Source:│DateTime:2022-06-01
Common ivy is a perennial evergreen climbing shrub with beautiful evergreen leaves. In the southern region, it is mostly used as vertical greening, and it is planted on rockery and wall roots to allow it to grow naturally. In the north, small and medium-sized potted plants are mainly used, and the shapes are changeable, small and cute.
Common ivy is a negative vine that likes shade, but can also grow in full sunlight. Prefers a warm and humid environment and is not cold-resistant. Common ivy does not have strict requirements on soil. Slightly moist, loose and fertile soil is more suitable for its growth, but the salinity content in the soil should not be too low. Common ivy often climbs trees on the edge of forests, roadsides under forests, rocks and walls of houses, and is often cultivated in gardens. In the north, there are many potted plants and indoor, hanging or potted plants.
The flower language of Common ivy is the combination of love, loyalty, friendship, and emotion.
Common ivy was previously considered a magical plant that symbolized loyalty. In Greek mythology, the Common ivy represents Dionysus, the god of wine, and has a symbolic meaning of joy and vitality. It also symbolizes immortality and eternal youth.

Common ivy plants are evergreen in all seasons, with colorful leaves, various leaf shapes, and sparse and scattered branches and leaves. There are also studies using Common ivy plants for roof greening.
With variable leaf color and shape, and evergreen, Common ivy is a graceful climber that can be used as a vertical greening for trellises or walls. It is also suitable for indoor potted cultivation, and is also a very good indoor foliage plant, which can be used as potted plants, hanging baskets, totems, plastic plants, etc. Common ivy is also a configuration material for cut flowers. In addition, it is a good ground cover material for planting with other plants.
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Common ivy, the whole plant can be used as medicine, bitter in taste, pungent, warm in nature, has the effects of dispelling wind and dampness, promoting blood circulation and reducing swelling, calming the liver and detoxifying. It can be taken orally or used externally. Has the following uses:
One of the most well-known benefits of using Common ivy, especially "English Common ivy," targets inflammation in the body. If you suffer from arthritis, gout or rheumatism, you can consume it as a tea or apply the leaves directly to the area of inflammation. Topical application is recommended for those experiencing discomfort and pain from injury or surgery. This also heals internal inflammation, which has a variety of other applications in various body systems.
Early research suggests a link between liver and gallbladder function and the use of Common ivy leaves; this helps the organs function better and release toxins from the body more efficiently, thereby purifying the blood and reducing stress on these critical systems.
Common ivy leaves have been used for centuries to reduce pain and infection from skin burns. This also applies to any open sore or wound, as its leaves have certain antibacterial properties in addition to the protective properties of the saponins found in the leaves. It also helps relieve discomfort and irritation from psoriasis, eczema, acne, and other skin-related conditions.
Relieving Congestion Common ivy leaves are often used to reduce congestion and inflammation in the airways. They act as expectorants, breaking down phlegm and mucus in the bronchial system. By eliminating these breeding grounds for pathogens and bacteria, you can improve your overall health and reduce your recovery time from illness. This also makes Common ivy leaves an effective remedy for allergic reactions and asthma because they reduce inflammation in these channels.
Although research is still ongoing, many properties exhibited by Common ivy leaves suggest significant antioxidant activity, which also means they may have the ability to prevent cancer from spreading or developing. By eliminating free radicals and preventing mutation and apoptosis, Common ivy leaves may help protect the body from a variety of chronic diseases, including cancer.
It is used in the symptomatic treatment of the common cold and acute and chronic inflammatory bronchial diseases associated with cough. The leaves are used as analgesics and anti-inflammatory agents, and the leaves and berries are taken orally as an expectorant for coughs and bronchitis. Apply the boiled leaves of Common ivy to the affected area to fight ringworm, scabies, and worms. It is used to treat depression, as a stimulant, narcotic, and hallucinogen, depending on the amount of alcohol consumed.
Decoction of Common ivy leaves. Used for diabetes in Turkey. Topically, it is used as a sedative and antipruritic, as a protective treatment for cracks, abrasions, chapped skin, and insect bites.
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