How to plant small potted plants with Sakyamuni seeds

Wash the Sakya seeds and soak them in clean water for a week. Prepare a bottomless flowerpot and fill it with soil. When sowing, the bud should be placed downward, gradually placing the seeds in the flowerpot from the outside to the inside, and then covered with a layer of gravel. Sprinkle water every day to keep the soil surface moist, and about 3 weeks later, the soil can be broken and germinated.

What is the effect of Sakyamuni fruit?

1. Intellectual and brain-tonifying: the calcium element rich in Sakyamuni fruit is one of the substances necessary for human growth. It not only can make the body develop normally, but also has the effect of tonifying the brain. It is very effective for children to improve intelligence or delay the decline of memory of the elderly.

2. Supplement iron and nourish blood: Sakya fruit is rich in iron, which is suitable for patients with iron deficiency anemia. Pregnant women, children and lactating women should pay attention to iron supplement, so they can eat Sakyamuni fruit properly.

3. Anti-aging: Sakyamuni fruit is rich in vitamin C, which can protect tooth health, prevent arteriosclerosis, eliminate free radicals, effectively delay skin aging and whiten skin.

4. Reducing blood sugar: Sakyamuni fruit has the effect of activating brain cells and lowering blood sugar. It is often used in foreign countries to treat brain atrophy and diabetes. Regular consumption of diabetic patients plays an obvious auxiliary role in relieving the disease.

5. Anti-cancer and anti-cancer: Sakyamoto can effectively fight malignant cells of 12 types of cancer, including colon cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer and pancreatic cancer, as well as anti-fungal and anti-parasite effects.