Showing posts with label B. Show all posts
Showing posts with label B. Show all posts

Thursday, October 1, 2015

Sweet basil and origin






with over 150 varieties cultivated worldwide, basil is known for its characteristic flavor, aroma, and essential oil and healing properties. The most used species is also called sweet basil Osmium basilica and is very popular in the kitchen.

It is very strange that this herb is not used more often in alternative medicine because it contains very interesting properties, which will be discussed in this article.
Cultivating Basil

Sweet Basil grows in

Sunday, September 27, 2015

the benefits of broccoli




Broccoli is an edible plant abundant fleshy flower heads dark green, all these heads are placed in a tree on an edible stem and branches and foliage making it. Growing broccoli spans most of the world, is grown outdoors though the seeds are sown in seedbeds, then they are transplanted into the field when they reach a height of 15 cm.

To maintain optimum broccoli so once acquired, is to be stored at a temperature ranging between 0 ° and 4 ° C, it is important to maintain the natural moisture of the plant so it is advisable to wrap it in plastic and not expose it to bright light. Its deep green color indicates the quality, freshness and appetizing flavor. Broccoli stored incorrectly, quickly lose their nutritional properties and will fibrous and woody touch and taste, also losing its green toning and showing a yellowish hue.

Like most of the vegetables that are acquired, the broccoli will not be washed before storing in the refrigerator as this will increase your level of humidity and accelerate its deterioration process; well, its use is recommended in the 3-5 days following its acquisition for better use of its nutritional properties. Should not be consumed in that period of time, it is best to freeze broccoli and to prevent nutritional deterioration.

Friday, September 26, 2014

The way the use of the plant Impatiens balsamina L


Hello friend of TAF (TheAmazingFruits), Yesterday I discussed about the Impatiens balsamina L, if not read, can be read here.

The way the use of the plant Impatiens balsamina L

example Usage

* Vaginal discharge (leukorrhea)
Decoction of the fresh leaves of Impatiens balsamina L (30-60g) with two cups of

Benefit from Oxalidaceae Starfruit (Averrhoa bilimbi L)


Hello friend of TAF (TheAmazingFruits), Yesterday I discussed about the Oxalidaceae starfruit (Averrhoa bilimbi L), if not read, can be read here.

For Cholesterol:
Fruit starfruit washed thoroughly, then thinly sliced ​​or grated and squeezed. Add

Utilizing Vegetable String Bean


Hello friend of TAF (TheAmazingFruits), Yesterday I discussed about String bean, if not read, can be read here.

 how to utilize vegetable string bean????

To shed urine, take 50 grams of leaves of fresh string bean. Rinse and

String Bean



Hello friend of TAF (TheAmazingFruits), at this time I will discuss about String Bean
String bean is a plant that is used as a vegetable or vegetables. He grew up with a way climbing or twining. Part of which is used as a vegetable or fresh fruit is still young and still soft fibers, string bean is

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Oxalidaceae starfruit (Averrhoa bilimbi L)

Hello friend of TAF (TheAmazingFruits), at this time I will discuss about Oxalidaceae starfruit (Averrhoa bilimbi L)
Starfruit is a kind of small tree that is estimated to come from the Moluccas, and cultivated and grows freely in Indonesia, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and Malaysia. This plant is

Impatiens Balsamina L



Hello friend of TAF (TheAmazingFruits), at this time I will discuss about Impatiens balsamina L.
Impatiens balsamina L is a plant originating from South Asia and Southeast Asia but has been introduced to America in the 19th century. This plant is an annual or biennial plant and has flowers that are white, red, purple, or pink. Flower shape resembles a tiny orchids. Higher plants can reach one meter thick trunk but not woody and leaves jagged edges.

This plant is very favored bees
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