Narcissus is grown in dry soil and prefers shade or light sun. It is planted from August to November, with a soil depth of no more than 15 cm. It is preferable to keep it away from sunlight when it begins to bloom and place it in relatively cool places. The narcissus plant has medicinal benefits; it is used as an antispasmodic, nerve tonic, and fever reducer. Essential oils have been extracted from it to create the most beautiful perfumes. Among the most famous types of narcissus known in our Arab world are: (White-edged, Atlantic, Leathery, Delicate, Common, Tangier, Cantabri, Late, Neglected, Paper). There are also some types spread around the world, including: (Scabby, Asouni, Asturian, Green Flowers, High Mountains, Olli, Portuguese, Tri-Stamened, Chalky, Poetic, Khaki, Long-necked, Giant, Cadiz, False, False Two-Tone, Cherry, Puffy, Descending, Nevadi, Yebesi). Legends have it that Narcissus was a boy who was very fond of himself, constantly watching his reflection in the water, enjoying the reflection of his image, and transforming into this beautiful flower. Hence, and in reference to this story, the arrogant and self-admiring person is called a narcissist. The narcissus flower has gained popular attention in various parts of the world, especially in Spain, and many Arab poets have sung of it, praising and admiring it, comparing the languid eyes to the narcissus, only to point out its inclination, break, and beauty.

Benefits of the Narcissus Flower

Decorating house entrances and balconies; it spreads a fragrant scent in the air.

Relieving abdominal pain and as a laxative; by boiling narcissus bulbs and drinking the infusion. However, the bulbs should not be eaten. It also expels worms and heals stomach ulcers.

Treating depression with the narcissus flower is what science has recently discovered, as the compounds in this flower work to alleviate cases of depression and improve brain and brain cell function.

Narcissus oil is used to massage the body, strengthening nerves and relieving spasms. It is also used in the manufacture of perfumes and cosmetics.

Making an air freshener from narcissus water, adding jasmine water and any other types of fragrant water, and a few drops of musk. Place it in a tightly sealed bottle for two weeks, then put it in a spray bottle and spray it in the room or on the bed.

Increasing sexual potency in men.

Making a hair cream by soaking narcissus leaves in olive oil for two weeks, then mixing the ingredients with an electric mixer until they become creamy. Apply to the hair to increase its density and prevent hair loss.

Treating split ends with a narcissus mask consisting of the following: oils (olive, castor, and almond), pumpkin, aloe vera leaves, and narcissus flowers. Place all the ingredients on the heat and stir. It is always preferable not to put them directly on the heat, but rather inside a larger container with water, and place both on the heat until it boils. Then, let it cool, filter it, and put it on the roots and ends of the hair.

Narcissus has medicinal uses and many benefits. It strengthens nerves, lowers temperatures, and is used as an antispasmodic. It also helps speed up wound healing, reduce inflammation, and stop bleeding. It may also be used to treat chronic diseases such as whooping cough, epilepsy, and gout.

It also helps in treating colds and reducing phlegm. Narcissus flower seed powder removes freckles, blemishes, and treats alopecia. Perfumers use it to extract an essential oil that adds a beautiful scent.

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