There was really no fish on the table.

......

"Because of what?" Gu Liuxiao opened his mouth slightly, looking at Liang Xiulie like a curious baby.

"Nope." Liang Xiulie couldn't help but didn't speak, because just now, he misunderstood that this was the dish that Princess Yin Xiaoyue made for himself, so he didn't eat it, and he was willing to eat the dish that Gu Liuxiao made for himself.

There was really no fish on the table.

......

"Because of what?" Gu Liuxiao opened his mouth slightly, looking at Liang Xiulie like a curious baby.

"Nope." Liang Xiulie couldn't help but didn't speak, because just now, he misunderstood that this was the dish that Princess Yin Xiaoyue made for himself, so he didn't eat it, and he was willing to eat the dish that Gu Liuxiao made for himself.

Ranunculus belladonna

Herb of the god of war bellona

Also known as belladonna. The species of Ranunculus is called Atropa Belladonna, commonly known as Deadly Nightshade. Buttercup with red flowers and black berries is the source of the toxic drug belladonnaline, which can dilate the pupils, and the Italian ladies who loved beauty in ancient times used the juice drops of belladonna to make their eyes brighter and brighter. In addition to the pupil dilation effect, it also soothes pain and spasms. However, large amounts of belladonna can be fatal. The leaves of buttercup are poisonous and can cause heart palpitations, hallucinations, insanity, and even death.

Ranunculus is one of the ingredients used in the flying ointment of witchcraft legends.

Henbane

The raw material of love kitsch

The species name Hyoscyamus niger is also translated as Ranunculus, and the local name is Pig Bean. The ancients used celestial fairies to prophesy, cast spells, or make love medicines, which were once used to calm pain, but are now forbidden.

Foxglove digitalis

Poisonous weeds that can be used as cardiotonics

The legend of foxglove

Foxglove has another very cute name - foxglove Legend has it that the bad goblins give foxglove flowers to foxes so that the fox can put the flowers on its feet and reduce the sound of its feet when foraging among foxglove.

In addition to fox gloves, foxglove is also known by other names such as witch's glove, fairy glove, dead man's clock, etc.

The medicinal foxglove foxglove is not only a cute name, when it counts the flowers, the bell-shaped large flowers hang their heads low, looking like a string of bells from afar, which is beautiful. I don't know who said that beautiful things are usually poisonous, and foxglove answers the old saying. However, the poisonous foxglove is used by the medical community in modern times to make a good treatment for heart diseases.

Elderberry

Witch plants with pros and cons

The flower language of elderberry is "warm-hearted".

The pagans of ancient Germany regarded elderberry as a sacred tree. In the minds of the ancients, elderberry was the habitat of the soul, so people had negative associations with witches and bad luck. In the Middle Ages, it was considered bad luck to burn the elderberry or bring it into the house, and legend has it that when the elderberry leaves were brought into the home, ghosts and villains followed. However, when properly treated, elderberry can have a protective effect.

Elderberry branches can be used to make wands and crutches, and hiding under elderberries can protect against lightning. In fact, high objects are prone to lightning strikes, so unless you think the taste of an electric suckling pig is beautiful, don't stay under a tree to take shelter from the rain.

Elderberry of Scotland

It is customary for the Scots to collect elderberry leaves on the eve of May 1 and attach them to the door to keep them away.

Lavender lavender

Can attract elves

When you think of lavender, you think of Furano in Japan and Provence in France.

Lavender of magic

It is used for cleansing baths and incense burning. Throwing lavender into the fire in the middle of summer and offering it to the gods can bring inspiration and dreams.

Ghosts can be seen by wearing lavender and inhaling its aroma.

Lavender of ancient Europe

Lavare, which means to wash, was used as a bath in Roman times to facilitate blood circulation and relaxation.

Lavender from Trinidus

When a baby is born, the Trinidad gives him a bag of lavender to help him sleep well and repel worms.

Edible lavender

Lavender flower tea reduces anxiety, headaches, flatulence, nausea, headaches, and bad breath.

Essential oil of lavender

French lavender and lavender angustifolia extract the best essential oils.

Mandrake

Herbs of Hykadi

The magic of the mandala

The mandala is a powerful protective amulet and can also bring courage to those who wear it. In addition, it is said that women who want to have children or sexually impotent men can wear it to achieve their wishes. Sleeping with a mandala root for three nights during a full moon can increase your personal mana.

Superstitious mandala

The intricate roots of the mandala resemble a human form, and in the Middle Ages, science was not yet enlightened, so Westerners naturally speculated about the strange-looking mandala, adding a touch of horror. Legend has it that when the roots of the mandala were dug up, it would scream in fright, and those who heard the screams would either die or go crazy. Considering the above-mentioned taboos of life and death, when people need to use the mandala root and dig it, they send the dead dog to play. The method is to tie the hungry dog to the mandala tree, throw a piece of meat on the root of the mandala tree, and the greedy dog will eat the meat piece, and dig out the root by the way, and people will stay away, and then turn back to take the root after a while, so that there is no danger to life, but the puppy often dies from the root poison. The mandala root has an anesthetic and psychedelic effect.

Mandala of the East

The Lotus Sutra records that when the Buddha said the Dharma, mandala flowers fell from the sky and fell like rain. The Taoist Beidou has a mandala star messenger, because the messenger holds this flower, so this flower is called a mandala flower.

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The general dictionary translates mandrake as mandala, but Renee recently flipped through the Natural Collections series: Illustrated Medicinal Plants (Leslie. Brennis, published by Owl Press) translates it as Poison Ginseng Eggplant, and the translation of Mandala is titled on Thorn Apple, which also belongs to the Solanaceae family.

Mandala Thorn Apple

Species name: Datura Stramorum

Place name: Jimson grass

It was used by the ancients to ask for oracles, which could lead to madness or death

Poison ginseng mandrake

Species name: Mandragora officinarum

Place name: Magic Apple

Drinking the root leaves into tea will make the drinker excited, and then become sluggish, thus gaining the reputation of an aphrodisiac. It can enhance fecundity, and it is a sacred grass that witches cast spells

Mistletoe parasitism

Ward off evil invisibility

For example, Westerners thought that the alletoe growing on oak trees had the greatest effect, while the Japanese Ezo people thought that the alletoe growing on their sacred tree, the willow tree, was the most effective. The ancient Italians thought that mistletoe could help women conceive, and the Ezo people also consumed mistletoe because of the same idea. Therefore, here is a classification of benefits, introducing the incredible properties of the parasitism of the beylet. The oak tree is the most effective, while the Japanese Ezo people believe that the oak that grows on their sacred tree, the willow tree, is the most effective. The ancient Italians thought that mistletoe could help women conceive, and the Ezo people also consumed mistletoe because of the same idea. Therefore, here is a classification of benefits, introducing the incredible properties of the parasitism of the beylet.