Product Details:
| Minimum Order Quantity | 10 Kg |
| Color | Purple |
| Purpose | Decoration |
| Baronical Name | Bauhinia variegata |
| Number Of Flower | The flowers, which are vibrant pink or white, have five petals and are a rich source of vitamin C. |
| Other Necessities | Medical plants |
| Quality | Improving air quality |
| Speciality | Pink and white flower |
| Weight | 40 kg |
The kachnar plant, also known as the Orchid tree or Mountain Ebony, is a beautiful ornamental plant native to South Asia with significant medicinal uses. Used in traditional medicine like Ayurveda, all parts of the plant, especially the flowers, buds, bark, and leaves, are believed to help manage issues like diabetes, thyroid problems, and various skin conditions. In addition to its medicinal properties, kachnar flowers and buds are also used as a vegetable in some cuisines.
Physical characteristics
Appearance: A fast-growing shrub or small tree, it can grow up to 12 meters (40 feet) tall. It is known for its distinctive butterfly-shaped leaves with two lobes, and its striking, orchid-like flowers.
Flowers: The flowers, which are vibrant pink or white, have five petals and are a rich source of vitamin C.
Leaves: The leaves are broad, typically with two rounded lobes, and are green and glossy.
Medicinal uses
Diabetes: The leaves are believed to help lower blood glucose levels and improve the lipid profile.
Thyroid: In Ayurvedic medicine, kachnar powder is used to help manage thyroid conditions.
Skin problems: Applying kachnar powder with honey is thought to help manage acne and pimples.
Wound healing: Its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties can help in healing wounds.
Other conditions: It has been used for a wide range of ailments including swellings, digestive issues, and worm infestations.
Culinary uses
The flowers and buds are edible and are eaten as a vegetable in various dishes.
They can be added to curries, stir-fries, and used to make pickles.
Environmental benefits
The plant is a good addition to urban areas, providing shade, improving air quality, and attracting pollinators like butterflies and bees.