What is the function of the horse chestnut tree

The role of the dwarf tree: ornamental

Even though the Pieris japonica is poisonous, it is still popular among flower lovers. You can imagine how high its ornamental value is!

From the perspective of ornamental, the cultivated varieties of the jasmine tree can be roughly divided into two series: foliage-viewing and flower-viewing. The foliage series is divided into three series according to leaf color: red leaf series, red flower series and green leaf series.

The flower viewing series can be divided into two major series: red flowers and white flowers. The red leaf series is as bright as flames; the flower leaf series is colorful; the green leaf series is lush and green.

During the blooming season, the red flower series inflorescences adorn the branches, passionate and unrestrained; the white flower series are like flowing clouds and waterfalls, fresh and elegant.

At the same time, the leaf color of most cultivated varieties of Pieris japonica changes with the age of the leaves, so at the same time they may have red, pink, light yellow, green and other leaves, which are colorful and highly ornamental.

The role of the dung beetle: medicinal

Insecticide: The jasmine contains jasmine toxin. After boiling it in clean water, it can be applied externally. The residue can be applied to some plants to prevent insects. Its own toxins cannot repel insect invasion, but when it is used on other plants, it becomes very powerful. Other insects do not even have time to avoid it, let alone dare to attack it!

Treatment: The whole plant of the juniper tree is poisonous, but it can treat scabies! This is probably the legendary "fighting poison with poison".

Precautions for the use of Medicinal Herb

Although the jasmine can be used as a medicine, there are certain requirements for its usage and dosage. For external use only, not for internal use.

If young children or livestock accidentally ingest it, it may cause symptoms such as coma, breathing difficulties, movement disorders, and even whole-body convulsions.