Jasmine, delighting with its exuberant flowering, intoxicating aroma, has gained immense popularity among flower growers all over the world. It can be a real decoration for your flower garden. However, before you start growing it, you need to figure out what species and varieties exist, what are their characteristics. We will find out how the garden jasmine differs from the chubushnik, whether Japan is the birthplace of Japanese jasmine and how its flowers and oil are useful.

Pictured garden jasmine

Among Russian flower growers, this is recognized beautiful plant like garden jasmine. It is also loved by breeders who have developed many excellent varieties with a strong, pleasant smell. But this same property has led to confusion. In fact, botanists do not know such a species. Under this name hides a chubushnik, or Philadelphus, a representative of a completely different family, the Hortensievs. In addition, this shrub is classified as deciduous, and jasmine is classified as evergreen. But for the slight similarity of flowers, and especially for the characteristic sweet aroma of some varieties, chubushnik has often become known as jasmine.

They grow a mock-orange as garden plant, on open ground... It is relatively unpretentious, it can grow both in the sun and in partial shade, although its flowering deteriorates significantly with insufficient lighting.

Video about correct fit and care for chubushnik (garden jasmine)

Does not tolerate stagnant water, waterlogging, and quickly fades during drought.

The size of the chubushnik can reach 3-4 meters. It has light green leaves, which are colored with bright lemon-yellow shades in autumn. When good care blooms beautifully, profusely and violently. The flowers of the chubushnik are large, in some varieties up to 6-7 centimeters, often semi-double and double, for which it apparently received another name - terry jasmine. Pruning is recommended immediately after flowering.

Chubushnik became a noticeable part of the horticultural culture, becoming, along with roses and lilacs, a widespread decoration of the gardens of noble people in many countries. Its selection began in the 19th century, which subsequently gave many excellent Russian and foreign varieties.

In the photo chubushnik

Confusion in terms has also affected another plant. Cultivated by some beauty lovers, Madagascar jasmine actually has no connection with jasmine. Botanists call this plant Stephanotis and belongs to the Lastovy family, not Olive, like real jasmines. Madagascar is considered its homeland, from where, apparently, this name originates.

Stephanotis is an evergreen vine grown at home as ornamental plant... Usually, Stephanotis floribunda grows at home (Latin name - Stephanotis floribunda). it beautiful flower with oval leathery leaves of dark green color up to 10 centimeters long.

Outdoor cultivation possible, but temperature environment in winter it should not be lower than + 10 ° C. Stephanotis is perfect for winter gardens.

Madagascar jasmine blooms in June-August. Its inflorescences are small, racemose. The diameter of the flowers reaches 4-5 centimeters, at the base they are tubular, in shape they resemble stars. They give off a pleasant, bright aroma. Their color is often white, although some of the varieties can be cream, lavender, yellowish. Apparently, it was the stefanotis flowers vaguely resembling jasmine that caused the aforementioned confusion.

Photo of stephanotis or Madagascar jasmine

Some interesting facts about this plant:

• stephanotis has a rather caustic juice that causes irritation when it comes into contact with the skin and eyes, so people with sensitive skin should protect their hands with gloves;
• for the same reason, it is advisable to grow the plant in a place inaccessible to small children;
• white flowers of stephanotis are an integral part of the wedding bouquet among some peoples;
• in nature, flowering lasts up to 10 months, at home when good conditions content can also bloom for quite a long time.

Another species found in room culture - Japanese jasmine - quite belongs to jasmine, but botanists have another name - primrose jasmine, or primrose jasmine (Latin name - Jasminum mesnyi, or otherwise Jasminum primulinum). With its flowers, it partly resembles a yellow primrose, or primrose. His homeland is not Japan at all, but the regions of North China and the Caucasus.

This species is a creeping plant that needs support. Its leaves are dark green, trifoliate, dense, strongly elongated. Stems branch slightly, during growth they bend to the bottom in an arc. Blooms from March to early summer. Its flowers are small, up to 4 centimeters long, with round petals. Yellow in color, odorless, semi-double.

