Fellow Hiveans, first of all I would like to wish every reader a nice day and welcome you to my new post. I took a little Sunday walk in nature today and took some photos that I would like to share with you all.
I photographed this wild growing plant that can be seen here along the wayside and was relatively inconspicuous from the location. The name of this plant is Wild arum and scientifically arum maculatum. Wild arum can be found from Europe, to Africa and Central Asia and usually reaches a size between 20-50 cm. By the way, the distribution works through seeds or division.
I specifically searched for medicinal plants today, and was lucky enough to be able to expand my alchemical knowledge with this plant. First of all, it is important to mention that this plant is poisonous and is only medically effective in the correct application! You should always consult your doctor about any medicine, before you play with the idea of taking it.
Already in ancient times, Wild arum was used as a medicinal plant and used, for example, against sore throats or intestinal diseases. Nowadays, it is rarely used and used in homeopathy. I couldn't find so much about it, but there is also a mythology about this plant. It was believed that with the help of Arum maculatum you can ward off bad dreams and snakes. This plant was also known among the witches in the Middle Ages and was considered magical.
Many thanks for stopping by and I hope you like my pictures and were able to expand the knowledge about the plant world! I took the pictures with my camera Sony Alpha 6000 and 55-210 mm lens!
I'm pretty sure medical companies would be using this plant in their medicine which cures throat and other deceases like this.
Glad to hear. The pharmaceutical companies have also emerged from this old knowledge about medicinal plants.
In mythology there were many beliefs, I have always thought that it is faith that does the miracle, no matter what you believe in, if you have faith it can be achieved, obviously it is better to have faith than to have bad omens, bad omens tarnish intelligence, they are not good at all
That's well and profoundly said :) I'm also happy to have found someone who is also interested in mythology. Thank you for stopping by and I wish you a nice day and stay well dear @lupega
I think I've seen that leaf and of course it's a leaf that grows wild on the bushes
Thanks for your comment!
This plant also looks like I've seen it somewhere before, and if the properties you mentioned are true then this plant is very useful for us
Many thanks for your feedback @tornad
Excellent knowing from your post about medicine
Glad to hear that you like my post! Wish you also a nice day dear @roky
The way you have described this plant and told us that it is also used to make medicine is essential for such a person. Your posts are very good and we get a lot of knowledge from your posts. Thanks for sharing.
I am pleased to hear that some can benefit from my contributions and learn something new. Thanks for stopping by and the motivating words!
Most welcome dear.