Platycodon grandiflorus after the rain.
By Katarina
- 30 Sep, 2012
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Thanks God, we had rain after weeks of drought and my Platycodons opened one by one. Like eyes :))
Just for medical info, roots of this plant are very good anti-inflammatory, especially in colds or influenza.
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neither me, SL. I found it on internet but never tried it. But i have heard about eastern mix of herbs which helped to survive bird flu. But do not kbow if this root is in there.
30 Sep, 2012
I better start growing a few be bit late for this winter.lol
30 Sep, 2012
Bjs@it is worth to try. Just for fun I remember when there were several cases of bird flu in the UK, some years ago. One of my patients, whose name was Mr. Blackbird (in translation) asked me to make him all necessary examinations after he arrived from the UK to Slovakia for holiday. He worked as waiter in London. He looked pretty well, no temperature, no signs to make me suspect bird flu, so I asked him why he was worried if he had any signs of infection. He answered, that during the flight (lol) he had strange feelings on his chest :))
So - potential object for treatment with Platycodon root :)
30 Sep, 2012
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i didn't know that Kat,
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