Photo of Japanese jasmine

The plant is very fond of light. IN summer time recommended to be taken out to the balcony or garden. Systematic spraying, humidity control, especially in winter is necessary. Can shed leaves when moisture is insufficient.

What is polyanthus jasmine known for?

One of the most common types of jasmine for indoor floriculture is multiflorous jasmine, with which, fortunately, no confusion has arisen yet. Its Latin name is Jasminum polyanthum, so sometimes Russian flower lovers call it polyanthus jasmine, under which name it can be marketed. His homeland is China.

Like other species, this jasmine is a climbing evergreen shrub. Can be grown as a liana or ampel plant, that is in hanging planters, flowerpots. Outwardly very handsome. With active growth, without cutting off the stem, the length can reach several meters. Feathery leaves, usually consist of 5-7 leaflets, about 5-8 centimeters long.

It blooms magnificently and beautifully in spring and summer. The flowers are star-shaped from 5 petals, small, up to 2.5 centimeters, collected in carpal inflorescences. Flowers are white, slightly pinkish below, have a strong aroma. In general, during flowering, they change color from pale pink buds to white flowers, when the vine finally blooms.

Video about the reproduction of the mock-orange ( garden jasmine)

One of the special requirements of the content is greenhouse cultivation is desirable, and the plant can be kept at home during flowering.

Something interesting about this fragrant handsome man:

• almost all parts of the plant are used in medicinal purposes, especially in traditional medicine, for example, as compresses on skin ulcers (leaves) or for insomnia, headache (root);
• jasmine essential oil can be used as an antidepressant, in particular for healing baths and massage;
• flowers of this type are added to tea for aroma;
• in 1993 he received an award from the Royal Horticultural Society of Great Britain, and therefore was highly recommended for breeding.

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Fragrant jasmine flower - beneficial features and growing

Jasmine flower - The beneficial properties of this plant are very extensive. Jasmine belongs to the genus Olive and has 200 species of shrubs. Their homeland can be considered the tropics and subtropics of Eurasia, Africa, South America, Australia. Jasmine is a shrub with long, woody stems, with opposite or whorled green leaves, the shape of which depends on the type of plant. Flowers correct shape, tubular, are located on the shoots either one by one, or collected in inflorescences. After flowering, the flower lasts 1-2 days, black berries appear.

Jasmine belongs to the genus olive.

Useful properties of jasmine

Making jasmine oil is a long and laborious process. One ton of collected flowers leaves a liter of essential emulsion. Moreover, the collection of inflorescences is carried out before dawn, when the plant contains the highest concentration of the necessary components.

One ton of collected flowers leaves a liter of essential emulsion.

The beneficial effects of jasmine have been known since ancient times. For example, Indian medicine men dried and ground the plant. The resulting mixture was consumed with food to cure skin diseases. In China, flowers were added to tea and also used as a cough suppressant.

The plant is saturated huge amount organic acids, therefore it is often used in alternative medicine. Jasmine is used for severe headaches, to lower body temperature and to treat ulcers. Also used to raise the tone and strengthen the whole body. However, do not overuse it so as not to get the opposite effect.

Now more and more often not the jasmine flowers themselves are used, but the oil from them. In certain quantities, it has a wonderful effect on the circulatory, respiratory, endocrine and other systems. Also, oil is used to eliminate muscle and joint pain, neuralgia. With frequent use, it can reduce the risk of developing hypertension.

Jasmine oil can be used by everyone. It is a natural aphrodisiac, so it helps to increase libido. It is also used in violation of the reproductive system, and all this is due to phenol - a special substance that stimulates the production of hormones such as insulin, thyroxine and triodothyronine.

Jasmine oil massage is used to relieve ARVI symptoms.

Massage or inhalation with jasmine oil is used to relieve the symptoms of acute respiratory viral infections and treat upper respiratory tract diseases. Laboratory studies have confirmed the high content of antioxidants and anticarcinogens found in the plant.

