Taro plants that have various benefits thrive in my garden
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on this occasion I will write a post regarding the taro plant or commonly called the taro plant that grows a lot in the garden, the taro plant or the taro plant turns out to have various kinds of benefits.
a few days ago I went to visit a banana garden which is located not too far from where I live while looking at banana stems, I saw in the garden a lot of taro plants or commonly called taro that grows wild on slightly wet soil.
This taro plant or taro plant is included in the tuber group where since ancient times this plant has been widely used both for food menus and used as traditional medicines. in large areas or in pots because it has various benefits as ornamental plants in people's homes.
This taro plant or this taro has various forms including the taro plant whose stems are green with large leaves, there is also a taro plant whose stems are brownish or purple with rather small leaves and there is also a taro plant whose stems are grayish with rather medium leaves. -medium bit, which is usually used as a food menu, namely taro leaves or taro which is brownish in color, but before we cook, we must first know the ways to cook it so that it tastes good and delicious.
taro or taro plants also have various benefits, including to treat ulcers that exist in humans and also to relieve gastric disorders and can also reduce high blood pressure, many ancient people took advantage of the advantages of the taro plant and used it as medicines to relieve the diseases that exist in them and even people also use taro fruit to serve as a substitute for food by boiling them until they are cooked and then eaten as a substitute for staple food.
According to the story, this taro plant came from China and is now widely spread in various countries including Southeast Asia and where I live, Aceh, there are many taro plants in people's gardens.
this is all I can write, hopefully my writing is useful for myself and also for friends who read this paper.
in the following I will share some pictures of taro plants that thrive in the garden.
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@joelibra
