In the countryside there are a variety of growing in the roadside or field weeds and wildflowers. These weeds and wildflowers will have their own value, from their surface is not visible, and some of the growth is very beautiful, some of the growth is not particularly good-looking, some of them are also very dangerous, may contain poison.

But most people are probably unfamiliar with them, or can't even name them, if they're of any use. Therefore, in the past, many farmers would treat them as weeds and pull them out, thus missing out on these weeds.

In the rural cornfields, there is such a high value of weeds, its name is called one-legged gold, in some places also known as "noma grass".

The one-legged gold is a green-colored plant that is not very tall and grows to about thirty centimeters. Because it is not very tall, so most people do not pay attention to this plant, and most farmers do not know that this wild plant has medicinal value, for example, if someone has a cold or a fever or a sore throat, or an upset stomach or hepatitis can be used as a simple treatment with this medicine, and the effect is also very significant.

If there are people who recognize this wild plant, then pick it to farm, it is certainly also a good way to make money.

So the most important thing is how to grow this wild plant effectively?

One-legged gold is a semi-parasitic plant that is somewhat difficult to harvest and not very easy to grow. If you have a large natural sloping meadow with wild, naturally growing Monopods, then you can try to propagate them artificially. It is a parasitic plant that depends on other plants for its survival, and it does not photosynthesize on its own, so the water or nutrients it needs to grow come from the plants it hosts, such as mistletoe and sandalwood.