Jasmine scent will help to cope with negative experiences. Its scent helps relieve stress and relax the whole body, soothes the nervous system and induces hot flushes. vitality... The oil is often used to combat blues, phobias and various obsessions.

In cosmetology, jasmine essential oil is used to improve the condition of all skin types. The composition makes it smooth, elastic and protects against premature wrinkles.

To keep the hair always strong, masks with the addition of jasmine oil are used.

For 0.5 cups of olive oil - a few drops of jasmine. This mixture is rubbed into the hair roots and left for half an hour. After that, the mask must be washed off warm water - the effect of velvet hair will be provided for a long time.

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All the health benefits of jasmine can be obtained by growing this amazing plant at home. Jasmine, like any other indoor plant, requires special care. True, each type of plant is individual, but general rules care for jasmine can still be distinguished. Jasmine prefers bright lighting, out of direct sunlight.

When grown at home, jasmine requires special care.

Under the burning rays, jasmine flowers will not open, dry up and fall off, and those that have time to open will lose their aroma. But as soon as the plant is removed back into the shade, the problem disappears. For optimal placement of a container with jasmine, choose the western or eastern side of the room, while on the northern side there will not be enough lighting. In summer, jasmine can be placed on the balcony or taken out into the garden and placed in partial shade.

The temperature required for jasmine during the growing season should be from 18 to 25 ° C. In winter, the temperature can be lowered to 8-10 ° C. Cool wintering is a must for the jasmine to bloom in spring.

In the warm season, jasmine is watered abundantly after the top layer of soil dries out. The water should be warm and settled. To further soften the water, you can drip a little acetic acid into the water or put citric acid. If the plant has a dormant period, water it less often, preventing the leaves from wilting.

Air humidity has no of great importance for jasmine. It is advisable to spray it only in the summer heat. Since jasmine is growing rapidly, before the growing season, it is imperative to deep prune it before the growing season. This is done to create splendor. abundant flowering plants.

Transplantation of young jasmine plants, like all crops, is carried out annually, and adults every 2-3 years. Suitable soil for jasmine varies from plant to plant. For large-flowered species, acidic soil is needed, for the sambac species, neutral soil is suitable. But all the same, the soil should be equally well air and moisture permeable. Of course, you can buy a ready-made mixture for roses or azaleas; it will work for jasmine too. There must be drainage in the pot.

Jasmine is fertilized weekly or every two weeks, using preparations for flowering plants... Cuttings are the main method of propagation for jasmine in indoor plant growing. The cuttings are rooted in the ground and kept under a film in a warm place. Then, after the roots appear, they are planted in pots.

Pests that can affect jasmine: spider mite, scale insect, aphid, whitefly. It should be treated with an insecticide. Jasmine is resistant to diseases. If the conditions of detention are not respected, the plant will not bloom.

Many gardeners plant on their site chubushnik or as it is also called - garden jasmine... This shrub has gained great popularity due to its spreading branches, charming inflorescences and their fragrant aroma, which fills the garden with a fabulous mood.

Name " chubushnik"this plant got due to the fact that earlier its hollow shoots were used in the manufacture of shanks for smoking pipes... And also its thin and straight rods are used for weaving baskets and various interior items. Also garden jasmine widely used in folk medicine. It has medicinal and cosmetic properties. Scent chubushnik has a positive effect on the nervous system human bodyand also helps to relieve feelings of anxiety and unnecessary nervousness.

The shrub contains a large number of elements such as:

Essential oils

Formic acid

Benzoic acid

Salicylic acid

Useful minerals

Vitamins

Fig. 1 Garden jasmine

Preparations based on it relieve pain very well, due to which chubushnik is often included in all sorts of herbs that help with joint and muscle pain.

Beneficial features garden jasmine help the body to stimulate brain activity and give vigor, as well as give peace of mind even during severe depression. Often, tea from chubushnik, which is very simple to prepare.

