What are the medical use of Tradescantia zebrina?
Tradescantia zebrina is a native end plant of Mexico, which was treated in herbal tea in Jamaica to treat common colds. In addition, the plant, also known as the Wandering Jew, is used to treat the problems of the uterus, high blood pressure and tuberculosis. Sometimes Tradescantia zebrina is used in a mixture with other types of herbs to treat amenorea and to strengthen blood. Matali , a Mexican drink made of lemon and Tradescantia Zebrina is another medicinal drug. The mixture is brought to a boil and immersed for a few minutes, just as one would make a cup of black tea. The drink is sweetened and consumed by cold as a tonic to improve health.
Anyone who processes Tradescantia zebrina either healing or in the garden should be aware that it can cause itching and other allergic reactions in susceptible people. Also known as Zebrina Pendula for its end custom, the plant makes a beautiful show of window boxes and hanging baskets, outside and inside. FROMAchers can also plant it as a Groundcover, but some people who use the plant in this way take special care to keep it limited in their own container, because the wandering Jew, as the name suggests, likes to travel and escape its borders.
The plant has a habit of falling pieces of its colored leaf stems, outdoors or in the interior, and these fallen pieces can take root with virtually any type of soil. Gardeners who enjoy cutouts of their plants to give friends as gifts or expand their own collection of plants, such as the ability of the plant to spread easily in soil or water, although this tendency causes other people to consider invasive Jews and a little chaotic in the home. Tradescantia Zebrina , despite this problem, is still appreciated by many for its toughness and appearance.
Tradescantia zebrina is the valuableFor its leaves, although under ideal conditions it produces small flowers. Depending on the diversity, flowers may be either pink or white. The leaves are about 2 inches (5.08 centimeters) long, dark green and silver with purple trim and purple underside. Wandering Jew, also known as creeping Jenny, red water grass and inch plant, is juicy, which grows well in the shade with several thoughtful water a day.