The uses and effects of honeysuckle bath

I believe everyone knows honeysuckle. Honeysuckle likes light, but when summer comes, if it is exposed to the sun for a long time, it is likely to cause the flowers to wither. Honeysuckle has many effects. When we go out, we will smell the fragrance of honeysuckle, and the fragrance is refreshing. Let us understand what the uses of honeysuckle bath are.

Uses and effects of honeysuckle

Planting and Uses of Honeysuckle Honeysuckle is a semi-evergreen climbing shrub that is native to China. When this flower first blooms, it is as white as silver. After two or three days, it turns golden yellow. The new and the old complement each other, and the yellow and white set off each other, so it is called "honeysuckle". Because although the old leaves of this flower fall off in winter, new leaves grow in the leaf axils and do not wither in winter, it is also called "honeysuckle".

Honeysuckle is a common flower in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang areas. People often plant it in the ground or in potted plants in their courtyards for viewing, and it can also be made into bonsai. Not only are the flowers beautiful, but their fragrance is also very pleasant. Cultivating it is really enjoyable for enjoying the flowers and smelling the fragrance. Especially in summer, it is endless fun to enjoy the cool under the honeysuckle rack. There are quite a few wild ones in the mountains and fields. my country has used honeysuckle or its vines as medicine for a long time. The one from Mi County, Henan Province is the most famous. The flowers are very long, with fuzzy buds and a slightly green glow, so they are specifically called "Mi Yinhua". The harvest of "Ji Yinhua" in the Yimeng Mountain area of ​​Shandong Province is very large, and its reputation is slightly inferior to that of "Mi Yinhua".

Habits: Honeysuckle likes light, but avoids direct sunlight in summer; it is relatively shade-tolerant and cold-resistant, and has no strict requirements on soil, and can adapt to both acidic and alkaline soils. Apply some compost, manure, etc. as base fertilizer before germination in autumn or early spring. Some thin liquid fertilizer can be applied after germination and when picking flowers. Pruning is necessary in spring. Keeping more branches can promote increased production, but branches that are too old or too dense must be cut off to facilitate ventilation and light transmission. Because honeysuckle is a strong plant, it can be managed in a more rough manner. Flowering period: April to June

Reproduction: Mainly by cuttings. Layering, division or sowing can be used. Cuttings are usually carried out in spring, and the vines are cut into cuttings about 10 cm long. Keep moist after planting and strengthen management. It will take root in one month and bloom in the same year. This method is simple and easy with a high survival rate, and can be propagated in large quantities, so it is often used in home flower cultivation or garden nurseries. The layering method can be carried out in spring and summer. Choose the longer branches on the mother plant and bury them at a depth of 4-5 cm. They can take roots in the autumn of the same year and should be separated from the mother plant and transplanted in late autumn or spring of the following year. The best time to do the division is before the buds sprout in spring. Sowing can be done in spring. Before sowing, soak the seeds in 45-degree warm water and germinate them. Because seeds rarely mature, this method is rarely used. It is best to plant 2 to 3 plants per clump, and transplanting is best done in spring.

Medicinal use: Collected and processed, flowers, stems and leaves for medicinal use. The flowers are harvested in late spring and early summer. You can pick the buds that are about to bloom before sunrise and then dry them in the sun (fumigation with sulfur can reduce insect infestation and mold for easier preservation). The stems and leaves can be harvested all year round and used fresh or dried for later use. The stem of honeysuckle is called "honeysuckle vine" or "gold and silver vine" in medicinal use

In the article, we learned about honeysuckle bathing. Don’t underestimate this small honeysuckle, it can be of great help in treating many diseases. Why don’t we follow the method introduced above and try to grow honeysuckle.