Purple jasmine is extensively managed and is a plant with high ornamental value. In addition to its ornamental value, purple jasmine also has certain medicinal value. Its roots, leaves and flowers can be used for medicinal purposes. It has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying; it can also repel mosquitoes in summer; grind the seeds into powder to make cosmetic powder, which has a good effect on acne.

Ornamental effect

Purple jasmine is extensively managed and relatively simple to maintain. It is a green plant with high ornamental value and good greening effect.

Purple jasmine will bloom small purple flowers in summer and autumn, and there will also be yellow, white and variegated flowers blooming, just like small happy trumpets. Purple jasmine has egg-shaped or almost heart-shaped leaves, which are green and interesting.

The small flowers of purple jasmine always open in the evening and close in the morning. They exude a light fragrance and produce small round fruits, like small landmines. However, the most ornamental part of purple jasmine is its flowers and leaves.

Purple jasmine can be planted on the ground or in pots. Plant it in clusters on fences, in front of houses, behind houses, or beside sparse forests. When the flowers bloom, they will look like stars in the sky and emit fragrance. They are also beautiful to watch in pots and can also be used in landscaping.

Medicinal effects

In addition to its ornamental value, purple jasmine also has certain medicinal value.

The roots, leaves and flowers of purple jasmine can be used for medicinal purposes. They have the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying, promoting blood circulation, regulating menstruation, and nourishing. Purple jasmine can also treat diseases such as stranguria, tuberculosis and vomiting blood, carbuncle, and acute arthritis. It can facilitate urination and eliminate edema. It also has a certain effect on some gynecological diseases.

Other effects

Purple jasmine also has the effect of repelling mosquitoes. Purple jasmine prefers a ventilated growth environment. When grown at home, if planted in the courtyard or in a pot, it will emit fragrance and can repel mosquitoes in summer.

Purple jasmine seeds can also be ground into powder to make cosmetic powder, which is very effective in removing acne and acne.