It is necessary to pour a teaspoon of dried jasmine flowers with a glass of boiling water and then let it brew for several hours. Then the resulting tea is drunk instead of the usual one. This tea is especially useful in the morning.

Fig. 2 Chubushnik tea

When overworked, it is often recommended to take baths with a decoction of jasmine. You can also use jasmine flowers in the manufacture of bath bombs, and how to make them, read this article.

To do this, 200 grams of jasmine flowers need to be brewed for 30 minutes in 1 liter of water. Then the resulting broth is poured into a bathtub half filled with water at a comfortable temperature for the body.

To combat insomnia, there is the following recipe with chubushnik.

Required:

Garden jasmine - 1 tablespoon

Lavender - 2 tablespoons

Water - 1 liter

You can use both dry and fresh plants. They must be poured with boiling water and then allowed to brew for an hour. After that, the resulting infusion should be poured into a bathtub filled with water. Such baths are taken no more than 20 minutes a day. The duration of the course is from 10 to 12 days.

For dermatitis, a tincture of chubushnik.

Required:

Chubushnik - 4 tbsp. l.

Vodka - 250 ml

Place in an opaque glass container chubushnik and then pour vodka over it. The resulting mixture must be placed in a cool and dark place for at least 7 days and do not forget to shake it from time to time. The finished tincture is stored in a cool place. Before use, dilute 1 teaspoon in half a glass of cool water. The resulting lotion is rubbed onto the skin 1 to 2 times per day.

In cosmetology, essential oil chubushnik used for skin rejuvenation. It helps to make the skin more elastic and firm.

To do this, add 2-3 drops of essential oil to 10 ml of the base cream. chubushnik, after which everything should be thoroughly stirred. Further, the resulting cream can be applied to the skin after cleansing it.

To procure chubushnik should begin in June, it is during this period that it begins to bloom. Most often, the flowers of this plant are used for use. Collecting flower stalks is best in dry and clear weather. This should be done early in the morning, since they contain the largest amount of essential oils at this time. Dried flowers garden jasmine immediately after collection at a temperature not exceeding 40 degrees, so that they do not darken and retain their aroma. Dried flowers should be stored either in a glass or metal jar. The lid must fit snugly.

Fig. 3 Chubushnik - garden jasmine

But there are also contraindications.

Preparations with chubushnik can not be used:

During pregnancy

With individual intolerance

For kidney problems

With gastritis

Under reduced pressure

Excessive passion for jasmine oil often causes headaches and nosebleeds.

As you can see, there are many reasons to choose a good growing area in your garden. garden jasmine.

Jasmine - flower, whose name comes from the Persian word "yasmin". His translation is "fragrant." Jasmine is truly famous for its scent. It intensifies in the evening. In the heat of the day, the buds of the plant are covered. The coolness of the evening allows the flowers to open up and release all their aroma to the air.

They fill not only gardens, but also houses. there is indoor views jasmine. Shrub flowerhas features to consider when growing in a pot and is just interesting to know. So, let's start our acquaintance.

Features of jasmine

Jasmine - flower-treemore precisely, a shrub. There are no herbs in the genus. There are few of them and in the Olive family, to which it belongs jasmine. Flower at homecan be curly, or upright. Among wild species division is preserved. The stems of some shrubs twine around the support, like vines, or spread along the ground. This land is located mainly in Asia. This is the birthplace of jasmine. But, some species are also found on the Arabian Peninsula, the Caucasus and Transcaucasia.

Indoor jasmine flower, like other representatives of the genus, evergreen... This distinguishes it from the chebushnik, which is considered the twin of a fragrant bush. However, the chebushnik throws off the foliage. In shape, it really looks like jasmine. The greens are odd-pinnate, that is, there is an odd number of petals on one axis. Jasmine also has trifoliate leaves, like clover.

The shoots of the plant are usually over a meter. The stems of the shrubs are thin, green, strongly branched. In indoor floriculture, additional pruning and plucking of shoots is performed, forming the maximum lush crown and inhibiting growth jasmine.

