The flower meaning of mint flower

I used to be familiar with mint grass, but I have never seen mint flowers carefully. What is the flower language of your mint flower? Today, I will tell you about the flower language of mint flowers. Welcome to reading.

The flower language of mint: eternal love

In addition, it also has a flower language of "virtue" and "sage". Several kinds of mint flower seedlings are planted in several ceramic flowerpots and put into wooden boxes as gifts, which represent all kinds of beautiful virtues of the recipients.

With regard to mint, Greek mythology explains a love tragedy: it is said that Puldo, the god of the underworld, fell in love with the sea elf mint, and Puldo's wife turned it into mint vanilla because of jealousy. However, the love for mint will never disappear, so people can smell the fresh fragrance of mint.

Hua Bu: You have good moral character, modesty and courtesy, know how to tolerate others, and have your own personality. You attach great importance to other people's comments, and other people's opinions are the foundation of your positive progress. Emotionally, you handled it properly. Bitterness and * * * are the experiences of your love.

Flower proverb: When encountering setbacks, put two mint leaves in front of your eyes to see the problem clearly.

Another flower language of mint is, I would like to meet you again, that is, love me again.

In Britain, two mint leaves represent eternal love.

Mint's love is only because of fate. Mint's love has an eternal definition and is the favorite.

The main value of mint

Peppermint oil, also known as peppermint crude oil, can be extracted by distillation. Menthol can be extracted from peppermint oil by fractional freezing and crystallization. The remaining oil is called peppermint oil, which still contains about 55% menthol.

Peppermint oil and brain can be used to prepare cool oil, mint tablets and other summer medicines, and are also spices for food and cosmetics. The stems and leaves of mint have the functions of expelling wind, dissipating heat, relieving pain, invigorating stomach and eliminating phlegm, and are mainly used for treating common cold, headache, cough and sore throat.

Tropism of nature and taste: pungent, cool, slightly sweet and non-toxic.

Chemical composition: contains volatile oil, and the main components in the oil are menthol, menthone, camphene, limonene, etc.

Efficacy: sweating and relieving exterior syndrome, clearing away heat and turbidity, removing turbid qi and clearing the head.

Edible value of mint

As a taboo crop in organic cultivation. The extract of mint leaves can be used as refreshing herbal tea or mixed with other spices to make vanilla packets. As an ornament of desserts and preserves, it enhances its fragrance. Leaves can promote digestion and relieve abdominal distension.

In Vietnam, mint is sandwiched in shrimp rolls as a filling for fried spring rolls and meatballs. In Thailand, mint is mixed with minced meat salad or roasted seafood for seasoning. India adds chopped mint to yogurt to increase the cool taste. In Europe, dipping liquid is used as seasoning and poured on fruits, salads, jams or sugar sauces.

Drinking mint tea is effective for acne, spots and nausea. In addition, peppermint and spearmint tea can eliminate flatulence, and peppermint tea can also relieve stomach cramps and nausea. Peppermint mixed with tea can improve loss of appetite; Fresh leaf juice can cure temple pain.

Peppermint essential oil extracted from peppermint is widely used in chewing gum, chocolate, toothpaste, cigars, cosmetics and medicines. In Germany, pediatricians use 67% mint leaves mixed with 33% Huang Juhua to brew herbal tea to treat children's stomach upset symptoms.

It has also been reported that the same amount of mint boiled juice as that of yarrow or Eupatorium odoratum in Chiba has an effect on colds and influenza within one and a half days. The application of mint may lead to allergic phenomena such as rash on the panel. Don't drink mint tea in large quantities for a long time.