Natural Dry Flower Harshringar Parijat, For Medicine, Packaging Size: 20 Kg Bag Price - INR 2,900/ Kg Product Specification Color : Natural Packaging Size : 20 Kg Bag Material : Dried Flower Usage/Application : Medicine Botanical Name : Nyctanthes arbor-tristis Brand : NEERAJ Dried : 100% Form : Dried Flower Grade : 1 Packaging Type : Standard Shelf Life : 365 Days Minimum Order Quantity : 10 Kg Product Description The leaf juice combined with honey cures Cough and Fever. The Laxative and Cholagogue properties of the leaves are useful in destroying Intestinal Worms. Leaf decoction cures the problems like Sciatica, Arthritis and Malaria. Night Jasmine flowers HARSHRINGAR, PARIJAAT ,produce an Astringent action. Nyctanthes arbor-tristis Treats various types of fevers: Night jasmine is quite efficient in treating the Malaria fever. Also, it treats nausea, diarrhoea and rising body temperature caused due to bile maladies. The leaf of this flower is helpful in reducing the fever of malaria, strains of Plasmodium falciparum Additional Information Item Code ; HUJIOO Delivery Time : 5 Days Production Capacity : 1000 Kg Packaging Details : As per client requirement
Dried Parijat Leaves - Harsingar Leaves - Nyctanthes Arbor
ried Parijat Leaves - Harsingar Leaves - Nyctanthes Arbor
Botanical Name - Nyctanthes-Arbo Common Name - Night Jasmine Other Name - Ratrani, Har Sringar Part Used - Flowers Uses - Medicine Purpose, Fabric Dyeing Nyctanthes-arbor-trusts L., is the night flowering jasmine or parijat or hengra bubar which is a species of Nyctanthes native to South Asia and Southeast Asia. The flowers are fragrant, with a five to eight -lobed with Corolla with an orange red centre. The bright orange tubes of the flowers contain a saffron-yellow colouring matter called Nyctanthin, which is identical with crocheting from saffron. The flower contains an abundance of mannitol and is emmenagogue, which can be used medicinally to provoke menstruation. Anciently the dye was also used for dyeing cotton cloth and as a cheap substitute for saffron in colouring the robes of Buddhist priests. It imparts a beautiful orange, yellow or golden colour like saffron, but the colour is easily washed off, which rapidly fades in the sun. Use of limejuice or alum in the dye bath makes the colour moderately resistant to light, soap and acid.