Home flowerand its wild relatives are distinguished by regular buds. They are large or small, depending on the species. All buds have two stamens and an upper type of ovary. This means that the base is attached to the receptacle without merging with other areas of the flower.

The color of the buds is white. Black jasmine - flower mystical. They started talking about its existence thanks to the release of the spirits of the same name from Bulgari. However, they convey the mystery of the night through woody notes, amber and patchouli. Jasmine used standard, white.

In perfumery and cosmetics, it is not the plant itself that comes in handy, but the essential oil from its flowers. Smells like jasmineand lots of green teas. But, not oil is added to them, but the petals themselves. If we talk about essence, it is expensive. One kilogram of ether takes a ton of fresh flowers. It is not surprising that the “Black Jasmine” perfume from Bulgari is considered luxury.

Jasmine flower propertiesin the form of oil are useful not only in perfumery, but also in medicine. The aroma of ether soothes, and it itself disinfects, anesthetizes, enhances lactation and facilitates childbirth. The remedy is good as an anti-inflammatory, expectorant, diaphoretic, antispasmodic. Jasmine essential oil is also recognized as an erotic stimulant. For example, no Indonesian wedding is complete without fragrant flowers.

Jasmine species

Botanists count about 300 species of jasmine. Consider the most popular in indoor and garden floriculture. Multi-flowered jasmine - flower, specieswhich is formed by dark green oval-shaped leaves and lush inflorescences at the ends of the branches.

The buds are distinguished by a pink glow and the strongest aroma among jasmine. The size of the bushes is also attractive. In nature, they do not exceed 2 meters. IN room conditions the plant is usually limited to one and a half meters.

One and a half meter high is also famous for Low jasmine. Flowersin teasuitable, but are more often used for the decoration of gardens and apartments. The buds are collected in "umbrellas". It compensates small size flowers - up to 3 centimeters in diameter. The petals are yellowish. The first buds open in early summer. The beauty of flowers is emphasized by the two-tone foliage. Below it is light, and above it is dark green.

The bicolor color of the leaves is also characteristic of Medicinal jasmine. It is also distinguished by angular shoots and long pedicels, on which the umbrellas from the buds are held. The flowers are white with a strong aroma. Medicinal Jasmine essential oil is especially beneficial, hence the name of the species. Its representatives are low - 1-1.5 meters in height.

The large-flowered species belongs to the giants. Shoots reach 10 meters in length. The group includes both vines and erect shrubs. You can see them only in greenhouses and gardens and, of course, in wild conditions. The plants are distinguished by variegated foliage and large buds, after which they are named. Flowers are arranged in groups of about 10.

There are about 5 buds in the "umbrellas" of Arabian jasmine. They are terry, good for teas due to their pleasant, subtle aroma. Arabian varieties flower shop "Jasmine"does not offer. Plants are tall, like Large-flowered bushes. Arabian jasmine does not reach ten meters, but it often grows up to 6-7 meters.

The thinnest is celebrated in pot floriculture jasmine. Flower carerequires anxious, since it is found in nature in the highlands. Needed and fresh air, and coolness. The bush will repay for conscientious care with white, fragrant and large buds.

They bloom in January, which is not typical for most. indoor crops... Flowering ends in March. After, the plants of the species delight with decorative foliage. She is pubescent, velvety. Villi are also covered with thin, elegantly curved shoots.

Jasmine care at home

Jasmine flowers are usefulsaturated with moisture. It is from these that fragrant ether is obtained. Wrinkled buds and foliage indicate a lack of water. The average irrigation regime is 2-3 times a week plus daily spraying.

In this case, you need to avoid direct sunlight. They burn the bushes, take their moisture. But, and in the shade of the plant is not worth removing. Representatives of the genus are photophilous, accustomed to abundant, diffused rays.

Difficulties can be caused by the temperature regime necessary for the cultivation of jasmine. During the flowering period, he needs 10-13 degrees. Otherwise, the bushes dry up. The rest time is experienced at + 16-18 Celsius. In apartments, it is usually hotter, around 22-25. Jasmine also does not differ in frost resistance.

