What does tuberose smell like?

Tuberose, as the name suggests, is a green plant with fragrance. It has high economic value and can be used as raw material for spices. Its leaves are crystal clear and its petals are white, with high ornamental value. It tastes sweet and light, and is cool in nature. It can clear away heat and fire, and is mainly used to treat carbuncles and sores. It can also be used as a semi-natural fruit and vegetable. Let’s discuss what tuberose smells like.

Tuberose is sweet, light, and cool in nature.

Effects and efficacy

It can clear away heat and remove fire, and is mainly used to treat carbuncles and sores. It was first recorded in "Names of Seed Plants".

The roots of tuberose contain about 1.8% sapogenins, mainly tebucongenin, hecosapogenin and 9-dehydrohecosapogenin; the flowers contain 0.08%-0.14% volatile oil, the main components of which are geraniol, nerol, farnesol, eugenol and methyl o-hydroxybenzoate.

In addition to its ornamental value, tuberose can also be used as medicine. Adding an appropriate amount of crushed tuberose and applying it externally can repel mosquitoes. The leaves, flowers, and fruits of tuberose can all be used as medicine, and have the effects of clearing away heat and fire, and removing toxins.

Tuberose has certain expected effects on the treatment of acute conjunctivitis, keratitis, corneal pannus, boils, and traumatic erosion, and can relieve symptoms.

The value of the product

It can be taken, mainly because of its fresh flowers and buds. It is a semi-natural fruit and vegetable.

In addition, tuberose has a strong fragrance and has certain toxic side effects, so it can repel mosquitoes. It is also a convenient and quick way to daily life. Generally, people cover the windows with screens and plant green plants outdoors.