How to plant wolfsbane and what are its effects

Wolfsbane is a very poisonous plant that grows mostly on plateaus. It has a large root system, is resistant to cold and drought, and has a strong absorption capacity. Unlike ordinary plants, its roots, stems and leaves are highly poisonous. However, wolfsbane has certain medicinal value. When used as a medicine, it has the effects of removing phlegm and relieving pain, eliminating accumulation and clearing blood. At the same time, wolfsbane can also be used as a pesticide to remove pests, and its effect is very powerful. So besides these, what other effects does wolfsbane have?

Wolfsbane is a perennial herb and a flower that grows in plateau areas. Wolfsbane is also called match flower. There are wolfsbane of the Thymelaeaceae family and wolfsbane of the Euphorbiaceae family. Most of what I saw on the plateau were wolfsbane of the Thymelaeaceae family. The buds were red, but the flowers were snow-white when they bloomed. One plant can have 10 to 20 flowers with 5 petals. The diameter of the flower is less than 0.5 cm, and it is small and delicate. On the plateau, herders gave it this name because of its poisonous juice.

The leaves of wolfsbane are oblong and the fruit is capsule. Its roots, stems and leaves are all highly toxic and can be made into medicine for external application to eliminate accumulation and clear blood. It can also be used as a pesticide to control borers and aphids. Humans and animals must not eat it. It has a hard time competing with surrounding herbaceous plants. It is therefore seen as a catastrophic warning of grassland desertification and a potential indicator of ecological deterioration.

Planting of wolfsbane:

In recent years, people's overgrazing and lack of attention to maintaining ecological balance have caused a large number of pastures to seriously degrade and desertification to become more serious. Human beings have destroyed the original ecology of nature. Wolfsbane, which has a large root system, strong water absorption capacity and can adapt to dry and cold climates, takes advantage of the weaknesses of other plants and flowers and sneaks in, occupying the nest of the "phoenix" and the "dove". With its unstoppable destructiveness, its insatiable dominance, and its seductive and amorous power, it has become the "king of flowers" on the grassland. Wolfsbane has strong vitality and can grow well in the desert, so there is nothing to pay attention to when planting it.

Wolfsbane flower effects:

【Chinese name】Wolfsbane.

【Nature and flavor】Bitter, pungent, neutral, poisonous.

[return through meridians] enters Taiyin meridian of the hand and also controls the Qi of Shaoyin meridian.

[Chemical composition] The roots of Stellera chamaejasme contain sterols, phenolic components, amino acids, triterpenes and toxic high-molecular organic acids. May also contain anthraquinone glycosides.

[Functions and indications] Expel water and eliminate phlegm, break up accumulation and kill parasites. It is used to treat edema, abdominal distension, phlegm, food, and worm accumulation, heart and abdominal pain, chronic bronchitis, cough, asthma, tuberculosis of the lymph nodes, skin, bones, epididymis, scabies, and hemorrhoids and fistulas.

[Preparation] Raw wolfsbane: Wash with water, moisten thoroughly, slice and dry in the sun. Vinegar wolfsbane: Take wolfsbane slices and add vinegar, mix well, simmer for a while until the vinegar is absorbed, put them in a pot and stir-fry over low heat until slightly dry, take out and dry in the sun.

【Usage and Dosage】

For internal use: decoct 1-3 grams in water, or make into pills or powder.

For external use: take appropriate amount, grind into powder and apply, or grind into vinegar juice and apply, or take fresh roots, peel and mash them and apply. Decoction in water for washing or grind into powder for applying on the affected area.

【Contraindications】

Wolfsbane is poisonous and should be taken with caution. The weak and pregnant women should avoid taking it.

1. Soybean is the messenger. Dislike wheat and ginger.

2. Those with insufficient spleen essence and daily depletion of vital energy should not use this medicine carelessly.

3. Fear of vinegar.

4. Pregnant women should not use it, and patients with chronic gastrointestinal ulcers should use it with caution.

5. It is highly toxic. Poisoning can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, tenesmus, and miscarriage in pregnant women. You need to wear a mask when tamping, otherwise it is easy to cause allergic dermatitis.

Summary

In the bright spring sunshine, the wolfsbane flowers on the grassland will bloom with other flowers and plants. The flowers, which are over a foot high, are in pieces, in clusters, in clumps, and on branches, full of vitality and brilliance. It's dazzling and overwhelming. This is all I have to say about the planting and efficacy of wolfsbane today. Thank you for your appreciation.