Hello Everyone, I hope everyone is well. Today's post is Mandar tree flower photography.
I bow to the tree;
It blooms like fire in the month of Falgun Chaitra. Even if you recognize this common Mandar tree that grows carelessly, many do not know that this tree is Parijat. The tree is deciduous, this flower blooms in spring. The tree has thorns, which fall off when it gets a little old. It stands with beautiful red flowers all over its body. Mandar flower trees are seen all over the country. Planted as boundary posts and for house fences. This tree grows quickly without any care. When spring comes, it shows its vibrant red flowers. Due to the influence of the environment.
Mandar trees are very big and tall. The flowers of this tree are very beautiful and red. Another name for Mandar flower is 'Parijat'. Many people mistake this flower for Palash. Many also call it wild Palash.
Characteristics of the madar tree:
Madar (Calotropis gigantea) is a shrubby plant, which usually grows in dry and abandoned lands. It is mainly found in hot and humid regions.
The mandar tree is cut into very large pieces.
Main characteristics:
Height: Grows up to 3-6 feet tall.
Leaves: Thick, broad, gray-green and covered with cotton-like covering. Flowers: Small purple or white flowers, which have five petals. Fruit: The fruit is oval in shape and has cotton-like fibers inside. Root: A sticky white milky substance (lacquer) is released from the root of the tree.
Some medicinal properties of the mandar tree;
Effective in arthritis and nerve pain. Used as an insect repellent. Toxicity: The milky gum of the tree is poisonous and can cause itching or burning if applied directly to the body.
Resistance: Drought tolerant and grows even in adverse environments. Parts used: Leaves, roots, milk (kheer), In short: Madar tree is a medicinal and versatile plant, but due to its toxicity and medicinal properties, caution is required while using it.
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