Temperatures below 7 degrees are fatal to the flower. With all this in mind, many pot plant lovers grow jasmine in glazed loggias, on verandas, specially equipped greenhouses.

Jasmine substrate is made up of 3 parts of clay soil and 1 part of peat. Once a year, this mixture is enriched with fertilizers. Top dressing is given every 2 weeks throughout the spring and summer.

Jasmine price

Jasmine flowers to buyoffer for 500-700 rubles. So much is asked for 0.5 kilograms of dried buds. Their purchase makes it possible to compose tea compositions themselves, to enrich ready-made mixtures from stores.

Jasmine flower essential oil does not cost less than 100 rubles per 10 milliliters. Standard Price - 150-250 rubles. As for potted plants, you will have to fork out about 700-800 rubles. This is the cost of bushes 20-30 centimeters high, in plastic pots with a diameter of 12-15 centimeters. If jasmine blooms at the time of sale, they usually ask for from 900 rubles.

Jasmine is considered a cult plant among the Chinese. The flower symbolizes passionate love and beauty. No wonder its name, translated from Persian, means "fragrant." Jasmine, so highly revered in the East, is also called the "queen of the night". It harmoniously combines aesthetic, medicinal and taste properties. Decoctions from different parts plants and jasmine tea will restore health and maintain it.

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Description of jasmine

Jasmine is famous for its amazing fragrant aroma. Its homeland is the Asian, American and African subtropics. Evergreen shrub depending on the variety, they are decorated with white, yellow and pink flowers: simple, semi-double and double.

In indoor floriculture, the most common jasmine is multiflorous. The plant grows unpretentious and propagates by cuttings. It looks like a liana blooming with excellent white star flowers. No less popular is the Arabian jasmine. The plant is different fragrant flowers... The variety was bred by the Chinese before our era. Jasmine blooms throughout the year and fills the room with an incomparable fragrance.

Jasmine flowers bloom at night. At this time, the amount of essential oils in them is maximum. For this reason, they have to be collected either early in the morning or in the dark.



Composition and properties

Jasmine has a rich vitamin and mineral composition. Flowers contain valuable acids such as formic, salicylic and benzoic, which gives them powerful anti-inflammatory effects.

Jasmine essential oil, which is successfully used by cosmetics manufacturers, is of particular value. drugs and perfumery. Also, the composition of the plant is rich in catechins, which are strong antioxidants.



Jasmine harvest

Traditional medicine experts recommend the preparation of medicinal raw materials in the period from May to October. The most best time day is considered 4-5 o'clock in the morning. Harvesting should take place in dry weather. To fold the inflorescences, you should take a bulk container.

It is most convenient to dry flowers and other parts of the plant on natural fabric or thick paper in the oven. For this, the raw material should be placed thin layer on a baking sheet and dry, preheat the oven to 40 ° C. With this temperature conditions all useful items will be saved. The flowers should not be allowed to dry out, since then they will become unusable for further use.





Application in traditional medicine

In folk medicine, jasmine varieties are used to treat many ailments. The main positive properties of the medicinal plant:

• antiseptic;
• pain reliever;
• antipyretic;
• diuretic;
• sedative.

Various parts of the plant are effective in treating the following conditions:

• Dermatitis, eczema, skin wounds, irritations.
• Hormonal disruptions.
• Disorders nervous system, anxiety, stress, insomnia.
• Bronchitis, pneumonia.
• Migraine.
• Rheumatism.
• Avitaminosis.
• Phlebeurysm.
• Overwork.
• Pain in intestinal disorders.

In recipes traditional medicine not only jasmine inflorescences are used, but also leaves, cuttings, shoots, stems, roots of a valuable plant.

