning of Amaryllis

Judging from the color of Amaryllis, it is bright red, passionate and unrestrained, and it is full of festive meaning at first glance. It symbolizes good luck, wealth and a harmonious family. Therefore, during festivals, some people choose to send amaryllis to each other to bring good luck and represent their sincere wishes. From this we can see that Amaryllis carries people’s good wishes and has profound meaning and symbolic significance.

Medicinal value of Amaryllis

In addition to being ornamental, Amaryllis is also very practical and has high medicinal value. It is mainly used for various unknown swellings and pains, bruises, congestion and swelling, etc. It can be decocted into a decoction for oral administration, or it can be ground into powder and mixed with water to form a paste for application. In addition, Amaryllis seeds also have many functions. It is very beneficial to the digestion and absorption function of the spleen and stomach, and can be eaten by people with spleen yang deficiency and stomach yin deficiency; it also has the effect of strengthening the body, nourishing the kidneys and spermatorrhea, and is also helpful for the treatment of excessive leucorrhea and frequent urination in women; it can be used to lower blood sugar and is of great benefit to diabetics.

This is an introduction to the functions and effects of Amaryllis, come and buy one.