🚀 Agave amica�

Traditional Herbs from Agave amica�

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• Wash thoroughly\u00a010 dried tuberose flowers and 10-15 g black ear mushrooms.
• Soak the tuberose flowers until soft and steam until cooked. Put all the ingredients in a blender and add 1 glass of water. Puree and pour it into a serving glass.
• Drink with the dregs, 1 time a day

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• Take 50 Tuberose flower florets.
• Boil the flowers in 1,500 ml of water until boiling. Wait until it cools.
• After it cools, then use it to wash your eyes.\u00a0

What is Agave amica� Looks like??

Parts of Agave amica� that could be used

• Leaves
• Flowers
• Tubers

Agave amica� Distribution

Tuberose originates from Mexico. Spread widely to Indonesia since the arrival of Europeans and Chinese. Generally planted as an ornamental plant and cut flower because the flowers are beautiful and have a distinctive aroma, especially at night. This plant also has properties as a traditional medicine. Apart from that, the flowers can be consumed as a mixture or complement to cooking.
Agroecology of Agave amica�
Tuberose grows in areas with an altitude of 700-1,500 m above sea level, but grows optimally at an altitude of 100-900 m above sea level. Likes open environmental conditions with air humidity of 75-90%, daily temperature between 16-27 °C, rainfall 1,900-2,500 mm/year. Suitable for planting on andosol soil types, clay to sandy loam texture, pH 5-5.7.
Morphology of Agave amica�

• Fibrous roots.
• The stem consists of a main stem and a false stem (tuber). The main stem is white-light green, covered with fine fibers.
• Elongated flat leaves, shiny green in color. There are reddish spots at the base.
• Compound flowers, 5-12 flowers appear on the flower stalk. Slightly white\u00a0reddish at the tips, bloom at night, have a long-lasting fragrance.

Cultivation of Agave amica�

• Vegetative propagation (flower bulbs).
• Bulbs are taken from production plants that are more than 2.5 years old.\u00a0It is best to store the bulbs for 1-2 months before planting (speeds up the emergence of shoots).

Agave amica�, more details :

Chemical Content of Agave amica�
Sapogenin, flavonoids, geraniol, nerol, farnesol, eugenol, spirostanol, furostanol glycoside (steroid), methyl benzoate, 1,8-cineole.
Benefits of Agave amica�
Medicine for boils (furunculus), swelling (edema), cataracts, influenza, insomnia, reduces heat (antipyretic), treats rheumatism, sore throat, has antioxidant and antimicrobial activity.
Simplisia of Agave amica�
Information not yet available., �

Another Facts for Agave amica� :

Synonym of Agave amica�
Crinum angustifolium� Houtt., Agave polianthes� Thiede & Eggli, Agave tuberosa� (L.) Thiede & Eggli
Habitus of Agave amica�
Herb. Annual herb, height reaches 1.2 m.�
Habitat of Agave amica�

• Mainland