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Traditionally used as a “tshuaj cawm siav” or to treat pregnancy fatigue. Tender leaves and stems can be used in traditional Hmong chicken soup, or boiled to make tea. For external use, this plant is traditionally used to cure rashes, ulcers, and warts.
Traditionally used as a “tshuaj cawm siav” or to treat pregnancy fatigue. Tender leaves and stems can be used in traditional Hmong chicken soup, or boiled to make tea. For external use, this plant is traditionally used to cure rashes, ulcers, and warts.
