Why does a pile of tile pine often grow on rural tile houses?

Toona sinensis is planted artificially in this way, because Toona sinensis is a plant with high medicinal value and easy to cultivate. As the name implies, tile pine is a small plant, which grows on the tile roof in the countryside. Because it is similar to pine trees, it is named Vasong.

The shape of Vasong is a rosette, which gradually narrows upward. The height is generally 10-20cm. Actually, Vason is amazing, too. It can grow vigorously on all floors of the roof, but it is not easy to survive in a flowerpot. In fact, little Vasong's vitality is still very tenacious. In addition to the roof of the old house, you can often see the figure of Wa Song in the gap of weeds on the mountain.

Vasong can be used as a potted plant decoration, which has a certain decorative effect. In fact, there are different types of tile pine, the most common ones are yellow tile pine, wolf claw tile pine, late red tile pine, dull tile pine, tamarind tile pine and so on. Every autumn, the tile pine on the roof is in full bloom, and different varieties of tile pine have different colors. Some are red, some are purple. They are very beautiful. Therefore, Vason also has an alias Huahua. Actually, Vasong grows on tiles. Vason is the lowest value relative to other succulents. It is also a good choice to decorate the interior with tile pine.

Besides being ornamental, Vasong has certain medicinal value. Vasong has a cooling effect and can also detoxify. According to related research, Vasone has a good relief effect on acne patients. Vasone is cheap and can be used as medicine. I remember when I was a child, I had sores. The elders at home said that Vasong was broken and stuck on the wound. It will be all right in a few days. In addition, it can also be added to the soil as an insecticide. Cutting thorns into pieces and diluting them with water can kill many pests.

Besides, according to the old man, Vasong is actually edible. During that difficult period, materials were scarce, and the elders made steamed tile pine into food. However, the conditions have gradually improved, and now tile pine is widely used as feed.