Showing posts with label herbal plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label herbal plants. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Herb Garden and Treatment Method

Herbal plants, the plants may be the most popular and interesting group of existing plants. For centuries, herbs have been used in various ways to treat the disease. Herbs are used in cooking and our food, an ornamental garden, home fragrance and body, up to cure our diseases. Anyway, herbs are in each of our lives.

In this article, we'll show you how to grow an herb garden.
Herb Garden and Treatment Method


Preparing the soil for planting herb gardens
Herbs can grow and survive in different types of soil. However, by making some changes to the preparation of simple, garden soil, you can be more productive as you want. Good soil must be maintained by proper management. In this section, we will teach you the basics.

Herbs Garden Soil Preparation Techniques
In this section, you will learn how to test your soil's texture and fertility. Then, you'll also see how to correct soil deficiencies. Improve the quality of your garden soil is easily accessible and is a regular part of gardening. This job cannot be completed in the first year. However, by routinely cultivate the land properly, and then you will reap the benefits of many years of work. We'll show you how to improve your soil, fertilizer, and recycles the soil to give you the best chance of herbal plants in growth.

Growing Herbs
Often we decided to try planting some kind of favourite herbs. Usually begins in a pot and then increased to the garden soil. Here, more attention should be devoted to herbs that plant growth can occur properly.

Monday, February 15, 2016

Herbs in Shady Yard

Herbs and care of the vegetable garden can produce beautiful and healthy plants. You can learn all about the herb and vegetable garden care.


Direct Seeding in Herbs Gardens
Direct seeding is an easy way to cost effective to start planting herb gardens, if you live in a climate that is supportive.

Herbs, like other plants, convert sunlight, water and carbon dioxide into sugar and oxygen in a process known as photosynthesis. They use sugar for fuel as basic functions such as growth and reproduction, and then store it in the trunk and roots, as we perceive it in salads and stir-fry.

In general, more sunlight is absorbed by the plant, the more energy is able to produce and make plants grow healthy herbs.

Just like other green vegetable crops, including lettuce, spinach, Swiss chard, arugula, endive, radicchio, kale, mustard greens, cabbage and bok choy. Herbs such as cilantro, chives, mint and lemon balm will also grow in dark conditions. With less sunlight (about four hours every day), you can increase root vegetables such as potatoes, beets, carrots and turnips. Vegetables worst shady garden are those that grow from flowering plants, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, squash and eggplant.
Herbs in Shady Yard
Herbs in Shady Yard



Maximizing Light in Shady Yard
A little light into a very important thing in a shady garden. This will greatly affect the results of the quality and quantity of the crop.

When choosing a place to plant your garden, find out where the sun shines most in your shady courtyard. The best way to do this is to familiarize you with the way the sun tracks across the sky. Everyone knows that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, reaching the highest point in the sky around noon. This means that the gardens on the east or west side of the fence or the building will receive about half a day of sun if nothing else it's nuances. Another characteristic of the sun, at least in the northern hemisphere, is that it always shines on the southern half of the sky. As a result, the gardens are situated on the north side of the structure will have little or no direct sunlight, while planted on the south side can potentially receive sunlight throughout the year.

Hopefully this information is helpful to you, who want herbal plants in shady yard.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Herbal Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis with Sambiloto


This bitter herb sambiloto (andrographis paniculata) Latin name, which is grown in lowland areas up to an altitude of 700 meters above sea level. Terna with a high figure of approximately 40-90 cm. Trunked rectangular nodes are enlarged, many branches. Single leaf, face crossed with dark green and the lower surface of the younger. The flowers are small-sized, purplish white. Meanwhile, extending to the fruit-shaped ellipsoid, flattened seeds are brown. 
Herbal Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis with Sambiloto


These herbal plants sambiloto contain chemical  
Laktone: deoxy-andrographolide, andrographolide, 14-deoxy-11, neoandrographolide, 12-didehydroandrographolide, and homoandrographolide. 
Flavonoids: alkane, ketone, and aldehyde. 


This herb can cure TB disease lungs, but it can also treat typhoid, whooping cough, fever runny nose, sore teeth, and can be used for ear drops. 


Herbs for the treatment :


Pulmonary tuberculosis: Sambiloto fresh leaves are dried, and then finely milled to a powder. After that add a little honey and made dots 0.5 cm in diameter pill. These pills should be taken with boiled water 2-3 times a day. Once taking 15-30 pills. 


Typhoid: 10-15 Pick fresh leaves bitter. Add enough water and boil until boiling. To overcome the bitter taste of leaves, while drinking can be mixed with honey. 


Whooping cough: Three leaves bitter brewed with hot water and add a little 
honey. Drink this solution three times a day. 
Fever: Sambiloto fresh leaves attached to the body or the forehead of the patient. 


Runny nose, sore teeth: A total of 9-15 grams of fresh plants and drink the water boiled. 


Ear drops: Plants are crushed and squeezed fresh water. Put the water into the ear.