Recipes:

• A decoction of leaves and inflorescences. For one glass of boiling water, 1 tbsp is taken. a spoonful of crushed jasmine leaves and flowers. Cook the broth over low heat for about 7 minutes. Remove from the stove and leave for at least 1 hour. It is used for rheumatism, neurosis, bronchial asthma.
• A decoction of leaves and branches. Take 1 tbsp for 250 ml of water. a spoonful of pre-crushed raw materials. Cook over low heat for 5 minutes. Infuse the broth for an hour. Strain. Drink 2 tbsp. spoons three times a day before meals. It is used for bronchitis.
• Decoction of roots. Pour 2 tbsp with one liter of water. tablespoons of dry crushed root. Cover the pot with a lid and brew the broth. Keep on low heat for 10 minutes. Set aside from the stove and let it brew for 2 hours. Strain. This recipe has been used effectively to treat hemorrhoids. Part of the drink is taken internally in 50 ml. Drink three times a day before meals. Use the remaining broth for warm baths. They should be taken no more than 20 minutes at a temperature of 37 ° C. A decoction of jasmine roots is used as a pain reliever. It helps with joint aches, insomnia, migraines, stretch marks.
• Alcohol tincture of jasmine flowers. For this recipe, you will need freshly harvested inflorescences. So, pour 100 g of raw materials with 100 ml of 70% alcohol or vodka. Infuse the medicine for one week, shaking it from time to time. Strain. For dermatological diseases, lotions should be made from alcohol tincture... Take 1 teaspoon of the product and dilute in 100 ml of water. Make lotions for problem areas.

With weakened immunity, it is recommended to add vodka tincture to tea.



Healing baths

For a jasmine bath, you will need the following components:

• Inflorescences - 1 glass.
• Water - 3 liters.
• Rose essential oil.
• Sea salt - 100 g.

Procedure steps:

1. 1. Take a 3-liter pot of water for one glass of jasmine flowers. Boil. Remove from the stove and leave to infuse for 1-2 hours with the lid closed.
2. 2. Fill the bath with warm water, dilute in it sea \u200b\u200bsalt and add 15 drops of rose essential oil.
3. 3. Pour the strained jasmine broth into the bath.

The healing spa procedure is effective for overwork and insomnia.

Contraindications

Jasmine, like other plants, has contraindications. The risk group includes people with an individual intolerance to the product.

A decoction of jasmine flowers can cause persistent allergic reactions.

Jasmine tea

Tea with the addition of jasmine inflorescences is appreciated for its light, delicate taste and wonderful aroma. But its popularity is due not only to these qualities.

Tea, like the plant itself, is very useful for the human body. The enzymes in jasmine have beneficial effects on health.

Beneficial features

It is jasmine tea that is recognized as one of the healthiest in the world. The flowers of the plant go well with white and green teas. The highest quality varieties are those in which tea leaves are used less than jasmine itself. Also, the flowers of the plant can be prepared by yourself and brewed in pure form.

Among useful qualities distinguish the following:

• It is used as an effective prophylactic agent against liver diseases. The drink cleanses the body of toxins, toxins, bile, improves blood circulation and has a warming effect.
• In combination with green tea jasmine improves mood, eliminates the effects of stress. It also soothes the nerves and strengthens the blood vessels.
• The drink is an excellent thirst quencher in the hot season.
• Helps with hangover syndrome. A few cups of aromatic tea will soothe unbearable headaches and nausea.
• Useful properties allow you to neutralize the action of free radicals that cause oncology. Used to prevent cancer.
• Reduces triglycerides and blood cholesterol levels, reducing the risk of heart attacks, strokes and clogged arteries.
• Regular use of jasmine tea prevents diabetes.
• Prevents diseases of the gastrointestinal tract caused by bacteria.
• Helps to shed excess weight and is a powerful calorie burner.
• Prevents seasonal allergies and influenza viruses, increases the protective functions of the body.
• Eliminates bad breath.
• Prevents stomach ulcers.

Flowers and petals shrub plant are used as the main component for the production of some anti-cancer medical supplies... The Hexicon enzyme inhibits the growth of malignant cells.